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ALIEN STAR WINS BIG AT BAFTA FILM AWARDS

Alien: Romulus breakout actor David Jonsson is no stranger to the stars, especially as the latest recipient of BAFTA’s Rising Star Award. Jonsson’s performance as an android combatting his own programming earned rave reviews as well as the coveted award - beating out huge names like Mikey Madison (2022’s Scream) and Jharell Jerome (2019’s When They See Us.) This particular category is the only one voted on by the general public, so it’s safe to say audiences were just as endeared as critics and industry peers.

“...I’d like to dedicate this to the people, the dreamers, grafters, and the people just trying to do it a little bit different. Star - I don't know, but rising – I guess!” Jonsson quipped onstage.

Watch the stunning moment Jonsson received his award from past winners Letitia Wright (Black Mirror) and James McAvoy (Speak No Evil.)

Alien: Romulus joins a list of Horror titles (The Substance, Cuckoo, I Saw The TV Glow, etc.) being recognized by prestige voting bodies this awards season; institutions that generally don’t recognize Horror.

TERRIFIER DIRECTOR INSISTS HIS POLITICAL GENRE FILM ISN’T POLITICAL

Art the Clown may be a murderous demon, but don’t call him political. At least not in front of Terrifier creator and director Damien Leone. Despite themes of religion, female-centric heroism, body autonomy, and more being woven into the smash hit Terrifier franchise, Leone took a firm stance with a statement yesterday (2/3/25.)

CELEBRATE BLACK HORROR

Horror in Color is a growing platform painting the Horror genre with colors of intersectional diversity, equity, and inclusion. Through our online coverage and in-person events, we aim to make the genre accessible to all - especially women, People of Color, people with disabilities, and LGBTQIA+ communities. Our guests range from American Horror Story's Angelica Ross to music trailblazer Tinashe.

SOUL SHADOWS: A BLACK HISTORY MONTH CELEBRATION

This horror art exhibit and immersive experience is taking place on February 16th so we can collectively celebrate Black horror characters, films, artists, creatives, performers, businesses and more!

REPRESENTATION IN THE HORROR COMMUNITY MATTERS!

Join us for an unforgettable night!

This horror art exhibit and immersive experience is taking place on February 16th so we can collectively celebrate Black horror characters, films, artists, creatives, performers, businesses and more!

REPRESENTATION IN THE HORROR

COMMUNITY MATTERS!

Join us for an unforgettable night!

WITH SPECIAL GUESTS, PERFORMANCES, Q&A PANELS, VENDORS AND MORE!

FREE EVENT but VIP tickets ARE available! only 10 VIP spots!

INSIDIOUS ON STAGE NO FURTHER

James Wan and Leigh Wannell made heads turn when they announced audacious plans to tour a “heart-pound live theatrical experience” based on Blumhouse’s blockbuster Insidious franchise. Fast forward to the opening night of Insidious: The Further You Fear in Lafayette, Arkansas. Jaws dropped. And apparently, not in a good way.

HORROR DOMINATES SPIRIT AWARD NOMINATIONS

Today’s (12/4) announcement of the Spirit Award nominations revealed a refreshing array of Horror titles in the mix. Jane Schoenbrun’s magnificent I Saw The TV Glow led the wave, tying with Anora for the most nominations with a staggering 6. These included nods for performances from Justice Smith and Brigette Lundy-Paine, directing and screenplay nods for Schoenbrun, as well as one for Best Feature.

AMERICAN FEAR - 10 FILMS THAT CAPTURE 2024 POLITICAL ANXIETIES

Since the onset of the genre, Horror has remained inherently political - largely due to its accessibility and its confrontation of societal fears. With the recently elected administration openly sharing plans to oppress marginalized people, there’s no wonder audiences have been seeking the catharsis of Horror. Below you’ll find a list of major Horror releases this year that accurately capture timely political anxieties.

