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How much would you pay for your favorite celebrity’s cooties? Would you pay with your life? It’s the icky world of disease horror in the film Antiviral.

If you're looking for Evil Dead 4 or a frame-by-frame Valentine to the 1981 original cult classic that put Bruce Campbell on the map (and in our hearts) then abandon all hope, ye who would enter this cabin in the woods.

Regardless of how you feel about children, you shouldn't want to kill them, unless they aren't really children but rather demon spawn or alien invaders.

After only barely surviving her first exorcism - and making fans of both seasoned Bloodline hosts in the process - our endearing heroine Nell Sweetzer is back in the game!

In this week's episode, Dayrit and Crucchiola butt heads over Cherry Tree Lane, a home-invasion movie from across the pond.

No, imagine you're Jessica suddenly tasked with parenting two feral children who were, for five years, raised by a malevolent spirit now hellbent on getting its wildlings back.

With Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3D ushering in a new chapter to the mega franchise, Jordan Crucchiola and Jay Dayrit bravely ingested all six previous films.

Let Jay Dayrit and Jordan Crucchiola take you by the hand and walk you through the meticulously sadistic hallways of The Collection.

To help get through the holidays, they've curated a list of the top 10 best Christmas horror movies of all time. Put the kids to bed, turn down the lights, and settle into this naughty list of zombie Santas, sinister snowmen, evil elves, and naturally, Shannon Elizabeth.

Japanese ghost stories and Korean revenge films have had quite an impact on American horror movies. Might Filipino cinema prove as influential?

Here at Wired, Jordan Crucchiola and Jay Dayrit are the odd men out. They would rather third-person scream through a good horror movie than first-person navigate Call of Duty: Black Ops II. So when the game-inspired movie Silent Hill: Revelation hit theaters, Crucchiola and Dayrit seized the opportunity to relate to the rest of the staff.

This week on Bloodline, your hosts of horror dig into Chained, a journey inside the home of a murderer and his live-in slave. It's directed by Jennifer Lynch (spawn of David) and stars Vincent D'Onofrio.

On Bloodline, Jay Dayrit and Jordan Crucchiola promised you a scarier movie. Well, they're back to deliver on that promise with V/H/S, directed by abunch of dudes, starring nobody you've ever heard of.

In Bloodline's inaugural episode, Crucchiola and Dayrit are looking at Mark Tonderai's psychological horror film House at the End of the Street and wondering why Jennifer Lawrence looks so stunning instead of scared out of her noggin. Plus, they offer survival tips on how to avoid getting trapped in a sub-basement wearing an unnecessarily snug tank top.