Jensen Ackles Faces Off with a Serial Killer in MGM+’s New Series “Rules of Prey”
Best known for playing Dean Winchester in “Supernatural” and the morally complex Soldier Boy in “The Boys,” Jensen Ackles has secured his next major television role. MGM+ has officially greenlit “Rules of Prey,” an eight-episode...
‘The End of Oak Street’ Unleashes Deadly Dinosaurs on VOD
After becoming a box-office hit, The End of Oak Street has come home. Directed by David Robert Mitchell (It Follows, They Follow) and produced by J.J. Abrams, the high-concept sci-fi horror thriller fuses nostalgic suburban charm with raw creature-feature terror....
Guide: Peacock Kicks Off Halloween Season with Killer Movies and More
The Halloween season has officially arrived, and Peacock is rolling out an extensive slate of horror films and family-friendly scares to keep viewers entertained throughout the fall. Anchoring the streaming service’s autumn lineup is the highly anticipated...
Stream Eli Roth’s Bloody Treat ‘Ice Cream Man’ Now!
After its theatrical and digital release, Eli Roth’s latest splatterfest, Ice Cream Man, has hit screens near you. So, pop some popcorn, get comfy, and get ready for an ultra-violent gorefest! Set against the backdrop of an idyllic, sun-drenched summer town, the...
Shudder Unleashes Halloween Season Mayhem in the ‘Hallowarrior’ Trailer
Shudder has unveiled the official trailer for Hallowarrior, a post-apocalyptic thriller delivering a bloody blend of wasteland warfare and holiday mayhem. Following its debut at the Tribeca Film Festival, the feature marks the directorial debut of Ben Sottak, who...
Pluto TV Launches a New Enhanced Experience
Pluto TV has launched its most significant platform transformation to date, completely rebuilding its user experience on the same technology stack that powers Paramount+. The overhaul is the company’s largest infrastructure investment since its founding...
‘Blair Witch’ Creators Return with Found-Footage Nightmare ‘The Influencer Project’
Three decades after revolutionizing independent cinema with handheld cameras and stick figures, The Blair Witch Project co-creator Eduardo Sánchez and producer Gregg Hale are returning to the subgenre that made them legends. They are swapping the haunted Maryland...
Pablo Larraín Explores Grief and Social Terror in Netflix Miniseries ‘My Sad Dead’
Acclaimed Chilean director Pablo Larraín returns to television with My Sad Dead (Mis muertos tristes). This four-episode horror drama shifts the genre away from traditional jump scares toward deep-seated grief and societal neglect. Produced by Fabula alongside...
A First Look at Prime Video’s New Series ‘Blade Runner 2099″
The iconic dystopian universe of Blade Runner is gearing up for its next major evolution. During a dedicated panel at San Diego Comic-Con, Prime Video officially unveiled the first teaser trailer for “Blade Runner 2099.” First announced back in 2022....
Regal Resurrects ’31 Screams on Screen’ Horror Marathon for October
Regal Cinemas is bringing back its nationwide 31 Screams on Screen program throughout October, giving horror fans a full month of classic scares on the big screen. The annual series delivers 31 consecutive days of iconic genre cinema. And this year, it features...
Scary Movie (2026) Is Out Today on 4K and Blu-ray
Over thirteen years after Scary Movie 5, the beloved spoof franchise returns today on physical media with Scary Movie (2026) on 4K UHD, Blu-ray, and DVD. Reunited for the first time in over two decades, the franchise’s legendary original cast leads the mayhem...
Director Mike P. Nelson Talks Beware Boiúna, Giant Snakes, and the Amazon in Our Interview
For horror enthusiasts, director Mike P. Nelson is a name that instantly commands respect. After breathing brutal new life into Wrong Turn. And contributing to V/H/S/85, and directing 2025’s Silent Night, Deadly Night, the visionary filmmaker returns. This...
Shudder Acquires Horror-Comedy ‘Red Snow’ Ahead of Fantastic Fest Debut
Mega genre streaming platform Shudder has officially secured the rights to the upcoming Finnish horror-comedy feature Red Snow. The announcement comes as the film prepares to premiere at Fantastic Fest. It will be arriving on the streaming platform later this year....
