About Josh Korngut

Josh is a writer, filmmaker, and Dread Central’s managing editor. He also hosts ‘Development Hell’ on the DREAD Podcast Network where he unearths unmade horror films. Shoot him an e-mail at [email protected].

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Tatiana Maslany in The Monkey
February 6, 2025
For our February cover story, we speak with genre icon Tatiana Maslany, who stars in the brutal new adaptation of…
Final Destination
February 4, 2025
At long last we have the first look at 'Final Destination: Bloodlines,' the upcoming sixth chapter in the gruesome legacy…
Didn't Die Sundance
January 31, 2025
To quote a character in 'Didn't Die': “No one told me the apocalypse would be this boring.” Read our review…
Sundance
January 28, 2025
While the 'Touch Me' script has the tendency to meander, performances from a tight ensemble keep things grounded. Our Sundance…
Sundance
January 27, 2025
We interview filmmaker Addison Heimann and the ensemble cast of his sci-fi indie fantasia 'Touch Me' ahead of its Sundance…
Sundance
January 27, 2025
We sat down with filmmaker Grace Glowicki ahead of the Sundance Film Festival premiere of her Gothic fever dream 'Dead…
Dead Lover (2025)
January 25, 2025
Grace Glowicki's 'Dead Lover' is a scrappy and transgressive exhumation of the thin line between beauty and the grotesque. Here's…
The Ugly Stepsister 1
January 23, 2025
'The Ugly Stepsister,' a nightmarish fairytale reimagining, serves Sam Raimi-levels of mayhem with its critique of brutal beauty standards.
Bystanders
January 21, 2025
We sit down with Dread Central EIC Mary Beth McAndrews to discuss her brutal and unflinching rape-revenge directorial debut, 'Bystanders.'
bystanders
January 21, 2025
In our exclusive clip from the revenge thriller, 'Bystanders', a group of frat boys prepares for a violent night...
Doug Jones
January 9, 2025
Our January digital cover story spotlights genre icon Doug Jones, famous for his on-screen transformations, who now takes on Nosferatu…
Nosferatu Willem Dafoe
December 23, 2024
We spoke with 'Nosferatu' director Robert Eggers and star Willem Dafoe about adapting the film, its eroticism, and more.