Red River Horror

November 2021 Horror Preview

With the spooky season officially in the books and holiday season hype beginning to take shape, mainstream horror is taking

Chucky is a unique horror film villain in that he’s really the only one who is not human—Leatherface, Jason, Freddy,

Halloween Kills lives up to its name—from beginning to end, there’s gore galore and a body count to rival the

The Manor, written and directed by Axelle Carolyn (The Haunting of Bly Manor, Shudder’s Creepshow reboot), feels like a throwback

October is here! And while the month has always been a celebration of all things spooky, October 2021 appears to

There’s no denying that uber-producer Jason Blum has done a lot to reinvigorate the horror genre over the years—and he

It has taken a few years, but the Red River Horror contributors have hand-selected a new batch of films to

James Wan’s Malignant opens in the form of a flashback set in a mental asylum where Dr. Florence Weaver (Jacqueline

With fall right around the corner, it’s time we start to divert our attention to the spooky season. In fact,

Mirrors have forever been an invitation to invoke spirits of the dead and to tempt darkest fate—whether one is chanting