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RSVP For Our FREE Virtual Screening of Supernatural Shocker LA CASA Tomorrow @ 4 PM (PST)! By Josh Millican We’re mere hours away from the release of DREAD’s first horror movie of 2021! The supernatural shocker La Casa arrives on VOD tomorrow and, to celebrate, we’re inviting 200 lucky Dread Central readers to join our virtual screening! There’s no purchase necessary; just RSVP at the bottom of the article! The festivities begin TOMORROW (January 19th) at 4 PM (PST); those who reserve “seats” will receive viewing i...

January 17th there will be a virtual screening of the film Organic to benefit the Bucks County Emergency Homeless Shelter.

Flickr Organizations around the Charlotte region are not letting the coronavirus get in the way of marking this year's Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday on Monday. Virtual and outdoor events have been planned throughout the weekend to honor the civil rights leader and build on his dream of racial equality. They include film screenings, musical and dramatic performances, a "pay what you can" soup kitchen, and virtual remarks from Dr. King's oldest son, Martin Luther King III. This year's events will also take on special significance after last summer's nationwide protests against police bruta...

Don’t Tell a Soul writer/director Alex McAulay! Check out our full conversation below. Dread Central: Where did the idea for Don’t Tell a Soul come from? Alex McAulay: Many of the events in the movie come from real life, when I was growing up in Texas and Ohio. People actually did rob houses that were tented for termites. A kid fell and got stuck in a shaft in an abandoned auto factory for a day. One of my classmates accidentally shot one of his friends in the woods when he was 12. I wanted to create a dark and unsettling story, like a creepy fairytale, set where the American Midwest mee...

Film critic Sean Burns reviews his favorite films from 2020, including "Bacurau," "First Cow," "Collective" and "Beanpole." (Courtesy) The last time I went to the movies was on Tuesday, March 10, the day before the NBA suspended its season and Tom Hanks announced that he and his wife were sick. Over the previous week or so it had slowly begun to dawn on all of us how much trouble we were really in with this thing, and after a patience-trying afternoon press screening of “The Hunt,” I made my way over to the Harvard Film Archive for what had just been announced would be their final event o...