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If you thought the scariest thing about a newborn was the 3:00 AM diaper changes, think again. Breaking Glass Pictures has announced the North American release of Nesting, a haunting psychological thriller from director Chloé Cinq-Mars that gives “sleep training” a terrifying new meaning. Home (Un)Sweet Home Nesting (French with English subtitles) follows Pénélope (Rose-Marie Perreault), a new mother who is dealing with the standard “bundle of joy” package: postpartum depression, crushing sleep deprivation, and the lingering trauma of her sister’s death. As the boundary between dreams and reality begins to dissolve—as it tends to do when you haven’t slept since the mid-2020s—Pénélope falls into a paranoid spiral. It’s an intimate, suffocating look at identity and mental health that suggests the most dangerous thing in the house isn’t the unanchored bookshelf, but the fragility of the human mind. Award-Winning Pedigree This isn’t just another jump-scare flick; it’s a critically acclaimed slow-burn. After making its World Premiere at the Fantasia Film
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If you thought the “Living Dead” family tree couldn’t get any more tangled, grab a shovel. While Dan O’Bannon’s 1985 classic The Return of the Living Dead is a punk-rock zombie masterpiece, it all actually started as a novel by John A. Russo. He’s the man who co-wrote the original 1968 Night of the Living Dead with George A. Romero. Now, Russo is returning to his original literary roots. Production is officially in full swing on Rebirth of the Living Dead, a movie that serves as a direct sequel to Russo’s 1978 novel. Forget the slapstick of the 80s movies; this is a “brutal continuation” of the Russo-style undead mythology. Just Say No to “Trioxin Trash” In a move that feels like a PSA gone horribly wrong, the film introduces a street drug called “Trioxin Trash.” Apparently, the side effects include a mild case of “total cellular reanimation” and a sudden, insatiable craving for grey matter. The story follows a
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Cannes’ Un Certain Regard section just got a major vibe check. The world premiere of Jane Schoenbrun’s third feature, Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, kicked off with the kind of chaos that usually signals a future cult classic. The screening ended with a tearful Schoenbrun hugging stars Hannah Einbinder and Gillian Anderson, and a six-minute standing ovation from the audience. In other words, it was a good night for the cast and crew. It also signals that you can expect a killer film (in more ways than one). The Meta-Slasher We Deserve Produced by Mubi, the film is a queer slasher that functions as a sharp, bloody middle finger to Hollywood’s obsession with “woke” reboots of dormant IP. The story follows an enthusiastic young director (Einbinder) tasked with resurrecting the long-dead Camp Miasma franchise. Her first stop: the original film’s star (Gillian Anderson), a reclusive legend living in a shroud of mystery. Naturally, the two women spiral into
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With sensationalist headlines and a plethora of memes, people can’t seem to stop talking about the Hantavirus outbreak on the MV Hondius, a Dutch cruise ship that’s experiencing a viral outbreak. So, why am I here talking about it? Well, it’s kind of in my wheelhouse (no pun intended) as we’re looking at a Zoonotic Disease, something I know a bit about in my past career life working with animals! Long story short, you have nothing to worry about. The long story: Hantavirus is known to science as it was first seen around the Korean War, where soldiers in damp, dirty living conditions exposed them to their unwanted campmates…rodents. Rodents like rats and mice, but also through critters like moles, etc, can carry the Hantavirus and spread it through bites, their saliva, urine, or scat. Usually, when it comes to the urine and scat, it’s an aerosol, meaning it’s in the air and you can breathe it in, usually in
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If you thought the worst thing about a flash flood was the property damage, The Asylum is here to remind you that it could always be worse. Much worse. The kings of the “mockbuster” have officially released the trailer for Shark Thrash. It’s their new survival thriller that proves the only thing more dangerous than a natural disaster is a beast with teeth. High Tide, Low Survival Rate The premise is classic Asylum gold: a sleepy, touristy beach town gets hit by a storm so massive it makes a hurricane look like a light drizzle. As the waters rise, a vacationing family finds itself trapped. But wait, there’s more! This isn’t just a plumbing issue. The floodwaters have brought a “shiver” of sharks directly onto the town’s streets. It’s a “surf and turf” situation where you are the turf, and the sharks are very, very, very, very hungry. The trailer brings a treasure trove of toothy goodness. Watch as the
