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Ahead of tomorrow’s premiere of I Saw the TV Glow, the killer soundtrack has just become available for pre-order. The soundtrack features Caroline Polachek‘s new single “Starburned and Unkissed” as well as songs from Florist, Bartees Strange, Yeule, L’Rain, Jay Som, and Alex G’s out-of-this-world original score. I Saw the TV Glow was written and directed by Jane Schoenbrun, who is also known for the critically acclaimed 2021 film We’re All Going to the World’s Fair. The film is already generating buzz, having premiered at the 2024 Sundance Film Festival to rave reviews, and currently boasts a 90% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. The film takes inspiration from the 1982 classic horror film Poltergeist and sees a seemingly harmless television set become a conduit for evil spirits. However, I Saw the TV Glow goes beyond the haunted technology trope. It offers more than just familiar jump scares. It weaves contemporary themes of sexuality, gender identity, and social anxieties into its chilling
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Buckle up, disaster movie fans! Director Ric Roman Waugh has announced that filming has begun for Greenland: Migration. Initially announced in 2021, the sequel to the hit 2020 disaster flick Greenland is officially coming. Waugh took to social media to share news and images from the first film. The post confirms the return of series lead Gerard Butler and his on-screen wife, played by Morena Baccarin. Writer Chris Sparling, who penned the original Greenland script, returns for the new chapter. The original film followed John Garrity (Butler) and his family as they fought for survival in the face of a planet-killing comet. With humanity facing extinction, the Garritys receive a government message granting them access to a secure shelter in Greenland. The family’s desperate journey to reach safety is filled with obstacles. The film ends in a tense cliffhanger that hints at a new struggle – rebuilding the world. Greenland: Migration picks up where the first film left off. As
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Get ready for a horror mashup that might ruin your childhood forever. In collaboration with iHorror, Untouchables Entertainment is brewing a terrifying cocktail of nostalgia and bloodshed with their new film, Mickey vs. Winnie, currently filming in Michigan. Mickey vs. Winnie throws two beloved children’s characters, Mickey Mouse and Winnie-the-Pooh, into a brutal fight for survival. The film takes these public-domain characters and injects them with a nightmarish twist, transforming them into grotesque figures fueled by a dark curse. The story follows a group of friends on a seemingly harmless Airbnb getaway. Their location – a cursed forest – turns sinister when they become entangled in a horrifying legacy. Two escaped convicts from the 1920s become unwitting pawns, mutated by the forest’s power into monstrous versions of Mickey Mouse and Winnie-the-Pooh. The friends’ vacation quickly descends into a desperate struggle for survival. Forced to confront these twisted reflections of their childhood heroes, they must fight back against the bloodthirsty Mickey
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The new horror film, The Undead, takes audiences on a chilling journey that blends family drama with classic horror tropes. This unique film, out now, promises to be entertaining and unsettling, culminating in a revelation of a dark truth. In the film, Maria and Noah go to a secluded cabin with their daughter, Rachel. Guided by Pastor Adam, they hope this retreat will heal their broken bonds. However, their quest for solace is quickly disrupted by the arrival of a mysterious stranger named Elijah. As the family grapples with their demons, the cabin transforms from a sanctuary into a crucible, testing their relationships, faith, and very will to survive. The Undead weaves supernatural elements into the fabric of the family’s dysfunction. These dark forces intertwine with their pre-existing issues, creating a terrifying atmosphere where internal conflicts manifest in horrifying ways. The film boasts a visionary creative team. The writer and producer, Bud Rebel, injects his unique storytelling style into the
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Get ready for a suspenseful ride with the upcoming thriller What You Wish For, hitting theaters and VOD platforms this May. Written and directed by Nicholas Tomnay, the film stars Nick Stahl as Ryan, a talented chef battling crippling gambling debts and desperately seeking a way out. Wanting to outrun his troubles, Ryan flees to a luxurious haven where he seeks refuge with his friend Jack (Brian Groh), a prestigious chef living a seemingly charmed life catering to the elite. Blinded by Jack’s extravagant lifestyle, Ryan can’t help but crave a piece of that paradise. However, his envy takes a dark turn when a twist of fate offers him a chilling opportunity to steal Jack’s identity. But he may get far more than he bargained for when he learns that the lifestyle comes with some challenges. Stahl, known for his roles in Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines and Sin City, stars alongside Tamsin Topolski, Randy Vasquez, Penelope Mitchell, Juan
