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Following the global success and award recognition of the 2025 indie slasher feature The R.I.P. Man, the creative team is officially returning for a blood-soaked sequel. Filmmaker Jamie Langlands returns to the director’s chair to helm the upcoming horror installment. Langlands also co-wrote the terrifying new screenplay with returning producer Rhys Thompson. The upcoming production aims to build on the original film’s gruesome legacy by delivering escalated gore and dark suspense. Returning to a Macabre Legacy The original indie hit introduced audiences to a grim horror mythos centered around a toothless serial killer. Operating with a terrifying gimmick, the original villain left wind-up chattering teeth as a signature calling card. Furthermore, the killer extracted teeth from victims to insert into his own gums, creating an unsettling visual experience. Following the eventual imprisonment of the original killer, Alden Pick, the peaceful town of Tarker’s Valley seemed safe. However, the new story proves that ancient grudges and lingering trauma do not disappear
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Award-winning horror actress and filmmaker Jamie Bernadette is officially stepping into a deeply personal new creative chapter. Known for her extensive work across genre cinema, the prolific performer is preparing to release her debut poetry collection. Titled Two Inches from Suicide, the compelling book officially arrives on digital and physical storefronts on November 10, 2026. As a result, horror and poetry fans can experience a vulnerable, literary side of the accomplished screen star. Exploring Dark Psychological Themes The upcoming eighty-two-page collection contains twenty-nine original poems written throughout Bernadette’s life. The evocative writings explore heavy themes like abuse, depression, addiction, death, suicide, and the afterlife. Several pieces also examine complex personal relationships alongside her experiences navigating a professional acting career in Hollywood. Born in Kankakee, Illinois, as the youngest of nine children, Bernadette began writing poetry at age six. That lifelong creative outlet ultimately became this raw, published body of work. A Formidable Career Across Film and Television Bernadette boasts over
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One of the genre films on my must-see 2026 watch list is Victorian Psycho. If you’re like me, you will be excited to learn that tickets have just gone on sale ahead of its theatrical debut. But that’s not all; the new final trailer has now arrived, giving viewers a taste of the horrors to come, and it looks fantastic, bloody, and brutal. Any time Maika Monroe is starring in a horror film, we know we’re in for an absolute, skin-crawling masterpiece. After her roles in Longlegs and It Follows, she’s back to give you nightmares once again in this 19th-century-set film. Brutal and Bloody Adapted directly from the acclaimed novel by author Virginia Feito herself, the film casts Monroe as Winifred, an eccentric governess. She arrives at a remote, gloomy gothic estate to care for a wealthy family’s children. Naturally, it doesn’t take long for the manor’s staff and residents to notice that something is deeply, terribly wrong. Beneath
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Acclaimed filmmaker Adam Rehmeier is preparing to direct his next feature film, an upcoming mystery-horror project titled Seeker. Rehmeier previously earned widespread critical praise for directing hit indie projects like Dinner in America, Snack Shack, and Carolina Caroline. Now, the talented director tackles a dark, twisted story that blends multiple cinematic genres. Horror fans can look forward to an unhinged game of psychological suspense from a stellar creative team. A Stellar Ensemble Cast Assembled An impressive trio of talented actors has signed on to lead the upcoming feature. Rising star and Obsession actor Cooper Tomlinson (interview) headlines the cast alongside genre favorite Jessica Rothe (pictured), known for starring in Happy Death Day and the new survival horror River. Mika Abdalla also joins the project, reuniting with director Rehmeier after their successful collaboration on Snack Shack. Together, the talented cast promises deep emotional complexity and intense dramatic energy to the gripping narrative. A Cat and Mouse Game Spirals Out of Control
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Dark Sky Films has officially announced the premiere of 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 pioneer of low-budget, atmospheric cinema. As a result, his latest effort offers a fascinating dive into psychological horror, human vulnerability, and monster folklore. Ahead of its debut, genre fans are buzzing with excitement to see how the legendary director reinterprets classic creature tropes for contemporary audiences. Monsters and Mayhem In the film, writer Cassandra uncovers buried history in Talbot Falls and publishes an article that sets off a dangerous chain reaction. Her exposé shatters the town’s facade and forces hidden creatures—a werewolf, a vampire, and a reanimated soul—out of hiding. Fear quickly turns neighbors against one another. As a result, townsfolk and monsters alike must confront generations of shared trauma and guilt. Laëtitia Hollard (The Pitt) leads the cast. Sitana Doyle, Addison Timlin, Alex Hurt,