THE SUBSTANCE INJECTS FULL SCRIPT ONLINE

Deadline is helping “respect the balance” between filmmakers and audiences by releasing the full script for The Substance on their website.
As awards season ramps up, some campaigning productions share their scripts for further consideration of screenwriting awards. The result is a rich opportunity for aspiring writers and filmmakers. Director/Writer Coralie Fargeat words are especially intriguing here, as so much of the film’s body-horror elements revolve around striking imagery.

HORROR TITAN TONY TODD LIVES IN IMMORTALITY

The world has lost an absolute titan of Horror with today’s passing of actor Tony Todd. Known best as “Candyman” himself, Todd’s indelible mark on the genre includes credits in the “Final Destination” and “Tales from the Hood” franchises.

Me the Machine: Miomantis [Scars] Official Music Video

Pop Music’s Horror Auteur returns with a gothic, sweeping sound
in Me The Machine’s newest collaboration with “Silent Hill”
composer Akira Yamaoka. “Miomantis (Scars)” catapults listeners
into a cinematic realm of storytelling.

Los Angeles - Sept. 24th, 2024 - Join the booming chorus of
heartache and revenge in “Miomantis (Scars,)” the latest single
from legendary composer Akira Yamaoka and Latine trailblazer
Me The Machine. Pain is the ultimate muse in this vivid new track,
available now on all music streaming services and DSPs.

“I wanted to tell a story that brings people in to experience an
intense, maniacal type of passion and hurt,” shared singer-
songwriter Me The Machine. “The vulnerability of showing your
own scars can heal others. There’s no one better than Akira to
help tell this story.” “Miomantis (Scars)” follows the gore and
glory of the duo’s 2023 single, Soul Eater.

Follow the scars on these services:
Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal, Pandora, iTunes

Me The Machine (@methemachine) is a seasoned vessel of Horror-pop, entrancing audiences into the depths of wicked imagination.

Known for his prolific work in video games and film, composer Akira Yamaoka (@akira_yamaoka) continues to defy expectations across mediums.

MONÁE MANOR AT LA HAUNTED HAYRIDE

Janelle Monáe opens the doors to "Monáe Manor" at Los Angeles Haunted Hayride 2024!

SCARE UP THE VOTE! A Horror Community Event for Kamala Harris & Tim Walz

We’re proud to do our part by showing up, and scaring up! Register at scareupthevote.com

#scareupthevote @scareupthevote #horrorincolor #horror #community #vote #harriswalz #kamala #kamalaharris @kamalahq #timwalz @timwalz #horrorcommunity

Latin American Nightmares Come to Life at Hollywood Horror Nights

Latiné viewers have proven to be some of Horror’s most consistent audiences over the last decade. Universal Studios Hollywood’s “Monstruos 2: The Nightmares of Latin America” centers those audiences and their stories.

Actor Danny Trejo returns to narrate a journey through Latin American lore that feels reverential and grandiose. What folklore would you add to this @horrornights haunted house?

HORROR IN COLOR LIVESCREAM PANEL DISCUSSION PREVIEWING SCARE UP THE VOTE

This Halloween season aligns with a crucial election season.

Join us TOMORROW, 10/11 @ 5pm PST/ 8pm EST for a discussion with esteemed writer/educator Tananarive Due about #ScareUpTheVote - a Horror community event aimed at supporting the Harris Walz campaign.

Social Ripple Effect Founder / Filmmaker Sade Sellers will be co-hosting! See you tomorrow on IG LIVE.

#election #horrorcommunity #community #horrorincolor #author #writer #filmmaker #womeninhorror #voting #election #harriswalz2024

HORROR IN COLOR'S FOURTH ANNUAL PRIDE OR DIE 2024

NEON NOSTALGIA: I SAW THE TV GLOW REVIEW

NEON NOSTALGIA: I SAW THE TV GLOW REVIEW

“This is not my home!”

By the time Justice Smith (Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom) screams these words in I Saw The TV Glow, there’s no denying the power of the Pink Opaque. In these heartbreaking moments, Director Jane Schoenbrun (We’re All Going to the World’s Fair) proves just how crucial Queer and specifically Trans storytelling are in film. A surrealist portrait of Queer self-discovery is no small feat. Long after the TV static has silenced, audiences are left with a hopeful exploration of identity bathed in the glow of neon nostalgia.

