FEARNET.com Opens 'The Vault' and Begins Streaming Uncut Horror Classics

Starting this Thursday, January 23 and running through until Thursday, March 27, FEARNET.com is bringing fans of horror the ultimate grindhouse experience. They're opening The Vault and bringing some of the biggest names in the genre into your homes by highlighting 10 free-to-view films from filmmakers Dario Argento, George Romero, Lucio Fulci, William Lustig, and Gary Sherman. A new film will be uploaded each week so you could not only enjoy the films at home, but also when you're on the road.

It gets better. Viewers will have the option to watch the films in “The Vault” with special picture-in-picture, on-screen guest commentary made exclusively for FEARNET. No need to run out and buy a DVD to get special features! Guests providing their insight include: actors Ted Raimi ("Drag Me To Hell"), Amber Benson ("Buffy the Vampire Slayer"), Derek Mears ("Friday the 13th"), and A.J. Bowen ("You're Next"); filmmakers Mike Mendez ("Big Ass Spider"), Drew Daywalt ("Camera Obscura"), and Dave Parker ("The Hills Run Red"); and journalists Brian Collins ("Badass Digest") Rebekah McKendry ("Fangoria"), and Ryan Turek ("Shock Till You Drop").

'Argento's Dracula 3D' Trailer Hits

The trailer for Italian horror director Dario Argento's "Argento's Dracula 3D" has hit, and it is ... well, cheesy.

Starring Thomas Kretschmann, Asia Argento, Marta Gastini and Rutger Hauer (as Van Helsing, fresh off his vampire-hunting fae role on "True Blood"), the movie premiered in 2012 at the Cannes Film Festival and is now making its way stateside. This take on the vampire count changes quite a bit about the Bram Stoker story, but adds in 3D. Actually, it looks like bad 3D, along with hammy dialogue. Then again, that might be why the movie was roundly trashed in reviews (including "The Hollywood Reporter," which cited "craptastic CGI").

OK, so even if it's cheesy, I'll have a look when "Argento's Dracula 3D" when it hits theaters and VOD on Oct. 4. Why? Maybe because I want to remember the good old giallo days of Argento and "Suspiria." And there looks to be lots of gore and '80s style horror movie sex in it. Plus, it's Halloween season, and that's a time when "scary" cheesy treats are best consumed.

Check out the trailer and see for yourself whether Argento can count on your viewing.

-Aaron Sagers