‘Deathgasm II: Goremageddon’ is Unleashing Heavy Metal Horror in Cinemas and on VOD
The wait is finally over for metalheads and gorehounds as Deathgasm II: Goremageddon, the explosive sequel to the 2015 cult horror-comedy hit, prepares to blast into theaters. Fresh off its festival run that kicked off with its World Premiere at Fantastic Fest and...
Metal and Magic Meet Fairy Tale Mayhem in the ‘Magic Mtn.’ Trailer
Co-writers, directors, and producers Hana Mae Lee (Pitch Perfect) and Hal Satin have unveiled the debut trailer for their metal horror fairy tale Magic Mtn. The film premieres at Fantastic Fest before launching nationwide this Halloween season. Blending dark occult...
Zach Cregger’s ‘Resident Evil’ Is Officially a Massive Hit at Box Offices
Director Zach Cregger has done it again. He has shattered box office expectations once again with his high-concept cinematic reboot of Resident Evil. Sony’s new take on the iconic 1990s video game franchise secured a massive $60 million domestic debut over...
Amnesia and Ass Whooping: POV Action Film ‘Bad Day at the Office’ Unleashes Final Trailer
If you think your Monday feels rough, imagine waking up with complete amnesia, a fresh corpse in your bathtub, and half the city’s criminal underworld battering down your door. The final trailer for Bad Day at the Office has officially arrived. And it offers...
Amicus Production Returns to Horror for the First time in 40 Years with ‘In the Grip of Terror’
Following a hiatus spanning more than four decades, legendary British production company Amicus Productions is officially returning to cinema screens. The historic studio is making its theatrical comeback with In the Grip of Terror, marking the company’s...
Ahead of its VOD Release, ‘Her Will Be Done’ Will Host Q&As at The Roxy
Having mesmerized audiences as a Director’s Fortnight standout at Cannes, along with celebrated festival runs at Sitges, Fantastic Fest, and BIFF, Julia Kowalski’s Her Will Be Done is officially heading to North American screens. The dramatic,...
The Crypt Keeper Returns for AMC’s FearFest 2026 & We’ve Got Your Guide!
Get ready, boils and ghouls! As October approaches and horror fans plan their seasonal viewing, AMC has unveiled the full programming schedule for its 30th annual FearFest celebration! Kicking off October 1 across AMC and AMC+, the month-long marathon will deliver...
Kelli Marchman McNeely | Sep 21, 2026 | 6 min read
Viral Teaser Drops for A24’s Haunted Attraction Horror Film ‘Slayground’
Following reports of the surprise teaser attached to theatrical screenings of Resident Evil, A24 has officially unveiled the first promo for Jeremy Saulnier’s Slayground. Built around eerie, grain-heavy security camera footage. Set to a terrifying backdrop of...
Kelli Marchman McNeely | Sep 21, 2026 | 2 min read
How to Plan a Stay-In Weekend with Friends
A stay-in weekend with friends is perfect for socialization, catch-ups, and general enjoyment. There are few more amicable feelings than setting off knowing you’re in for a weekend of fun and good friendship. A stay-in weekend might feel like a budget-friendly...
Ella Rebecca Horton | Mar 8, 2023 | 3 min read
Game Review: ‘Fatal Frame: Mask Of The Lunar Eclipse’
With the successful launch of the remaster of Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water, Koei Tecmo got to work to remaster the fourth game in the Fata Frame game series that originally came out in 2008 in Japan only, disappointing many North American fans (Me included!),...
Horror-Comedy Anthology ‘Scare Package 2: Rad Chad’s Revenge’ Coming To Blu-ray
The sequel to 2019’s anthology, Scare Package, will soon be here. Titled Scare Package II: Rad Chad’s Revenge, the sequel will be unleashed this April. In the film, “When horror guru Rad Chad Buckley’s funeral turns into an elaborate series...
Kelli Marchman McNeely | Mar 8, 2023 | 1 min read
Spoiler-Free Film Review: Unseen
A phone call unites a visually impaired woman running for her life with a convenience store clerk having troubles of her own hundreds of miles away in director Yoko Okumura’s Unseen. Though it shares its basic conceit of a random stranger helping someone with...