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If you think waking up after a five-minute power nap is disorienting, try five years. Beyond Casual Media has officially partnered with Premiere Digital to bring their award-winning psychological horror-thriller, The Observance, to just about every screen you own. Whether you prefer to pay per view (TVOD), subscribe (SVOD), or sit through ads for laundry detergent (AVOD), this cult-centric nightmare is headed your way following its successful run in AMC Theatres. Home, Bitter Home The film follows a woman who wakes up from a five-year coma after a car accident, only to realize she probably should have hit the snooze button. In her absence, an “enigmatic” religious leader has moved into her house, brainwashed her husband, and turned her daughter into a devotee. Oh, and the entire town is in on it, too. It’s a classic story of girl-meets-cult, girl-loses-family, girl-tries-not-to-get-sacrificed. The “Raimi” Factor One draw for genre fans is the presence of Ted Raimi. Whether you know him as
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It looks like Paul Anthony Kelly is trading the Camelot-style drama of “Love Story” for something a bit more… ritualistic. Fresh off his breakout turn as JFK Jr., Kelly has officially joined the cast of “American Horror Story” Season 13. The announcement came during Disney’s annual upfronts in New York City. And in true Ryan Murphy fashion, it wasn’t just a press release—it was a spectacle. Fresh Blood at the Upfronts The presentation featured a lineup of American Horror Story royalty—Sarah Paulson, Evan Peters, Angela Bassett, Gabourey Sidibe, Billie Lourd, and Emma Roberts. They were all flanked by hooded Druids (because what’s a Disney presentation without a little occult flair?). Kelly emerged from the shadows to deliver a line that was equal parts charming and ominous: “I guess every nightmare needs fresh blood, and 13’s my lucky number.” The “Supreme” Return FX is keeping the plot under a heavy shroud of secrecy. However, the official logline is leaning hard into
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Forget the ring light; you’re going to need a silver bullet. Full Moon Features—the kings of cult camp led by Charles Band—has just dropped the trailer for their latest creature feature, Models vs. Werewolves. It’s exactly what it says on the tin, but with a “Scream Queen” cherry on top. The Ultimate Meta-Cast The biggest draw here? The legendary Dee Wallace. Considering she survived The Howling, she’s basically the only person in this cast with the “resume” to handle a werewolf infestation. She stars alongside a group of soon-to-be-shredded influencers played by Sara Moliski, Rebecca Stoughton, Alexa Reddy, Sophie Swiszcz, Hanna Hueston, and Bela Mraz. No Filter for This The story follows five self-centered influencers who head to a remote Airbnb in the woods (because that always ends well) to document a “once-every-500-years” full moon. Unfortunately, they aren’t the only ones excited about the celestial event. A pack of ancient, bloodthirsty werewolves has been waiting for this specific moonlight to
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Highland Film Group has officially shifted into high gear, locking down a massive haul of international distribution deals for the high-octane action thriller Barracuda. With a cast that could successfully defend the multiverse and a director who knows his way around a visual trip, the film is currently burning rubber through production in Las Cruces, New Mexico. The Drivers and the Mechanics Leading the charge is Anthony Mackie (Captain America himself), joined by Dafne Keen Fernández (reunited with her fellow Marvel alum after a summer spent making Deadpool & Wolverine look easy). Rounding out the ensemble are Steven Bauer (Breaking Bad), Anthony Del Negro, and Don Worley. Behind the lens, Neil Burger (Limitless, The Illusionist) is directing a script by Adam Mason and Simon Boyes. If Burger’s previous work is any indication, expect this chase to look as sleek as the vintage car it’s named after. The first image has arrived, revealing Mackie, locked and loaded beside Dafne Keen Fernández,
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It’s a good month to be a homebody with a high tolerance for viscera. Whether you’re looking for a fresh take on ancient curses or a pristine look at the most infamous “snuff” collection in cinema history, the home video gods are smiling. Since the trek to the local cinema is often more grueling than a desert expedition, these home releases are arriving just in time to save your gas mileage. Lee Cronin’s The Mummy: Coming to a Screen Near You Fresh off its theatrical run, Lee Cronin’s The Mummy (New Line Cinema) is skipping the sarcophagus and heading straight for your living room. Cronin, who previously proved he could make a cheese grater terrifying in Evil Dead Rise, brings that same “practically-obsessed” energy to this Egyptian nightmare. The Mummy hits digital on May 19 on Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, and Fandango at Home. If you’d rather own it on physical media (which is highly recommended), it lands on
