Whilst mainstream horror movies have struggled to eclipse classics like Halloween, The Shining and The Exorcist, the video gaming realm has had no problem in giving us ever more shocking delights. Although old-school home computer games like Soft and Cuddly for the ZX Spectrum had to make do with clunky pixellated graphics and excruciating audio, as soon as the likes of Doom and Resident Evil came along, it was clear that video games could actually be scary.

Horror TV has come a long way over the past few years. The whole television industry has evolved so much in such a short space of time and now there are numerous ways to enjoy your favourite TV shows. A broader range of channels and endless streaming services have been popping up everywhere giving us a wider selection of shows, and more importantly, multiple ways to watch them. Thankfully this has had little affect on the quality of TV which quite frankly almost surpasses that of the movie world these days. Binging on box sets and the sort of chatter that TV shows generates nowadays is phenomenal and many high profile productions are already cinematic in their own right. And horror is one such genre that has been at the forefront of game-changing TV, so we thought we would take a look back at some classic horror shows that are most deserved of a modern TV reboot.

Supernatural British chiller 'Whispers' has been getting plenty of attention across the pond of late as it sat high on Redbox enjoying its position as the second most popular horror movie on the entertainment service in the past couple of weeks. The movie from director Tammi Sutton stars Keeley Hazell, Craig Rees, Barbara Nedeljakova, and features Diane Ayala Goldner, Nina Kate and Ramon Estevez.

The gaming industry is constantly evolving and it doesn't matter in which direction these innovative ideas or technological breakthroughs take us one thing is for certain, the horror genre will always be around represented in one way or another. The entertainment levels of these horror experiences may be getting more and more immersive but for those who grew up with much simpler and even primitive looking games compared to today’s standards will fondly remember some of these retro horror offerings that gave us a fright or two during our childhood.

The annual Salt City Horror Fest is back next month with another awesome line-up of special guests and 35mm horror movie magic. The event kicks off on Saturday 15th April 2017 at the Palace Theater in Syracuse, New York and features a tantilising schedule of classic horror's for ticket holders to enjoy. Along with special screenings such as 'The Texas Chainsaw Massacre', 'Re-Animator' and 'Critter's the 12th Annual festival will also feature a raffle, trailer premieres and other contests for guests to enjoy.

It’s hard to imagine Jason Vorhees without his iconic hockey mask. It’s even more difficult to think about just how many kills he has managed to notch up over the years whilst wearing it. There are endless examples in the movie world of sporting equipment being used in violent and even murderous ways. Not just in horror but sporting goods like a baseball bat or a golf club for instance have been used many times often in threatening situations. And some pieces of equipment in particular are the ideal accessories for unforgettable on-screen deaths moments in the horror world.

Another Bond for Craig or another Craig for Bond? Looking at the images for his new movie 'Violence', coming out soon, could this Brit actor be a wild card to replace Daniel Craig after Bond 25? Craig Rees stars alongside Keeley Hazell and Barbara Nedeljakova, star of Eli Roth's gore-filled 'Hostel', in 'Whispers'. This supernatural chiller marks horror aficionado Tammi Sutton's newest outing into the genre and the new ghostly horror thriller arrives this week. 'Whispers' will be available at RedBox as well as at both Amazon US and Canada from 21 March! Head below for the trailer.

The riveting first official teaser trailer for the new supernatural horror film HOLY TERROR is now available. This film, which is currently in post production, is set to arrive soon on Amazon Prime and was written and directed by Rich Mallery (SOCIOPATHIA) and executive-produced by Gregory Hatanaka (who helmed SAMURAI COP 2: DEADLY VENGEANCE from a script co-written by Mallery. You can check out the cool new trailer below.

This year's festival was held over two weekends in Southend, in the Park Inn by Radisson Palace Hotel. Friday 20 January's standout movie was 'Savageland' (directors: Phil Guidry, Simon Herbert and David Whelan, 2015, US). A prisoner is convicted to die by lethal injection after he is accused of going on a killing spree in his one-horse town. As he's the town loner, the survivors are keen to see him executed. Cinema verite interviews of the local sheriff and other town worthies add uncomfortable realism, as talking heads say there may be no direct motive for the murders but there's also a lot of local hate.

During the month of February for those who may not potentially be spending a lot of their hard earned cash on a romantic Valentines evening with their better half may feel that their generous donations may well be suited helping to fund director Bob X Akins' new psychological horror project 'Nicole, her Ex and the Killer' instead. It's particularly relevant for those who have had bad dating experiences in the past and would rather forget about their exes. With revenge on her mind and freedom in her heart; Nicole's past, present and future comes to a furious collision when her family visits. All donations will go towards the production costs that will cover cast and crew fees as well as location costs, travel and all other props and equipment required for the shoot.

It’s been another bitterly cold few weeks and one of the pleasures of a chilly cold night is being able to wrap up warm inside, tuck yourself in and put on a good movie. And whilst Jack Frost may be nipping at your nose there’s more dangers lurking in the whiteout of the snow than just the icy weather. There aren’t many places where horror hasn’t delved at some point and there have been plenty that take full advantage of those wintry months and bleak, bracing backdrops.

Horror has been a genre which has fascinated mankind for more than three centuries. Horror fiction dates back to the 18th century, but horror films themselves are a much more recent trend. Horror films began to occupy the mainstream media from the start of the 20th century and now in these fast moving times technology has meant that we have been able to successfully enter a whole new era of horror, especially when it comes to more immersive experiences such as horror video games, which tend to provide more fright than ever before.

Now let's suppose that you've had a terrible day in the office or at college and the only thing that gets you through the day is the thought of being able to get home and let off some steam. Some people may want to head out to a local bar or club, but that's not always a viable option especially if you want to remain 'in one piece' by the next morning. Some may get in and quite literally be too tired to even go anywhere or communicate with anyone. But you've still got that burning negative energy in you from all the strains and pressures of the day and that's when gamers find their ideal stress relief and are often able to channel it towards fighting their deepest fears and enjoying the latest horror gaming experience.

Each and every year it becomes more and more difficult to impress and even put the frighteners up players with new online horror games. Nevertheless, every single day, developers are coming up with new and innovative ideas in which to do so, constantly making the art of playing more interesting and thrilling. And here are just a few of the very best horror online games that are well worth your attention.

There have been quite a few choice rules when it comes to what you can and can't do in a horror movie. We all fondly remember a fresh faced Jamie Kennedy spouting out specific horror-related rules for when it comes to surviving a horror movie in Wes Craven's genre defining 'Scream' way back in 1996 and since then horror seems intent on showcasing these invariable cliches and conventions and even in some cases creating completely new ones. One thing we have learnt however is what to avoid in horror. Don't run up the stairs to try and escape, don't say you'll be right back and certainly "don't f#ck in the woods"! And writer/director Shawn Burkett certainly hasn't shied away from that last rule with his new project which isn't pulling any punches whatsoever. DON'T F#CK IN THE WOODS is the awesomely memorable title of his new independent horror project and here's some more about the upcoming creature feature. Head below to check out the poster and images from the movie.