ALIEN STAR WINS BIG AT BAFTA FILM AWARDS

Alien: Romulus breakout actor David Jonsson is no stranger to the stars, especially as the latest recipient of BAFTA’s Rising Star Award. Jonsson’s performance as an android combatting his own programming earned rave reviews as well as the coveted award - beating out huge names like Mikey Madison (2022’s Scream) and Jharell Jerome (2019’s When They See Us.) This particular category is the only one voted on by the general public, so it’s safe to say audiences were just as endeared as critics and industry peers.

“...I’d like to dedicate this to the people, the dreamers, grafters, and the people just trying to do it a little bit different. Star - I don't know, but rising – I guess!” Jonsson quipped onstage.

Watch the stunning moment Jonsson received his award from past winners Letitia Wright (Black Mirror) and James McAvoy (Speak No Evil.)

Alien: Romulus joins a list of Horror titles (The Substance, Cuckoo, I Saw The TV Glow, etc.) being recognized by prestige voting bodies this awards season; institutions that generally don’t recognize Horror.

TERRIFIER DIRECTOR INSISTS HIS POLITICAL GENRE FILM ISN’T POLITICAL

Art the Clown may be a murderous demon, but don’t call him political. At least not in front of Terrifier creator and director Damien Leone. Despite themes of religion, female-centric heroism, body autonomy, and more being woven into the smash hit Terrifier franchise, Leone took a firm stance with a statement yesterday (2/3/25.)

CELEBRATE BLACK HORROR

Horror in Color is a growing platform painting the Horror genre with colors of intersectional diversity, equity, and inclusion. Through our online coverage and in-person events, we aim to make the genre accessible to all - especially women, People of Color, people with disabilities, and LGBTQIA+ communities. Our guests range from American Horror Story's Angelica Ross to music trailblazer Tinashe.

SOUL SHADOWS: A BLACK HISTORY MONTH CELEBRATION

This horror art exhibit and immersive experience is taking place on February 16th so we can collectively celebrate Black horror characters, films, artists, creatives, performers, businesses and more!

REPRESENTATION IN THE HORROR COMMUNITY MATTERS!

Join us for an unforgettable night!

This horror art exhibit and immersive experience is taking place on February 16th so we can collectively celebrate Black horror characters, films, artists, creatives, performers, businesses and more!

REPRESENTATION IN THE HORROR

COMMUNITY MATTERS!

Join us for an unforgettable night!

WITH SPECIAL GUESTS, PERFORMANCES, Q&A PANELS, VENDORS AND MORE!

FREE EVENT but VIP tickets ARE available! only 10 VIP spots!

INSIDIOUS ON STAGE NO FURTHER

James Wan and Leigh Wannell made heads turn when they announced audacious plans to tour a “heart-pound live theatrical experience” based on Blumhouse’s blockbuster Insidious franchise. Fast forward to the opening night of Insidious: The Further You Fear in Lafayette, Arkansas. Jaws dropped. And apparently, not in a good way.

HORROR DOMINATES SPIRIT AWARD NOMINATIONS

Today’s (12/4) announcement of the Spirit Award nominations revealed a refreshing array of Horror titles in the mix. Jane Schoenbrun’s magnificent I Saw The TV Glow led the wave, tying with Anora for the most nominations with a staggering 6. These included nods for performances from Justice Smith and Brigette Lundy-Paine, directing and screenplay nods for Schoenbrun, as well as one for Best Feature.

AMERICAN FEAR - 10 FILMS THAT CAPTURE 2024 POLITICAL ANXIETIES

Since the onset of the genre, Horror has remained inherently political - largely due to its accessibility and its confrontation of societal fears. With the recently elected administration openly sharing plans to oppress marginalized people, there’s no wonder audiences have been seeking the catharsis of Horror. Below you’ll find a list of major Horror releases this year that accurately capture timely political anxieties.