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Production company Frog Lab LLC is officially assembling a powerhouse creative team for a bold new movie project. Titled The Church of Chaos, the feature-length cosmic horror anthology aims to redefine the traditional theatrical moviegoing experience completely. Producer G. Riley Mills is partnering with creative lead Kermet Merl Key to develop the ambitious production. As a result, genre fans nationwide can expect an immersive event that blends cinema, dark humor, and cosmic dread. A Congregation of Talented Directors An eclectic roster of seasoned independent filmmakers joins the project to direct individual anthology segments. Acclaimed director Zack Parker brings his uncompromising psychological storytelling approach following his work on Scalene and Proxy. Visual effects artist Trey Lindsay also steps up to direct the bookend framing adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft’s Nyarlathotep. Lindsay previously delivered stunning visual work for popular Shudder features including Blood Shine and Mother of Flies. Additionally, Corn Bred Films founder Eric Anderson brings his distinct visual narrative style to the
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Cineverse is preparing to unleash an exciting new indie horror-comedy for home audiences this fall. Titled Dead Giveaway, the wildly entertaining film debuts across video-on-demand platforms this November. The project previously made its official world premiere at the prestigious Philadelphia Film Festival to widespread critical acclaim. Award-Winning Lead Performances The story centers on the chaotic dynamic between two fiercely loyal best friends, Jill and Lia. Actress Ruby Modine leads the cast following her breakout roles in Silent Night, Deadly Night, and Happy Death Day. Furthermore, actress Mikaela Hoover co-stars alongside her after notable appearances in Superman. Their undeniable screen presence earned Modine and Hoover the coveted Best Chemistry award during the festival circuit. A Powerhouse Horror Ensemble Genre icon Scout Taylor-Compton, who is gearing up to direct Survive: the Game, rounds out the impressive starring cast for the new horror release. Renowned for her lead role as Laurie Strode in the Halloween franchise, Taylor-Compton brings major credibility. The supporting ensemble
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Film preservationists are officially highlighting a forgotten classic from the seventies indie cinema movement. Director Henry Jaglom’s acclaimed anti-war psychological thriller, Tracks, is returning to the big screen after a pristine 4 K digital restoration. The powerful film stars Oscar nominee Dennis Hopper alongside Golden Globe winner Dean Stockwell. Cinema enthusiasts can experience the restored masterpiece in New York City on Veterans Day. Cross-Country Journey Through Postwar Trauma The story follows a weary Army sergeant traveling by train across a fractured American landscape. Assigned to escort a fallen comrade’s body home for burial, the soldier faces overwhelming psychological distress. Hallucinations of combat terror constantly torment his mind as he interacts with various train passengers. Consequently, the journey mirrors a nation struggling to face its own internal demons following the Vietnam War. Stellar Cast and Loose Limbed Direction Dennis Hopper delivers an unhinged, emotionally raw performance as the traumatized sergeant navigating post-war grief: Newcomer Taryn Power, daughter of legendary actor Tyrone Power,
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Official synopsis It’s past midnight and Dani Ferris is all alone. Away from home. Tired as hell. Not prepared for the roller coaster of emotions she’s about to ride front-row. Sleep? Lol. Nope. Tonight is a night for friends, lovers, enemies, frenemies, little guns, bigger guns, love, hate, life, death, and things a hell of a lot more super than natural. A night Dani will never forget. And neither will he. Review Get ready for, if not a sensory overload, then at least a sensory quite-a-load as writer/director Matt Stuertz sets out to blow minds with his frantically paced feature Human. Protagonist Dani Ferris (Jackie Kelly) may be exhausted at bedtime, but not so much that she isn’t up for some chemical substance partying with her friend Christina (Cecily Dowd) and some “beast with two backs” fun with former possible paramour Aaron (Jeffrey Decker). Out to spoil Dani’s plans is someone or something strange who starts off annoying her by
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Sony Pictures has officially acquired the feature film rights to adapt the psychological horror video game Mouthwashing for the big screen. Following immense theatrical success with recent genre projects, the studio secured this popular indie gaming title to expand its horror slate. Fans of dark science fiction can look forward to seeing this atmospheric, deep-space disaster story brought into theaters nationwide. Elite Creative Team We’ve got good news for fans of Jennifer’s Body: not only is a Jennifer’s Body sequel in the works, but director Karyn Kusama will helm the adaptation. Screenwriters Matt Manfredi and Phil Hay are writing the script, officially reuniting with Kusama after collaborating on their celebrated thriller The Invitation. Additionally, filmmaker Scott Derrickson joins the production team alongside C. Robert Cargill under their Crooked Highway production banner. As a result, the project brings together multiple seasoned genre storytellers with extensive experience in claustrophobic, character-driven terror. Stranded Aboard Tulpar Original developer Wrong Organ and publisher Critical Reflex
