Last month, we launched the 2nd annual Rabbit In Red Awards to celebrate all things horror. Over 1,000 votes were cast in categories like Horror Film of the Year, Horror Art of the Year, Scream Queen of the Year and more. Voters were also entered into a random draw for a chance to win fun horror prize packs. Here are the results…

Horror Hunk of the Year

Winner:

This is Josh Hartnett’s second year in a row winning Horror Hunk of the Year. He won last year for his role as Zeke Tyler in The Faculty (1998). Here he is almost 10 years later and still sexy as ever! Check out a full list of last year’s winners here.

2nd Place:

Timothy Olyphant as David in The Crazies (2010)

3rd Place:

Jay Ryan as Ben Hanscom in It: Chapter Two (2019)

Nominees Included:

? Paul Rudd as Tommy Doyle in Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers

? Evan Peters as Kai Anderson in American Horror Story: Cult

? Jerry O’Connell as Derek in Scream 2

? John Michael Graham as Bob Simms in Halloween

? Omar Epps as Phil Stevens in Scream 2

Scream Queen of the Year

Winner:

Courteney Cox as Gale Weathers-Riley in Scream 4 (2011)

Why shouldn’t Gale win Scream Queen of the Year? She did help solve these things…three times, remember? Make that 4 times! Gale is just as strong-willed as ever in the 4th instalment of the classic slasher series.

2nd Place:

Jamie Lee Curtis as Kimberly Hammond in Prom Night (1980)

3rd Place:

Heather Langenkamp as Heather Langenkamp in Wes Craven’s New Nightmare (1994)

Nominees Included:

? Hayden Panettiere as Kirby Reed in Scream 4

? Danielle Harris as Tosh Guaneri in Urban Legend

? P.J. Soles as Norma in Carrie

? Mark Patton as Jesse Walsh in A Nightmare on Elm Street 2

? Nancy Kyes as Annie Brackett in Halloween

Flashback Film of the Year

Winner:

A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)

1,2, Freddy’s coming for you. Wes Craven’s iconic 80’s slasher film introduced one of our favourite horror killers and has stood the test of time, still managing to frighten audiences to this day!

2nd Place:

The Faculty (1998)

3rd Place:

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)

Nominees Included:

? Child’s Play (1988)

? IT (1990)

? Idle Hands (1999)

? Friday the 13th Remake (2009)

? Friday the 13th: A New Beginning (1985) ~

Horror Art of the Year

Winner:

Chucky by @kmcartworks

Kimberly’s obsession with Halloween is what sparked her career of doing horror art. One October, she made it a challenge to sketch a favourite character portrait every day, for 30 days. This Chucky drawing is creepy because it’s almost life-like, just like the doll itself!

2nd Place:

Six Shots by @burnzig

3rd Place:

Scream 2 by @mt_illustration

Nominees Included:

? Double Feature by @billgalvanartwork (Honorable mention! This amazing artwork received the most likes out of any photo in Rabbit in Red’s history!)

? Casey, baby by @steve_fagiano_art

? Scream Queens by @dale__mccarthy

? Nancy x Freddy by @mcmillankid

? Michael by @artwithdevon

Indie Horror of the Year

Winner:

Return to Woodsboro by @eye4eyestudios

In this fun indie horror, a group of Woodsboro High seniors want to have one last get together before they all leave for college. That is until a familiar face of the past shows up. Watch the short film here.

2nd Place:

Abigail by @metalmonsterproductions

3rd Place:

The Helping Hand by @bearlytheremedia

Nominees Included:

? Evil Seeds: A Samhain Tale by @killer.wolfson

? CRYBABY by @adamsaurusss

? Lane 9 by @stranger.pictures

? Dyscrasia by @palemoonlightcinema

? The Babysitter Murders by @goblinxjack

Horror Film of the Year

Winner:

Doctor Sleep

The much-anticipated sequel to Stephen King’s classic, The Shining, is not to be missed. Though it can’t compare to the original, it contains well-rounded characters, striking visuals and impressive scares.