Horror Movies Coming Out This Week (August 28-September 3)

Spoiler Free Movie Review: All Fun And Games

There are a lot of killer horror movies headed your way this week, and we’ve got a list to make sure you don’t miss a moment of horror.

August 30th

Slotherhouse

Theaters

Directed by Matthew Goodhue, this horror-comedy tells the story of college senior Emily Young, who aims to be voted president of her sorority. “When she adopts an adorable sloth, she realizes the animal can serve as the house’s new mascot and help her win votes, dubbing the animal Alpha. The new pet is a beloved addition to the sorority house until a series of deaths point toward the sloth as the prime murder suspect. The film becomes a survival story of sisters versus sloth as the girls wonder if they can make it out of Sigma Lambda Theta alive (sloths, of course, are not known for being fleet of foot).”

September 1st

All Fun and Games

(VOD)

“All Fun and Games explores the elements of the cruelty inherent in children’s games – Flashlight Tag, Hangman, Hide & Seek – and what happens when the games go too far. When a group of teens finds a cursed knife in the woods, they unleash an evil demon that will not rest until it’s claimed all of their lives and souls in a terrifying deathmatch.”

#ChadGetsTheAxe

(VOD)

#ChadGetsTheAxe follows four social media influencers as they live-stream their trip to Devil’s Manor, the former home of a Satanic Cult. Things don’t go well. And as the violence ramps up… So do the views.

Don’t Look Away

VOD/Digital

“For one young woman, a chance encounter with this supernatural entity proves devastating. Frankie learns that once you see the mannequin, there may be no end in sight except for your own.”

Perpetrator

Shudder

Written and directed by Reeder, “Perpetrator follows Jonny (McKirnan), a wild and impulsive teenage girl living precariously in a town where young women continue to go missing and the power she’s forced to uncover the truth in order to survive. At its core, a horror film inspired by the shared experience of generations of women is equal parts modern mythmaking, a thrilling revenge story, and an extraordinary exploration of youthful chaos.”