The Original Team is Reuniting for ‘Jennifer’s Body 2’
After 16 years, a sequel to the supernatural teenage horror film Jennifer’s Body is finally coming. Here’s everything we know so far. The Cult Legacy and Triumphant Creative Reunion When the original film debuted in 2009, a misguided marketing campaign...
Pancakes and Pistols: Nicolas Cage Puts Up a Fight in the ‘Best Pancakes in the County’ Trailer
Nicolas Cage is gearing up for an extraordinarily packed schedule that will showcase his legendary versatility across both film and television. The Oscar-winning actor recently announced he will star alongside Antonio Banderas in the highly anticipated fifth season...
Hope: One of the Biggest Horror Films of the Year Just Hit Digital
Grab your giant bucket of popcorn and get ready for a massive creature-feature treat! Visionary writer-director Na Hong-jin, known for the masterpiece The Wailing, is back. This time, he delivers one of the year’s most anticipated horror films. Following a...
Game Review: ‘Psalm 5:9-13’
Well, this was a short one, so the review is…well…short. This is Psalm 5:9-13, possibly the creepiest game I’ve reviewed in months! There’s really no backstory to Psalm 5:9-13; you literally wake up in the dark and explore different rooms to...
Apple TV Announces Premiere of Cyberpunk Series Adaptation “Neuromancer”
Cyberpunk fans, rejoice! Apple TV+ has officially announced the premiere date for the 10-episode series adaptation of William Gibson’s legendary sci-fi novel, “Neuromancer.” Created for television by Graham Roland and JD Dillard, this...
“Crystal Lake” Showrunner Already Has Plans for Season Two
After 17 long years, Friday the 13th fans finally got a brand-new entry: “Crystal Lake.” Showrunner Brad Caleb Kane launched the ambitious prequel series this week. The series may get a second season, and we hope so, because it’s absolutely...
The First Look at ‘The Relic: Dragon’ Teases Viking Lore and Cosmic Horrors
A new film, The Relic: Dragon, blends cosmic horror, Viking mythology, and classic treasure hunting. Currently making its festival rounds, the film brings ancient horrors to life through two new teaser trailers. The Story The film emphasizes practical effects...
Q & A with Filmmaker Matthias Hoene of Gnomes
As TV audiences in the UK brace themselves for a gnome invasion with the UK release of horror-comedy series GNOMES on Disney+, Lead Director Matthias Hoene reflects on the challenges of making horror-comedy, the joy of creating murderous gnomes and working with...
Spoiler Free Reviews: Matapanki, The Thing Inside Her, and Paper Cuts (Toronto After Dark Film Festival 2026)
Matapanki (Chile, 2026) Official synopsis A punk kid gets superpowers from alcohol and tries to reshape society, but a violent error sparks global tensions with him at the center. Review “Punk’s not dead!” goes the battle cry, and writer/director Diego Fuentes...
From the Executive Producer of “Rick and Morty” Comes Animated Horror ‘The Weird Kidz’
An extraordinary eight-year labor of love is finally coming to animation and horror fans nationwide. Directed by Zach Passero, the animated indie feature The Weird Kidz debuts nationwide on VOD platforms this October. The project boasts major genre backing,...
“The Simpsons” is Delivering a Double Dose of Horror with Two Halloween Specials
Few Halloween traditions match the enduring popularity of “The Simpsons’ “ annual “Treehouse of Horror” specials. Fans eagerly anticipate the seasonal terror every year. This season, fans get a double dose of Springfield frights. Fox...
Kevin Bacon To Star in Jeremy Slater’s Supernatural Horror Film ‘Summoner’
Kevin Bacon is back! Though his character met a memorable demise in Friday the 13th, his natural charm left a lasting impression on audiences. Over the decades, Bacon has become a recognizable figure in the genre. He’s appeared in films like Tremors (iconic),...
Movie Review – Fire and Ice (1983) – Blue Underground 4K
Animator Ralph Bakshi has never been afraid to dip his toes… or any other body part… into the realms of fantasy (see 1977’s Wizards and 1978’s Tolkein adaptation, Lord of the Rings if your ass doubts me) but his magnum opus of the genre is 1983’s Fire and Ice....
