Tyler Doupe is a staff writer and managing editor for Dread Central Media, LLC, where he covers a wide range of horror, thriller, and true crime topics. His articles span reviews of popular Netflix and streaming titles, overlooked cult classics, and real-life horror stories. Doupe's writing showcases his expertise in the horror genre and his ability to provide insightful and engaging coverage of the latest developments in the world of dark entertainment.
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By: Tyler Doupe
Guillermo del Toro is a cinematic powerhouse whose films always reach a wide audience. But he understands not everyone can be so fortunate. Because del Toro is a considerate guy, he runs a recurring series on social media called ‘Righting a Wrong.’ Via this segment, del Toro defends a film that was unduly maligned by critics or otherwise didn’t get a fair shake.
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Horror icon John Carpenter has shared a movie recommendation we think you’ll like. Get the details on where to stream it at Dread Central.
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I just finished with Cody Ashford’s new horror film Drive Back and my feelings are truly mixed. There are portions of the picture that work rather well and others that fall a little flat. I kept waiting for a clear message to come into view. The flick seems to be setting up some sort of commentary that never materializes. With that said, Drive Back is mostly effective in its execution of horror tropes. So, you could certainly do much worse.
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Welcome to The Overlooked Motel, a place where under-seen and unappreciated films get their moment in the spotlight. I hope you enjoy your stay here and find the accommodations to be suitable. Now, please take a seat and make yourself comfortable. I have some misbehaving guests to ‘correct.’
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The Walking Dead made zombies accessible to mainstream audiences in a way we hadn’t seen before. The undead have always been around, and horror fans have always understood the appeal. But they’ve become an even more significant part of pop culture in the 14 years since the show premiered on AMC. Even though the original series incarnation has concluded its epic run, zombies are still as popular as ever. HBO’s The Last of Us has resonated similarly, ensuring the popularity of the onscreen zombie will not wane anytime soon.
Mike Flanagan, one of the most celebrated horror directors of our times, loves this underseen found footage shocker. Stream it free here.
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Stephen King, 1995, (c)Laurel Entertainment Inc./courtesy Everett Collection
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This hidden gem from A24 is now the most Googled horror movie on the internet. You can stream it on HBO's Max tonight.
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We have a Netflix series recommendation from none other than Stephen King. Get the lowdown at Dread Central.
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Quentin Tarantino, 2007. ©Weinstein Company LLC/Courtesy Everett Collection
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