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Things are heating up this May on Crackle’s streaming service with a horde of hot, free horror movies you don’t want to miss! From monsters to killers, there’s something for every genre fan on Crackle. Ghost of Goodnight Lane Feature Film The staff of a newly-renovated film studio begins to be haunted by the property’s previous owner, an angry ghost who will accept no more guests. Cast: Billy Zane (Titanic), Lacey Chabert (Mean Girls), Matt Dallas (Kyle XY) Available: 05/01/24 Ten Minutes to Midnight Feature Film A veteran late-night radio host, on the eve of forced retirement, is trapped inside the station after being bitten by a rabid bat. At the same time, her mysterious replacement follows her every move. Cast: Caroline Williams (Renfield), Nicole Kang (Batwoman), Nicholas Tucci (Myth) Available: 05/01/24 The Rift: Dark Side of the Moon Feature Film A team of agents is dispatched to retrieve the satellite’s wreckage after it crashes and lands in Serbia. After
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Multiple seasons of the hit horror and supernatural series “Evil,” which debuted in 2019, have just arrived on Netflix ahead of the season four premiere on Paramount+ later this month. One of the best horror series on TV, “Evil,” sees each team member of a three-person team face their demons as they fight supernatural forces while investigating grizzly murders, demons, monsters, and more. In season one, a skeptical female clinical psychologist (Katja Herbers) joins a troubled priest-in-training (Mike Colter) and a blue-collar contractor (Aasif Mandvi) as they investigate supposed miracles, demonic possession, and other extraordinary occurrences through the eye of science then religion to see if there’s a scientific explanation or if something truly supernatural is at work for the catholic church. Over the past seasons, the team’s relationships have become complicated, and each struggles with relationships and family as the horrors they have witnessed plague them. But one thing is clear: evil, both human and supernatural, surrounds them. The
Continue reading →
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Horror fans rejoice! This May, a horde of great horror movies and dark thrillers are headed your way! We’ve got a list so you don’t miss a single one. So, pop some popcorn, put on your favorite PJs, and settle in to watch some movies that are guaranteed to leave you unsettled. I Saw the TV Glow May 3 – Theaters The film takes inspiration from the 1982 classic Poltergeist, where a seemingly harmless television set becomes a conduit for malevolent spirits. However, I Saw the TV Glow goes beyond the haunted technology trope. It offers more than just familiar jump scares. The film weaves contemporary themes of sexuality, gender identity, and social anxieties into its chilling narrative. Something in the Water May 3 – VOD/Digital We meet Meg, a guest attending her old friend Lizzie’s wedding in the Caribbean. Joining her are her pals Cam and Ruth, along with her ex-partner Kayla. The synopsis hints at a dark secret
Continue reading →
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Ashley Judd stars in the soon-to-be-released movie Lazareth, a heart-pounding thriller about isolation, survival, and the enduring strength of family. The new trailer is here, giving us a glimpse into the film ahead of its May premiere. Judd portrays Lee, a fiercely protective aunt who shelters her orphaned nieces, Imogen and Maeve, in a secluded cabin. A pandemic has ravaged the world outside. Lee has convinced the girls that this isolation is their only hope for survival. The family’s peace is shattered by the arrival of a mysterious stranger, a wounded man seeking refuge. This unexpected encounter throws their carefully constructed world into chaos. The trailer hints at the mounting tension and the girls’ growing unease as they question the safety of their haven. Directed by Alec Tibaldi, Lazareth explores the strain of isolation and the measures people take to protect those they love. Lee grapples with the threat to their sanctuary. The film delves into the complexities of trust
Continue reading →
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For a while now, Tubi has been one of the best streaming services for horror. It features over 10,000 horror movies, more than any other streaming service, and the fact that it’s free doesn’t hurt. Tubi has been releasing originals for the past few years, but they’ve mostly flown under the radar. That has just changed. Tubi recently released an original titled Lowlifes. To my surprise, it is one of the best horror films of 2024. The film was directed by Tesh Guttikonda and Mitch Oliver from a script by Al Kaplan. Lowlifes was released without major fanfare, leaving it mainly overlooked by genre fans (until now). And that’s a shame. I expected the kind of low-budget flick we get with recycled plots. But that’s not what I got. The film sees a family on their yearly trip in an RV: a dad, a mom, a teen daughter, and a teen son. While the family looks beguine enough, the family
