Captain's Log: Facing the Dark — Ro Laren and the Horror of the Shadow Frontier
Star Trek is venturing into the shadows with the announcement of Star Trek: Shadow Frontier. With the return of the incomparable Ro Laren, the franchise proves that the most terrifying frontiers aren't always in deep space, but within.
Gothic Binge-Watch: 3 Must-See Series for Fans of The Vampire Lestat
If S3 of Interview with the Vampire left you wanting more candlelight, more velvet, and more characters who confess their sins in long single takes, here are three gothic series you should mainline this month. Binge-worthiness ratings, one-sitting verdicts, and direct Lestat comparisons inside. 🍿
By the Numbers: 5,433 Movies Across 11 Years Say Ratings Went Up 0.32 Points — But Only Horror and Sci-Fi Earned It
Are movies actually getting better in 2026, or are we just rating them higher? I ran the question against every movie in the spameri.cz database with at least 100 Trakt votes — 5,433 films from 2015 through 2026 — and the answer is yes to both, but the math is more interesting than that.
The Mummy Made 79% of Its Money in Three Days. Here's What That Number Actually Means.
Lee Cronin's The Mummy made 79.1% of its current domestic gross in its opening weekend. By Wednesday — Day 6 — it had earned $17.09M total, with weekdays adding just $3.57M combined. That's the most front-loaded R-rated horror opening of recent memory, and it tells us exactly where Universal's monster reboot wave is heading next: nowhere good.
The Mummy Just Proved Blumhouse Can Resurrect Anything — But Should They?
Lee Cronin's The Mummy is sitting at 58% on Rotten Tomatoes — miles ahead of the 2017 Dark Universe disaster but nowhere near his own Evil Dead Rise. It's bloody, it's loud, and it can't decide what kind of movie it wants to be.
Horror Never Dies: What the Numbers Say About Every Major Horror Franchise Revival
Evil Dead Burn is the latest in a long line of horror franchise comebacks. We ran the numbers on every major horror series revival — from Scream to Halloween to Alien — and found a pattern the studios definitely already know: horror is the safest bet in Hollywood.
From a $350,000 Cabin to a Global Franchise: Evil Dead Has Been Refusing to Die for 45 Years
In 1981, three college kids and a shoestring budget created one of the most enduring horror franchises in cinema. Forty-five years and six films later, Evil Dead Burn proves that you can't keep a good deadite down.