One of Jim Carrey's best comedies almost got a clever sequel.

Thor: Love and Thunder star Russell Crowe almost played Satan in the new Marvel movie.

Four years before landing the role of Daryl Dixon on The Walking Dead, Norman Reedus played a man on the hunt for an evil film in Cigarette Burns.

Now that God's come to Earth in search of his son, Satan gets to tell HIS side of their story. Read our preview of Second Coming #5 now!

Despite playing a memorable role in Rob Zombie's House of 1000 Corpses, Dr. Satan (Walter Phelan), didn't appear in its sequel The Devil's Rejects.

The Immortal Hulk has unlocked the secrets behind the mysterious One-Below-All: the supreme evil existing outside of Marvel's Universe.

House of 1000 Corpses introduced the Firefly family and one character that many have speculated if he's real or not: Dr. Satan. Let's take a look.

Grady Hendrix is keeping busy in genre writing, but you might find him a little hard to pin down. After getting his start in film journalism, Hendrix has kept busy with books like 'My Best Friend's Exorcism' and 'Horrorstör', his horror publishing history 'Paperbacks from Hell', and screenwriting gigs on Mohawk and now, RLJE Film's Fangoria co-production, Satanic Panic. With Chelsea Stardust (All That We Destroy) in the director's chair, Satanic Panic stars Hayley Griffith as a pizza girl desperate for a big payday, who takes a delivery to a far-off wealthy neighborhood in …

Satanic Panic is the title of a recent horror comedy film but the term is linked to a real phenomenon. Here's the history of the real Satanic Panic.

Satanic Panic is a gory, schlocky and ultimately entertaining horror movie, though its message about generational divides gets lost in the mess.

Iconic horror brand Fangoria re-launched last year, and the resurrected and thoroughly reinvigorated label wasted no time getting into film production with on-brand titles like Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich and this year's standout genre doc Horror Noir. Next up is the bloody and bonkers cult movie throwback Satanic Panic, which debuted at Overlook Film Festival earlier this year before being scooped up by RLJE Films. The theatrical feature debut from Chelsea Stardust (All That We Destroy) follows a pizza delivery girl named Sam (Haley Griffith) on the shift from, or maybe to, hell. Strapped for cash …

Always doin' it for the 'gram? You might want to rethink that after watching the first trailer for The 16th Episode, the horror film recently acquired by Gravitas Ventures, which finds a trio of YouTubers wrestling with literal and metaphorical demons when they visit the mythical town of Casablanca and wind up trapped in a satanic ritual -- and the views just come pouring in. The 16th Episode made the festival rounds in recent years under the title "Little Horror Movie", and earning a steady string of positive reviews; something you don't see too often for indie found-footage films. “…

In Chilling Adventures of Sabrina Part 2 (available to stream at Netflix), Sabrina Spellman (Kiernan Shipka) is finding her place in the darker, sexier witch world, now that she’s left her human friends behind and signed the Book of the Beast, which has changed her life and her hair in noticeable ways. While Sabrina is curious to learn more about her heritage, it causes a strain on her life in the mortal world, pushing her further away from Harvey Kinkle (Ross Lynch) and into the arms of warlock Nicholas Scratch (Gavin Leatherwood). During this 1-on-1 phone interview …

If you're tired of the same old religion and find agnosticism/atheism a drag, you might want to give Satanism a spin. And what better way to get your feet wet than by checking out the new Penny Lane documentary, Hail Satan? The 95-minute look at America's latest and most controversial religious movement previously made its premiere at this year's Sundance Film Festival (before also screening at Rotterdam's International Film Festival a few days later), but now people all over the world will get to experience it thanks to the flick's first trailer. This … The post Watch the First Trailer for the ‘Hail Satan?’ Documentary and Prepare to Be Converted appeared first on Collider.

Benedict Cumberbatch has a wicked new role. He's voicing Satan in Amazon's upcoming series Good Omens, following a late request from author, Executive Producer and showrunner Neil Gaiman. The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug star swept in following the producer's last-minute need to find someone who could – as Gaiman put it on Wednesday's Television Critics Association winter tour panel – give Frances McDormand, who voices God, "a run for her money." "Ben was just one of those lovely things of going, 'we need somebody this good to make this scene work. Oh shit.' … And it was …

Satanism is on the rise, and that’s okay! As explained by Penny Lane’s new documentary Hail Satan?, modern-day satanists aren’t worshipers of evil but rather civic-minded citizens who want to uphold America’s religious pluralism by trolling evangelical figures who want to push Christian nationalism. Unfortunately, that seems to be all there is to The Satanic Temple and its followers, so while they seem like a nice bunch of folks with a worthwhile mission, they’re not interesting enough to sustain a feature-length documentary. Rather than dive into what makes a religion or how …