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Ahead of tomorrow’s premiere of I Saw the TV Glow, the killer soundtrack has just become available for pre-order. The soundtrack features Caroline Polachek‘s new single “Starburned and Unkissed” as well as songs from Florist, Bartees Strange, Yeule, L’Rain, Jay Som, and Alex G’s out-of-this-world original score. I Saw the TV Glow was written and directed by Jane Schoenbrun, who is also known for the critically acclaimed 2021 film We’re All Going to the World’s Fair. The film is already generating buzz, having premiered at the 2024 Sundance Film Festival to rave reviews, and currently boasts a 90% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. The film takes inspiration from the 1982 classic horror film Poltergeist and sees a seemingly harmless television set become a conduit for evil spirits. However, I Saw the TV Glow goes beyond the haunted technology trope. It offers more than just familiar jump scares. It weaves contemporary themes of sexuality, gender identity, and social anxieties into its chilling
Continue reading →
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Buckle up, disaster movie fans! Director Ric Roman Waugh has announced that filming has begun for Greenland: Migration. Initially announced in 2021, the sequel to the hit 2020 disaster flick Greenland is officially coming. Waugh took to social media to share news and images from the first film. The post confirms the return of series lead Gerard Butler and his on-screen wife, played by Morena Baccarin. Writer Chris Sparling, who penned the original Greenland script, returns for the new chapter. The original film followed John Garrity (Butler) and his family as they fought for survival in the face of a planet-killing comet. With humanity facing extinction, the Garritys receive a government message granting them access to a secure shelter in Greenland. The family’s desperate journey to reach safety is filled with obstacles. The film ends in a tense cliffhanger that hints at a new struggle – rebuilding the world. Greenland: Migration picks up where the first film left off. As
Continue reading →
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Get ready for a horror mashup that might ruin your childhood forever. In collaboration with iHorror, Untouchables Entertainment is brewing a terrifying cocktail of nostalgia and bloodshed with their new film, Mickey vs. Winnie, currently filming in Michigan. Mickey vs. Winnie throws two beloved children’s characters, Mickey Mouse and Winnie-the-Pooh, into a brutal fight for survival. The film takes these public-domain characters and injects them with a nightmarish twist, transforming them into grotesque figures fueled by a dark curse. The story follows a group of friends on a seemingly harmless Airbnb getaway. Their location – a cursed forest – turns sinister when they become entangled in a horrifying legacy. Two escaped convicts from the 1920s become unwitting pawns, mutated by the forest’s power into monstrous versions of Mickey Mouse and Winnie-the-Pooh. The friends’ vacation quickly descends into a desperate struggle for survival. Forced to confront these twisted reflections of their childhood heroes, they must fight back against the bloodthirsty Mickey
Continue reading →
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The new horror film, The Undead, takes audiences on a chilling journey that blends family drama with classic horror tropes. This unique film, out now, promises to be entertaining and unsettling, culminating in a revelation of a dark truth. In the film, Maria and Noah go to a secluded cabin with their daughter, Rachel. Guided by Pastor Adam, they hope this retreat will heal their broken bonds. However, their quest for solace is quickly disrupted by the arrival of a mysterious stranger named Elijah. As the family grapples with their demons, the cabin transforms from a sanctuary into a crucible, testing their relationships, faith, and very will to survive. The Undead weaves supernatural elements into the fabric of the family’s dysfunction. These dark forces intertwine with their pre-existing issues, creating a terrifying atmosphere where internal conflicts manifest in horrifying ways. The film boasts a visionary creative team. The writer and producer, Bud Rebel, injects his unique storytelling style into the
Continue reading →
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Get ready for a suspenseful ride with the upcoming thriller What You Wish For, hitting theaters and VOD platforms this May. Written and directed by Nicholas Tomnay, the film stars Nick Stahl as Ryan, a talented chef battling crippling gambling debts and desperately seeking a way out. Wanting to outrun his troubles, Ryan flees to a luxurious haven where he seeks refuge with his friend Jack (Brian Groh), a prestigious chef living a seemingly charmed life catering to the elite. Blinded by Jack’s extravagant lifestyle, Ryan can’t help but crave a piece of that paradise. However, his envy takes a dark turn when a twist of fate offers him a chilling opportunity to steal Jack’s identity. But he may get far more than he bargained for when he learns that the lifestyle comes with some challenges. Stahl, known for his roles in Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines and Sin City, stars alongside Tamsin Topolski, Randy Vasquez, Penelope Mitchell, Juan