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Following the global success and award recognition of the 2025 indie slasher feature The R.I.P. Man, the creative team is officially returning for a blood-soaked sequel. Filmmaker Jamie Langlands returns to the director’s chair to helm the upcoming horror installment. Langlands also co-wrote the terrifying new screenplay with returning producer Rhys Thompson. The upcoming production aims to build on the original film’s gruesome legacy by delivering escalated gore and dark suspense. Returning to a Macabre Legacy The original indie hit introduced audiences to a grim horror mythos centered around a toothless serial killer. Operating with a terrifying gimmick, the original villain left wind-up chattering teeth as a signature calling card. Furthermore, the killer extracted teeth from victims to insert into his own gums, creating an unsettling visual experience. Following the eventual imprisonment of the original killer, Alden Pick, the peaceful town of Tarker’s Valley seemed safe. However, the new story proves that ancient grudges and lingering trauma do not disappear
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Award-winning horror actress and filmmaker Jamie Bernadette is officially stepping into a deeply personal new creative chapter. Known for her extensive work across genre cinema, the prolific performer is preparing to release her debut poetry collection. Titled Two Inches from Suicide, the compelling book officially arrives on digital and physical storefronts on November 10, 2026. As a result, horror and poetry fans can experience a vulnerable, literary side of the accomplished screen star. Exploring Dark Psychological Themes The upcoming eighty-two-page collection contains twenty-nine original poems written throughout Bernadette’s life. The evocative writings explore heavy themes like abuse, depression, addiction, death, suicide, and the afterlife. Several pieces also examine complex personal relationships alongside her experiences navigating a professional acting career in Hollywood. Born in Kankakee, Illinois, as the youngest of nine children, Bernadette began writing poetry at age six. That lifelong creative outlet ultimately became this raw, published body of work. A Formidable Career Across Film and Television Bernadette boasts over
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One of the genre films on my must-see 2026 watch list is Victorian Psycho. If you’re like me, you will be excited to learn that tickets have just gone on sale ahead of its theatrical debut. But that’s not all; the new final trailer has now arrived, giving viewers a taste of the horrors to come, and it looks fantastic, bloody, and brutal. Any time Maika Monroe is starring in a horror film, we know we’re in for an absolute, skin-crawling masterpiece. After her roles in Longlegs and It Follows, she’s back to give you nightmares once again in this 19th-century-set film. Brutal and Bloody Adapted directly from the acclaimed novel by author Virginia Feito herself, the film casts Monroe as Winifred, an eccentric governess. She arrives at a remote, gloomy gothic estate to care for a wealthy family’s children. Naturally, it doesn’t take long for the manor’s staff and residents to notice that something is deeply, terribly wrong. Beneath
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Acclaimed filmmaker Adam Rehmeier is preparing to direct his next feature film, an upcoming mystery-horror project titled Seeker. Rehmeier previously earned widespread critical praise for directing hit indie projects like Dinner in America, Snack Shack, and Carolina Caroline. Now, the talented director tackles a dark, twisted story that blends multiple cinematic genres. Horror fans can look forward to an unhinged game of psychological suspense from a stellar creative team. A Stellar Ensemble Cast Assembled An impressive trio of talented actors has signed on to lead the upcoming feature. Rising star and Obsession actor Cooper Tomlinson (interview) headlines the cast alongside genre favorite Jessica Rothe (pictured), known for starring in Happy Death Day and the new survival horror River. Mika Abdalla also joins the project, reuniting with director Rehmeier after their successful collaboration on Snack Shack. Together, the talented cast promises deep emotional complexity and intense dramatic energy to the gripping narrative. A Cat and Mouse Game Spirals Out of Control
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Dark Sky Films has officially announced the premiere of 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 pioneer of low-budget, atmospheric cinema. As a result, his latest effort offers a fascinating dive into psychological horror, human vulnerability, and monster folklore. Ahead of its debut, genre fans are buzzing with excitement to see how the legendary director reinterprets classic creature tropes for contemporary audiences. Monsters and Mayhem In the film, writer Cassandra uncovers buried history in Talbot Falls and publishes an article that sets off a dangerous chain reaction. Her exposé shatters the town’s facade and forces hidden creatures—a werewolf, a vampire, and a reanimated soul—out of hiding. Fear quickly turns neighbors against one another. As a result, townsfolk and monsters alike must confront generations of shared trauma and guilt. Laëtitia Hollard (The Pitt) leads the cast. Sitana Doyle, Addison Timlin, Alex Hurt,
