Exclusive: James A. Janisse and Chelsea Rebecca's new short-film competition will culminate in a theatrically released feature, marking a new chapter for two of YouTube's most trusted genre guides.

If you’re a fan of the bloody, the grotesque, and the scary, then there’s a good chance you’ve heard of Dead Meat. The YouTube horror channel is best known as the home for the Kill Count series.

For the first time ever, YouTube‘s “Dead Meat” team is hosting a ticketed live-stream event, with talent in attendance, for their annual horror awards show. Created by James A. Janisse and Chelsea ...

Jason Blum knows horror history when he sees it. That's why, back in May, the Blumhouse-Atomic Monster CEO posted a picture on Instagram showing two of the genre's fastest-rising young filmmakers, ...

When the horror YouTube account Dead Meat exploded in 2017 and amassed millions of views in mere months, it wasn’t an overnight sensation. As far back as their film school days at the University of ...

Janisse, along with his wife Chelsea Rebecca, runs the popular gore-focused YouTube channel Dead Meat, which takes viewers on deep dives into horror’s cinematic history. By Justina Bonilla With horror ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. "If you want to know where horror is going, it's that handshake," Blum told IndieWire via email. "James Wan and Michael Clear ...