Fear is a very natural emotion that 99.9% of this world’s occupants deal with day to day. Unlike happiness, sadness, or anger, fear clings to the soul, nestling in the mind’s memory chamber, wrapping itself around your every thought, squeezing, reminding us: the unpredictable exists. Reminding us, comfort is a state of mind, breakable in all of it’s glory, inferior to terror.

But what is so perplexing about fear, is mankind’s hunger for the sensation. We crave fear. We chew on fear, swallow, and regurgitate, all the while terrified of what newest incarnation might erupt from our inner core. And this is why we as humans, not just American’s, or the “mentally disturbed”, or the socially outcast, carry a deep love for horror films and literature.

We want to be scared. But make no mistake, we also want to know that when the lights go down, Boris Karloff won’t slink through our windows, wrapped in cloth, arms outstretched. We want to know that Bela Lugosi won’t be breathing down our necks, battling an insatiable thirst for blood. We want fear, but we want comfort as a close companion.

I don’t care what anyone says about Samuel Bayer’s A Nightmare On Elm Street reboot; it was eerie on many fronts, memorable, and honestly, in my opinion it’s one of the better remakes to hit the market in years. Critics may not side with me here, but to each his own I suppose.

Now, following the announcement of a Nightmare sequel, Bayer may have his hands full with another project first, that being an adaptation of the graphic novel/Kindle comic Tumor (by Joshua Hale Fialkov and Noel Tuazon).

Check out the cast and director interviews from the red carpet premiere of the Wes Craven, 3D horror film, MY SOUL TO TAKE, which opens this FRIDAY in theaters everywhere!

Here is an exclusive clip of Wes Craven at the New York Premiere of his latest 3D horror film, MY SOUL TO TAKE, which opens this FRIDAY in theaters everywhere! Check back tomorrow for the interviews with the actors on the red carpet and more exclusive clips!

Wes Craven reveals his best filmmaker tip: "Don't Trust Anyone...Follow your own inner vision and stick to it." See the clip here! Wes's latest 3D horror film, MY SOUL TO TAKE, opens this FRIDAY in theaters everywhere!

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Wes Craven talks to iamROGUE about getting into the movie biz and going from being a Humanities teacher and couchsurfing to writing Last House on the Left.  Wes Craven's latest film, MY SOUL TO TAKE opens this Friday (October 8th) in theatres everywhere!

Check out the website and trailer for Wes Craven's upcoming film: http://iamrogue.com/mysoultotake

The Rogue Spotlight is an original web series dedicated to profiling influential filmmakers, musicians, actors, and artists in the Rogue Community. Each Rogue Spotlight is a short collection of insights, lessons learned, and tidbits of advice for aspiring filmmakers, creative talent, and movie buffs.

To watch more Rogue Spotlights: http://www.iamrogue.com/rogue-tv/rogue-spotlight.html

Wes Craven talks to iamROGUE about making his latest film, MY SOUL TO TAKE, in 3D. Check out his thoughts on using 3D as a medium to express someone descending into madness!

The Rogue Spotlight is an original web series dedicated to profiling influential filmmakers, musicians, actors, and artists in the Rogue Community. Each Rogue Spotlight is a short collection of insights, lessons learned, and tidbits of advice for aspiring filmmakers, creative talent, and movie buffs.

To watch more Rogue Spotlights: http://www.iamrogue.com/rogue-tv/rogue-spotlight.html

Wes Craven has unleashed a new phantasmagorical killer in My Soul to Take, a thriller for which a brand new trailer has debuted. Looking for all the world like classic Craven, with tormented teens, surreal murderers and eerie nightmare sequences, the film is coming out just in time for the Halloween season courtesy of Relativity Media and Rogue.

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo has been found: Rooney Mara, who most recently appeared in the Nightmare on Elm Street remake and will be seen in October's The Social Network, will wear a gloomy expression as Lisbeth Salander, the moody hacker at the center of the blockbuster "Millennium trilogy" and the upcoming films by David Fincher.

I'm going to try and not write up too many "Who will be the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo?" articles because there seems to be one just about every day. Yesterday, for example, the net was abuzz with the rumor David Fincher was impressed by Jamaican rapper Yo-Landi Vi$$er, an out-of-left-field contender but an intriguing one, nonetheless. She certainly looks the part.

That's already old news though, and now there's a new name that's popped up; The Playlist is saying that Rooney Mara, who appears in Fincher's upcoming The Social Network, is in the running, and high on the list in the bargain.