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Production company Frog Lab LLC is officially assembling a powerhouse creative team for a bold new movie project. Titled The Church of Chaos, the feature-length cosmic horror anthology aims to redefine the traditional theatrical moviegoing experience completely. Producer G. Riley Mills is partnering with creative lead Kermet Merl Key to develop the ambitious production. As a result, genre fans nationwide can expect an immersive event that blends cinema, dark humor, and cosmic dread. A Congregation of Talented Directors An eclectic roster of seasoned independent filmmakers joins the project to direct individual anthology segments. Acclaimed director Zack Parker brings his uncompromising psychological storytelling approach following his work on Scalene and Proxy. Visual effects artist Trey Lindsay also steps up to direct the bookend framing adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft’s Nyarlathotep. Lindsay previously delivered stunning visual work for popular Shudder features including Blood Shine and Mother of Flies. Additionally, Corn Bred Films founder Eric Anderson brings his distinct visual narrative style to the
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Cineverse is preparing to unleash an exciting new indie horror-comedy for home audiences this fall. Titled Dead Giveaway, the wildly entertaining film debuts across video-on-demand platforms this November. The project previously made its official world premiere at the prestigious Philadelphia Film Festival to widespread critical acclaim. Award-Winning Lead Performances The story centers on the chaotic dynamic between two fiercely loyal best friends, Jill and Lia. Actress Ruby Modine leads the cast following her breakout roles in Silent Night, Deadly Night, and Happy Death Day. Furthermore, actress Mikaela Hoover co-stars alongside her after notable appearances in Superman. Their undeniable screen presence earned Modine and Hoover the coveted Best Chemistry award during the festival circuit. A Powerhouse Horror Ensemble Genre icon Scout Taylor-Compton, who is gearing up to direct Survive: the Game, rounds out the impressive starring cast for the new horror release. Renowned for her lead role as Laurie Strode in the Halloween franchise, Taylor-Compton brings major credibility. The supporting ensemble
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Film preservationists are officially highlighting a forgotten classic from the seventies indie cinema movement. Director Henry Jaglom’s acclaimed anti-war psychological thriller, Tracks, is returning to the big screen after a pristine 4 K digital restoration. The powerful film stars Oscar nominee Dennis Hopper alongside Golden Globe winner Dean Stockwell. Cinema enthusiasts can experience the restored masterpiece in New York City on Veterans Day. Cross-Country Journey Through Postwar Trauma The story follows a weary Army sergeant traveling by train across a fractured American landscape. Assigned to escort a fallen comrade’s body home for burial, the soldier faces overwhelming psychological distress. Hallucinations of combat terror constantly torment his mind as he interacts with various train passengers. Consequently, the journey mirrors a nation struggling to face its own internal demons following the Vietnam War. Stellar Cast and Loose Limbed Direction Dennis Hopper delivers an unhinged, emotionally raw performance as the traumatized sergeant navigating post-war grief: Newcomer Taryn Power, daughter of legendary actor Tyrone Power,
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Official synopsis It’s past midnight and Dani Ferris is all alone. Away from home. Tired as hell. Not prepared for the roller coaster of emotions she’s about to ride front-row. Sleep? Lol. Nope. Tonight is a night for friends, lovers, enemies, frenemies, little guns, bigger guns, love, hate, life, death, and things a hell of a lot more super than natural. A night Dani will never forget. And neither will he. Review Get ready for, if not a sensory overload, then at least a sensory quite-a-load as writer/director Matt Stuertz sets out to blow minds with his frantically paced feature Human. Protagonist Dani Ferris (Jackie Kelly) may be exhausted at bedtime, but not so much that she isn’t up for some chemical substance partying with her friend Christina (Cecily Dowd) and some “beast with two backs” fun with former possible paramour Aaron (Jeffrey Decker). Out to spoil Dani’s plans is someone or something strange who starts off annoying her by
Continue reading →
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Sony Pictures has officially acquired the feature film rights to adapt the psychological horror video game Mouthwashing for the big screen. Following immense theatrical success with recent genre projects, the studio secured this popular indie gaming title to expand its horror slate. Fans of dark science fiction can look forward to seeing this atmospheric, deep-space disaster story brought into theaters nationwide. Elite Creative Team We’ve got good news for fans of Jennifer’s Body: not only is a Jennifer’s Body sequel in the works, but director Karyn Kusama will helm the adaptation. Screenwriters Matt Manfredi and Phil Hay are writing the script, officially reuniting with Kusama after collaborating on their celebrated thriller The Invitation. Additionally, filmmaker Scott Derrickson joins the production team alongside C. Robert Cargill under their Crooked Highway production banner. As a result, the project brings together multiple seasoned genre storytellers with extensive experience in claustrophobic, character-driven terror. Stranded Aboard Tulpar Original developer Wrong Organ and publisher Critical Reflex
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