In honor of the highly anticipated release of Twilight, Movie Crunch has compiled a list of the 15 best vampire movies of all time. Whether you like scary or campy, romantic or kick-ass, these vampire flicks offer up a little bit of something for everyone. How would you rank them? Did we forget any of your favorites? Read the rest of this entry »

I can still distinctly remember how Poltergeist scared the ever-lovin… well, it was scary, let’s just say that. And now MGM has announced a remake of 1982’s Poltergeist.

Writers have been hired for the Poltergeist remake, but a director and cast are not yet attached to the project. Read the rest of this entry »

Guillermo del Toro is on a roll – “Hellboy 2,” his follow up to “Pan’s Labyrinth,” did big business. Next for the talented director? Producing a remake of the 1973 horror-thriller TV movie “Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark.”

Horror movies are big business, after all, and no doubt Guillermo del Toro serving as producer will somewhat influence comic book artist-writer Troy Nixey’s directorial debut on “Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark.” Read the rest of this entry »

MovieCrunch reviews monster/horror flicks in 2008 – The Ruins, Shutter, The Eye, Cloverfield.

It’s the case of “everything old is new again” — the latest movie remake in the works is the horror flick “Rosemary’s Baby,” which originally starred Mia Farrow.

I don’t know about you, but this movie scares the bejeezies out of me. Will the Michael Bay remake of “Rosemary’s Baby” have the same scare potential? If not, it’s box office smash-i-tude is pretty likely. Horror films typically tend to grab a lot of moviegoers. Go figure. Read the rest of this entry »