Crisol: Theater of Idols is a game with clear BioShock influence in its first-person shooter exploration, but melds some cult horror from games like Resident Evil 4 into the mix. On top of it all, to ...

A recent X post showcased a concept for a Cult Of The Lamb Outfit, igniting hopes among players to see this iconic item come to the game. Your login session has expired. Please logout and login again.

Cult horror game The Exit 8 is being adapted into a film and has just received its first trailer. The film was first announced at the end of last year, and will be released on 29th August this ...

Almost 30 years after it spooked cinemagoers in 1997, Paramount’s cult horror “Event Horizon” is getting its first expansion. Rather than hitting screens, however, “Event Horizon: Dark ...

Just days after a Poppy Playtime book was released, a film adaptation of the cult horror series has been announced. The game's developer, Mob Entertainment, is working with Legendary Entertainment ...

The 1988 horror comedy will become an asymmetrical 3v7 multiplayer game. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. 1980s horror films ...

Cult classic horror game Slay the Princess announces huge free update. Slay the Princess, an acclaimed horror visual novel akin to Doki Doki Literature Club, announced a massive free upgrade is ...

Cult horror classic called a 'game-changing masterpiece' is now streaming for free in time for Halloween A thrilling, gory and subversive horror masterpiece that has won over a legion of fans ...

The Pilgrim Comic Pack will be illustrated by Carles Dalmau, an artist who has worked on Cult of the Lamb and the sci-fi horror from Frictional Games, SOMA. It will also be written by Jojo Zhou ...

New horror game from cult FMV TikTok star gets a free demo. Excuse Me Sir is a brand new FMV style horror game from TikToker Molly Moon, the developer of Faith, and even more people from the scene.

Stuart Gordon's memoir 'Naked Theater & Uncensored Horror' prompts memories from William H. Macy, George Wendt, Barbara Crampton and Andre De Shields.