Continue reading →
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Things are heating up this May on Crackle’s streaming service with a horde of hot, free horror movies you don’t want to miss! From monsters to killers, there’s something for every genre fan on Crackle. Ghost of Goodnight Lane Feature Film The staff of a newly-renovated film studio begins to be haunted by the property’s previous owner, an angry ghost who will accept no more guests. Cast: Billy Zane (Titanic), Lacey Chabert (Mean Girls), Matt Dallas (Kyle XY) Available: 05/01/24 Ten Minutes to Midnight Feature Film A veteran late-night radio host, on the eve of forced retirement, is trapped inside the station after being bitten by a rabid bat. At the same time, her mysterious replacement follows her every move. Cast: Caroline Williams (Renfield), Nicole Kang (Batwoman), Nicholas Tucci (Myth) Available: 05/01/24 The Rift: Dark Side of the Moon Feature Film A team of agents is dispatched to retrieve the satellite’s wreckage after it crashes and lands in Serbia. After
Continue reading →
NetflixNewsParamount+Streaming TVTrailers
Multiple seasons of the hit horror and supernatural series “Evil,” which debuted in 2019, have just arrived on Netflix ahead of the season four premiere on Paramount+ later this month. One of the best horror series on TV, “Evil,” sees each team member of a three-person team face their demons as they fight supernatural forces while investigating grizzly murders, demons, monsters, and more. In season one, a skeptical female clinical psychologist (Katja Herbers) joins a troubled priest-in-training (Mike Colter) and a blue-collar contractor (Aasif Mandvi) as they investigate supposed miracles, demonic possession, and other extraordinary occurrences through the eye of science then religion to see if there’s a scientific explanation or if something truly supernatural is at work for the catholic church. Over the past seasons, the team’s relationships have become complicated, and each struggles with relationships and family as the horrors they have witnessed plague them. But one thing is clear: evil, both human and supernatural, surrounds them. The
Continue reading →
MoviesShudderStreaming TVTrailers
Horror fans rejoice! This May, a horde of great horror movies and dark thrillers are headed your way! We’ve got a list so you don’t miss a single one. So, pop some popcorn, put on your favorite PJs, and settle in to watch some movies that are guaranteed to leave you unsettled. I Saw the TV Glow May 3 – Theaters The film takes inspiration from the 1982 classic Poltergeist, where a seemingly harmless television set becomes a conduit for malevolent spirits. However, I Saw the TV Glow goes beyond the haunted technology trope. It offers more than just familiar jump scares. The film weaves contemporary themes of sexuality, gender identity, and social anxieties into its chilling narrative. Something in the Water May 3 – VOD/Digital We meet Meg, a guest attending her old friend Lizzie’s wedding in the Caribbean. Joining her are her pals Cam and Ruth, along with her ex-partner Kayla. The synopsis hints at a dark secret
Continue reading →
MoviesNewsThrillerTrailers
Ashley Judd stars in the soon-to-be-released movie Lazareth, a heart-pounding thriller about isolation, survival, and the enduring strength of family. The new trailer is here, giving us a glimpse into the film ahead of its May premiere. Judd portrays Lee, a fiercely protective aunt who shelters her orphaned nieces, Imogen and Maeve, in a secluded cabin. A pandemic has ravaged the world outside. Lee has convinced the girls that this isolation is their only hope for survival. The family’s peace is shattered by the arrival of a mysterious stranger, a wounded man seeking refuge. This unexpected encounter throws their carefully constructed world into chaos. The trailer hints at the mounting tension and the girls’ growing unease as they question the safety of their haven. Directed by Alec Tibaldi, Lazareth explores the strain of isolation and the measures people take to protect those they love. Lee grapples with the threat to their sanctuary. The film delves into the complexities of trust
Continue reading →
MoviesNewsReviewsStreaming TVTrailersTubi
For a while now, Tubi has been one of the best streaming services for horror. It features over 10,000 horror movies, more than any other streaming service, and the fact that it’s free doesn’t hurt. Tubi has been releasing originals for the past few years, but they’ve mostly flown under the radar. That has just changed. Tubi recently released an original titled Lowlifes. To my surprise, it is one of the best horror films of 2024. The film was directed by Tesh Guttikonda and Mitch Oliver from a script by Al Kaplan. Lowlifes was released without major fanfare, leaving it mainly overlooked by genre fans (until now). And that’s a shame. I expected the kind of low-budget flick we get with recycled plots. But that’s not what I got. The film sees a family on their yearly trip in an RV: a dad, a mom, a teen daughter, and a teen son. While the family looks beguine enough, the family
Continue reading →
