Hard to believe it has already been 21 years since we were all introduced to Wes Craven’s SCREAM. Over the years since his debut on December 20th, 1996 horror fans have witnessed Ghostface become a certified horror icon inspiring 3 sequels, spoofs, a somehow successful TV series, and countless merchandise. Think about Halloween every year since it’s release and how many Ghostface costumes you have seeen. The mask itself is an image that will forever be etched in pop culture and with good reason.

As we enter the stretch run of October, everyone is equally as excited for Halloween as they are depressed our favorite season will be over. Everyone is trying to get as much Halloween fun in as possible before the dreaded November 1st arrives and we here at TrueHorror.net are no different so Amber and I have an all new photoset filled with October Horror vibes to share with you. 

As silly as it sounded, whoever came up with the idea of turning Archie comics into a scandalous young adult show for the CW knew what they were doing. I have to admit, when I first heard about the show being turned into some sort of Twin Peaks take on the Archie comics I rolled my eyes and thought, no way is that a good idea. Then Amber told me, hey you gotta check out Riverdale, so she threw it on and we watched a few episodes and sure enough, while it still had that usual CW drama feel, it was also pretty stylish and actually a fun and dark (if not unexpected) take on the material. 

I am pleased to share the first of two posters I created for the upcoming Popcorn Frights Film Festival that will be held this upcoming August 11-17 in Miami at O Cinema. Last Year TrueHorror.net was proud to be a sponsor for the festival and have been working throughout the year since with them on various projects and screenings. 

Since my first viewing of it, I have made it very clear that the “Father’s Day” segment from the recent horror anthology film Holidays was one of my absolute favorite things I saw last year.  Expertly crafted by writer/director Anthony Scott Burns (who also scored the film himself)  Father’s Day stars TrueHorror.net favorite Jocelin Donahue as a woman who receives a mysterious package that leads her to go on a haunting trip down memory lane. As many of you know I love creating poster designs for fillms that I am a big fan of, but I’ve recently been in a bad rut creatively due to a bunch of personal stuff I have been going through that has sapped my motivation. In an effort to keep my mind off things though I decided to try and tackle something I knew I would be inspired by and began to play around with some concepts for Father’s Day posters designs.