Looking for great creature feature movies? From 'Gremlins' to 'Attack the Block,' these 8 picks are essential viewing for ...

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Deborah Ann Woll's latest crime horror and creature feature blend, The Cycle, is the most-watched movie in the US.

The popularity of Thrash, the Netflix shark-centric horror movie, is bringing up a lot of comparisons to 2019's Crawl. Both are creature features with a plot centered on the horrors taking place ...

"You never hike alone!" Impractical Studios has revealed the official trailer for a freaky new horror thriller movie called Don't Move, a creature feature with some wacky comedy thrown in. Set to open ...

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Horror and sci-fi have both become much bigger genres in modern entertainment, inspiring some of the biggest blockbuster shows and movies of the last decade. However, not every sub-genre of ...

When it comes to creature-features, there's nothing scarier than real, living animals we've seen or read about going on an inexplicable or vaguely explained killing spree. Creature-features dealing ...

If the release of Lee Cronin's The Mummy has you itching to catch up on some creature features, Gruv is here to help. Physical media fans can treat themselves to a selection of these monster movies on ...

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What's got eight legs and no qualms about eating you alive? That'd be the giant, prehistoric spider in Don't Move. Adapted from James S. Murray (a.k.a. Murr on Impractical Jokers) and Darren Wearmouth ...