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If you thought the scariest thing about a newborn was the 3:00 AM diaper changes, think again. Breaking Glass Pictures has announced the North American release of Nesting, a haunting psychological thriller from director Chloé Cinq-Mars that gives “sleep training” a terrifying new meaning. Home (Un)Sweet Home Nesting (French with English subtitles) follows Pénélope (Rose-Marie Perreault), a new mother who is dealing with the standard “bundle of joy” package: postpartum depression, crushing sleep deprivation, and the lingering trauma of her sister’s death. As the boundary between dreams and reality begins to dissolve—as it tends to do when you haven’t slept since the mid-2020s—Pénélope falls into a paranoid spiral. It’s an intimate, suffocating look at identity and mental health that suggests the most dangerous thing in the house isn’t the unanchored bookshelf, but the fragility of the human mind. Award-Winning Pedigree This isn’t just another jump-scare flick; it’s a critically acclaimed slow-burn. After making its World Premiere at the Fantasia Film
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If you thought the “Living Dead” family tree couldn’t get any more tangled, grab a shovel. While Dan O’Bannon’s 1985 classic The Return of the Living Dead is a punk-rock zombie masterpiece, it all actually started as a novel by John A. Russo. He’s the man who co-wrote the original 1968 Night of the Living Dead with George A. Romero. Now, Russo is returning to his original literary roots. Production is officially in full swing on Rebirth of the Living Dead, a movie that serves as a direct sequel to Russo’s 1978 novel. Forget the slapstick of the 80s movies; this is a “brutal continuation” of the Russo-style undead mythology. Just Say No to “Trioxin Trash” In a move that feels like a PSA gone horribly wrong, the film introduces a street drug called “Trioxin Trash.” Apparently, the side effects include a mild case of “total cellular reanimation” and a sudden, insatiable craving for grey matter. The story follows a
Continue reading →
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Cannes’ Un Certain Regard section just got a major vibe check. The world premiere of Jane Schoenbrun’s third feature, Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, kicked off with the kind of chaos that usually signals a future cult classic. The screening ended with a tearful Schoenbrun hugging stars Hannah Einbinder and Gillian Anderson, and a six-minute standing ovation from the audience. In other words, it was a good night for the cast and crew. It also signals that you can expect a killer film (in more ways than one). The Meta-Slasher We Deserve Produced by Mubi, the film is a queer slasher that functions as a sharp, bloody middle finger to Hollywood’s obsession with “woke” reboots of dormant IP. The story follows an enthusiastic young director (Einbinder) tasked with resurrecting the long-dead Camp Miasma franchise. Her first stop: the original film’s star (Gillian Anderson), a reclusive legend living in a shroud of mystery. Naturally, the two women spiral into
Continue reading →
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With sensationalist headlines and a plethora of memes, people can’t seem to stop talking about the Hantavirus outbreak on the MV Hondius, a Dutch cruise ship that’s experiencing a viral outbreak. So, why am I here talking about it? Well, it’s kind of in my wheelhouse (no pun intended) as we’re looking at a Zoonotic Disease, something I know a bit about in my past career life working with animals! Long story short, you have nothing to worry about. The long story: Hantavirus is known to science as it was first seen around the Korean War, where soldiers in damp, dirty living conditions exposed them to their unwanted campmates…rodents. Rodents like rats and mice, but also through critters like moles, etc, can carry the Hantavirus and spread it through bites, their saliva, urine, or scat. Usually, when it comes to the urine and scat, it’s an aerosol, meaning it’s in the air and you can breathe it in, usually in
Continue reading →
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If you thought the worst thing about a flash flood was the property damage, The Asylum is here to remind you that it could always be worse. Much worse. The kings of the “mockbuster” have officially released the trailer for Shark Thrash. It’s their new survival thriller that proves the only thing more dangerous than a natural disaster is a beast with teeth. High Tide, Low Survival Rate The premise is classic Asylum gold: a sleepy, touristy beach town gets hit by a storm so massive it makes a hurricane look like a light drizzle. As the waters rise, a vacationing family finds itself trapped. But wait, there’s more! This isn’t just a plumbing issue. The floodwaters have brought a “shiver” of sharks directly onto the town’s streets. It’s a “surf and turf” situation where you are the turf, and the sharks are very, very, very, very hungry. The trailer brings a treasure trove of toothy goodness. Watch as the
Continue reading →
