Tyler Doupe is a Managing Editor at Wicked Horror and a staff writer at Dread Central. He focuses on the film industry and filmmaking, with a particular interest in horror cinema, as reflected in his work and his co-editing of the book âQueer Horror: A Film Guideâ. Tyler has been featured in various outlets including Ranker, MSN, and ComicBook.com.
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By: Tyler Doupe
The Japanese horror film Ringu achieved success in its native Japan in 1998, captivating viewers with its eerie setup about a haunted videotape and the associated death curse. This led to an American remake in 2002, which quickly became a cultural phenomenon. Both incarnations are intense and frightening, with the original serving as the most effective for many.
By: Tyler Doupe
So youâre telling me youâre a Stephen King stan. That surely means youâve seen The Shining, Carrie, and Pet Sematary. Youâve likely also taken in Salemâs Lot, and maybe you even have a soft spot for slightly less celebrated adaptations like Children of the Corn or Secret Window. But have you seen, or even heard of, the largely forgotten made-for-television feature Trucks? I bet you havenât.
By: Tyler Doupe
Quentin Tarantino has an enviable cinematic track record, more so than perhaps any other working filmmaker. Heâs nine films ( Kill Bill
By: Tyler Doupe
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By: Tyler Doupe
AI is changing the world in many ways. Itâs making our lives easier by automating tasks and breaking down complex jargon into digestible terminology, but itâs also coming for us all. AI is taking over jobs once performed by humans and gradually pushing humanity toward obsolescence in the digital era.
By: Tyler Doupe
Guillermo del Toro is an outspoken champion of this underrated John Carpenter picture. Now, itâs streaming on Tubi.
By: Tyler Doupe
Bestselling author Stephen King has nothing but love for this under-seen, heartfelt zombie series on Netflix.
By: Tyler Doupe
A found footage sequel that Mike Flanagan praises as âchilling stuffâ is now available to stream. We have the lowdown on where to find it.
By: Tyler Doupe
A heartbreaking zombie picture that Guillermo del Toro calls âa meditative exercise in sheer terrorâ is now streaming on Netflix.
Doctor Sleep director Mike Flanagan is an outspoken fan of this sci-fi thriller that provides astute commentary on the ethics of AI.