Master of Indie Horror Larry Fessenden Returns with ‘Trauma Or, Monsters All’
Dark Sky Films has officially unveiled the trailer and release details for Trauma Or, Monsters All, the terrifying new feature from indie horror icon Larry Fessenden. Celebrated for his distinct, character-driven approach to genre storytelling, Fessenden remains a...
“True Detective” Returns with Nicolas Cage and Antonio Banderas
HBO changed mystery television forever when “True Detective” debuted back in 2014. Creator Nic Pizzolatto thrilled audiences by pairing Matthew McConaughey with Woody Harrelson, Deadline reports. Together, they delivered an intensely chilling, macabre...
Sam Krochmal Talks Magic, Murder, and More in Our Interview for AMC+’s “YAGA”
AMC+’s highly anticipated new series, “Yaga,” premieres this October. Before its debut, I had the pleasure of speaking with actor Sam Krochmal, who stars as police officer Billy Granger. Magic and Mystery The series brings the ancient legend of...
Production Wraps on Osgood Perkins’ New Horror Film ‘The Young People’
Acclaimed director Osgood Perkins is back in the spotlight with his highly anticipated project, The Young People. Known for delivering moody, atmospheric horror masterpieces like The Blackcoat’s Daughter, Longlegs, The Monkey, and Keeper, Perkins continues to...
Practical Gore Meets the Apocalypse in ‘The Sky Has Fallen’-Coming to Blu-ray
Unearthed Films brings Doug Roos’ 2009 debut feature, The Sky Has Fallen, to Blu-ray. Packed with gory practical zombie effects, this release arrives just in time for Halloween. A Terrifying Worldwide Collapse In a bleak post-apocalyptic world, a devastating new...
Big Hair and Metal Meet Horror in the New ‘Brute 1986’ Trailer
Cinephobia Releasing has officially acquired North American and UK distribution rights to Marcel Walz’s Brute 1986. The highly anticipated sequel follows last summer’s cult hit Brute 1976. It snagged the rights just ahead of the blood-soaked...
New Poster Reveals the Release Date for ‘In a Violent Nature 2’
In a Violent Nature became one of the most surprising breakout horror hits of 2024. Placing the camera behind an unstoppable killer as he stalked through the woods offered a refreshing, hypnotic perspective. So, it was no surprise that the strong audience...
Kelli Marchman McNeely | Oct 16, 2026 | 2 min read
Supernatural Horror ‘You Can’t Leave’ Unveils New Trailer to Celebrate Theatrical Premiere
Director and writer Scott Windhauser’s supernatural thriller, You Can’t Leave, hits theaters today, and to celebrate, we’re sharing the thrilling new trailer. Entombed Within a Supernatural Wilderness Prison The nightmare begins when a grieving...
Kelli Marchman McNeely | Oct 16, 2026 | 1 min read
New ‘Transformers: Rise Of The Beasts’ Trailer Unleashes Maximals
Returning to the action franchise that has captured moviegoers around the world, now the new trailer for Transformers: Rise of the Beasts will take audiences on a ‘90s globetrotting adventure with the Autobots and introduce a whole new faction of Transformers – the...
Kelli Marchman McNeely | Apr 27, 2023 | 2 min read
New ‘The Witcher” Trailer Gives Us A Taste Of Season 3
After a long wait, we finally have news about the upcoming third season of Netflix’s “The Witcher,” including a new teaser trailer. The new teaser gives us a look at the wild hunt, Henry Cavill’s Geralt, Anya Chalotra as...
Kelli Marchman McNeely | Apr 27, 2023 | 1 min read
Sam Raimi & James Ashcroft Team Up For Adaptation Of ‘How To Sell A Haunted House’
The film adaptation of the blockbuster indie horror novel How to Sell a Haunted House has found its producer, none other than Sam Raimi, who was behind Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness, Drag Me to Hell, Evil Dead, Army of Darkness and Drag Me To Hell, ...
Kelli Marchman McNeely | Apr 27, 2023 | 2 min read
Panic Fest Shorts Reviews
The Dream Machine Cowriters/codirectors Josef Hermansson Embring and Philip Sterner have crafted a trippy work, Swedish short The Dream Machine. A young man (Alec Toselli) buys the titular device advertised on late-night television in hopes of easing his insomnia,...