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If you think waking up after a five-minute power nap is disorienting, try five years. Beyond Casual Media has officially partnered with Premiere Digital to bring their award-winning psychological horror-thriller, The Observance, to just about every screen you own. Whether you prefer to pay per view (TVOD), subscribe (SVOD), or sit through ads for laundry detergent (AVOD), this cult-centric nightmare is headed your way following its successful run in AMC Theatres. Home, Bitter Home The film follows a woman who wakes up from a five-year coma after a car accident, only to realize she probably should have hit the snooze button. In her absence, an “enigmatic” religious leader has moved into her house, brainwashed her husband, and turned her daughter into a devotee. Oh, and the entire town is in on it, too. It’s a classic story of girl-meets-cult, girl-loses-family, girl-tries-not-to-get-sacrificed. The “Raimi” Factor One draw for genre fans is the presence of Ted Raimi. Whether you know him as
Continue reading →
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It looks like Paul Anthony Kelly is trading the Camelot-style drama of “Love Story” for something a bit more… ritualistic. Fresh off his breakout turn as JFK Jr., Kelly has officially joined the cast of “American Horror Story” Season 13. The announcement came during Disney’s annual upfronts in New York City. And in true Ryan Murphy fashion, it wasn’t just a press release—it was a spectacle. Fresh Blood at the Upfronts The presentation featured a lineup of American Horror Story royalty—Sarah Paulson, Evan Peters, Angela Bassett, Gabourey Sidibe, Billie Lourd, and Emma Roberts. They were all flanked by hooded Druids (because what’s a Disney presentation without a little occult flair?). Kelly emerged from the shadows to deliver a line that was equal parts charming and ominous: “I guess every nightmare needs fresh blood, and 13’s my lucky number.” The “Supreme” Return FX is keeping the plot under a heavy shroud of secrecy. However, the official logline is leaning hard into
Continue reading →
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Forget the ring light; you’re going to need a silver bullet. Full Moon Features—the kings of cult camp led by Charles Band—has just dropped the trailer for their latest creature feature, Models vs. Werewolves. It’s exactly what it says on the tin, but with a “Scream Queen” cherry on top. The Ultimate Meta-Cast The biggest draw here? The legendary Dee Wallace. Considering she survived The Howling, she’s basically the only person in this cast with the “resume” to handle a werewolf infestation. She stars alongside a group of soon-to-be-shredded influencers played by Sara Moliski, Rebecca Stoughton, Alexa Reddy, Sophie Swiszcz, Hanna Hueston, and Bela Mraz. No Filter for This The story follows five self-centered influencers who head to a remote Airbnb in the woods (because that always ends well) to document a “once-every-500-years” full moon. Unfortunately, they aren’t the only ones excited about the celestial event. A pack of ancient, bloodthirsty werewolves has been waiting for this specific moonlight to
Continue reading →
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Highland Film Group has officially shifted into high gear, locking down a massive haul of international distribution deals for the high-octane action thriller Barracuda. With a cast that could successfully defend the multiverse and a director who knows his way around a visual trip, the film is currently burning rubber through production in Las Cruces, New Mexico. The Drivers and the Mechanics Leading the charge is Anthony Mackie (Captain America himself), joined by Dafne Keen Fernández (reunited with her fellow Marvel alum after a summer spent making Deadpool & Wolverine look easy). Rounding out the ensemble are Steven Bauer (Breaking Bad), Anthony Del Negro, and Don Worley. Behind the lens, Neil Burger (Limitless, The Illusionist) is directing a script by Adam Mason and Simon Boyes. If Burger’s previous work is any indication, expect this chase to look as sleek as the vintage car it’s named after. The first image has arrived, revealing Mackie, locked and loaded beside Dafne Keen Fernández,
Continue reading →
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It’s a good month to be a homebody with a high tolerance for viscera. Whether you’re looking for a fresh take on ancient curses or a pristine look at the most infamous “snuff” collection in cinema history, the home video gods are smiling. Since the trek to the local cinema is often more grueling than a desert expedition, these home releases are arriving just in time to save your gas mileage. Lee Cronin’s The Mummy: Coming to a Screen Near You Fresh off its theatrical run, Lee Cronin’s The Mummy (New Line Cinema) is skipping the sarcophagus and heading straight for your living room. Cronin, who previously proved he could make a cheese grater terrifying in Evil Dead Rise, brings that same “practically-obsessed” energy to this Egyptian nightmare. The Mummy hits digital on May 19 on Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, and Fandango at Home. If you’d rather own it on physical media (which is highly recommended), it lands on
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