THE SUBSTANCE INJECTS FULL SCRIPT ONLINE

Deadline is helping “respect the balance” between filmmakers and audiences by releasing the full script for The Substance on their website.
As awards season ramps up, some campaigning productions share their scripts for further consideration of screenwriting awards. The result is a rich opportunity for aspiring writers and filmmakers. Director/Writer Coralie Fargeat words are especially intriguing here, as so much of the film’s body-horror elements revolve around striking imagery.

HORROR TITAN TONY TODD LIVES IN IMMORTALITY

The world has lost an absolute titan of Horror with today’s passing of actor Tony Todd. Known best as “Candyman” himself, Todd’s indelible mark on the genre includes credits in the “Final Destination” and “Tales from the Hood” franchises.

Me the Machine: Miomantis [Scars] Official Music Video

Pop Music’s Horror Auteur returns with a gothic, sweeping sound
in Me The Machine’s newest collaboration with “Silent Hill”
composer Akira Yamaoka. “Miomantis (Scars)” catapults listeners
into a cinematic realm of storytelling.

Los Angeles - Sept. 24th, 2024 - Join the booming chorus of
heartache and revenge in “Miomantis (Scars,)” the latest single
from legendary composer Akira Yamaoka and Latine trailblazer
Me The Machine. Pain is the ultimate muse in this vivid new track,
available now on all music streaming services and DSPs.

“I wanted to tell a story that brings people in to experience an
intense, maniacal type of passion and hurt,” shared singer-
songwriter Me The Machine. “The vulnerability of showing your
own scars can heal others. There’s no one better than Akira to
help tell this story.” “Miomantis (Scars)” follows the gore and
glory of the duo’s 2023 single, Soul Eater.

Follow the scars on these services:
Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal, Pandora, iTunes

Me The Machine (@methemachine) is a seasoned vessel of Horror-pop, entrancing audiences into the depths of wicked imagination.

Known for his prolific work in video games and film, composer Akira Yamaoka (@akira_yamaoka) continues to defy expectations across mediums.

Latin American Nightmares Come to Life at Hollywood Horror Nights

Latiné viewers have proven to be some of Horror’s most consistent audiences over the last decade. Universal Studios Hollywood’s “Monstruos 2: The Nightmares of Latin America” centers those audiences and their stories.

Actor Danny Trejo returns to narrate a journey through Latin American lore that feels reverential and grandiose. What folklore would you add to this @horrornights haunted house?

HORROR IN COLOR LIVESCREAM PANEL DISCUSSION PREVIEWING SCARE UP THE VOTE

This Halloween season aligns with a crucial election season.

Join us TOMORROW, 10/11 @ 5pm PST/ 8pm EST for a discussion with esteemed writer/educator Tananarive Due about #ScareUpTheVote - a Horror community event aimed at supporting the Harris Walz campaign.

Social Ripple Effect Founder / Filmmaker Sade Sellers will be co-hosting! See you tomorrow on IG LIVE.

#election #horrorcommunity #community #horrorincolor #author #writer #filmmaker #womeninhorror #voting #election #harriswalz2024

NEON NOSTALGIA: I SAW THE TV GLOW REVIEW

NEON NOSTALGIA: I SAW THE TV GLOW REVIEW

“This is not my home!”

By the time Justice Smith (Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom) screams these words in I Saw The TV Glow, there’s no denying the power of the Pink Opaque. In these heartbreaking moments, Director Jane Schoenbrun (We’re All Going to the World’s Fair) proves just how crucial Queer and specifically Trans storytelling are in film. A surrealist portrait of Queer self-discovery is no small feat. Long after the TV static has silenced, audiences are left with a hopeful exploration of identity bathed in the glow of neon nostalgia.

Sabrina Carpenter Taste

Sabrina Carpenter is giving everyone a “Taste” of delicious Horror in her latest music video featuring Jenna Ortega (X, Scream) and Rohan Campbell (Halloween Ends.)

The visuals for Sabrina’s new song, “Taste,” are riddled with references to films such as Death Becomes Her, Ginger Snaps, Psycho, and Kill Bill. Which is your favorite reference in the video?

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