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Director Louis Leterrier has brought his sci-fi horror thriller The Last House to Netflix. And the streaming giant is celebrating the release with a publicity stunt that takes claustrophobia to a whole new level. To mirror the film’s premise, Netflix has trapped an actual human inside a fully furnished living room billboard suspended 30 feet above Los Angeles’ Sunset Boulevard. Living the Suspended Life on Sunset Boulevard The high-concept thriller follows a family of four unexpectedly sealed inside their home with zero escape routes. They are forced to navigate shrinking resources while surviving whatever sinister force is keeping them locked inside. Taking the “trapped at home” theme to its absolute extreme, the billboard actor lived in his elevated, glass-enclosed box at Selma Avenue and Sunset Boulevard through Saturday, August 8. While maintaining a bizarre semblance of daily routine 30 feet in the air, he communicated with gawking commuters below via whiteboard—a creepy homage to the film’s themes of isolated survival.
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Rising Producers Launch Black Ribbon Productions with Blood-Chilling Slate Ahead of Halloween 2026 Los Angeles has a new home for the bizarre, the unsettling, and the downright terrifying. Producers Brooke Becker and Delaney Sharpe have officially launched Black Ribbon Productions. It is a Los Angeles–based production house dedicated to developing genre-bending horror, sci-fi, and alternative digital content. Built on a foundation of bold storytelling, Black Ribbon aims to champion underrepresented voices while serving up unconventional narratives tailored for modern audiences. Becker’s background spans hit television projects including Hulu’s “The Dropout,” HBO Max’s “Head of the Class,” and Freeform’s “grown-ish.” She also served as a staff writer and actor on the award-winning series “Parallel.” You can stream it now on Prime Video. Sharpe, the accomplished playwright behind Emily Dickinson Is Dead, made her directorial debut with Adaptation: Harrison Bergeron. She has also appeared in projects like Reputation, Artefact, and the feature Army & Coop. A Packed Debut Slate Launching just in
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Known globally for her voice work across major video game and film franchises, including Five Nights at Freddy’s, VALORANT, and Battlefield, actress Marta Svetek is taking center stage in the British survival horror feature Savage Prey. The independent thriller celebrates its World Premiere at the Popcorn Frights Film Festival on August 9. Audiences across the United States can stream the film virtually on demand for 48 hours. Svetek doesn’t just star as the main protagonist, Ava; she also served as Executive Producer, contributed to voice direction, and assisted with post-production. This makes her one of the key creative forces behind the project. Written, directed, and edited by David Ryan Keith, Savage Prey was filmed entirely in the breathtaking Scottish Highlands. It delivers an intense, character-driven story that blends deep emotional roots with relentless, isolated suspense. Ahead of the premiere, Svetek sat down to discuss the grueling Highland shoot, pulling trees out of roads, and why human craftsmanship still reigns supreme
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Created and directed by Academy Award-nominated filmmaker Joe Berlinger, the acclaimed series “Conversations with a Killer” has spent years dissectinghistory’ss most terrifying minds through rare audio recordings, archival footage, and firsthand accounts. Following deep dives into Ted Bundy (2019), John Wayne Gacy (2022), Jeffrey Dahmer (2022), and Son of Sam (2025), the franchise reaches its definitive end on August 12 by confronting the cult leader who permanently alteredAmerica’ss media landscape. The Architect of Helter Skelter While Charles Mansonwasn’tt a hands-on serial killer in the traditional sense, his psychological grip over his followers catalyzed a wave of horrific violence across California during the twilight of the 1960s hippie movement. Headquartering his “Manson Family” on an abandoned movie ranch, Manson orchestrated a spree of brutal killings in 1969—including the tragic murder of actress Sharon Tate. Though he didn’t physically execute the crimes himself, Manson was the mastermind behind the slaughter. His 1971 trial exposed the terrifying extent of his psychological control, resulting
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Terror Films Releasing has officially re-teamed with writer-director Dean Jacobs (The Trip) for his newest indie horror feature, Water Rites. The folk horror is set to make its worldwide streaming debut this August, bringing a secluded lakefront nightmare directly to digital platforms. The film follows a young couple seeking a quiet summer escape at an isolated lakeside community. However, their idyllic retreat quickly unravels. Soon, they unearth a sinister secret harbored by the locals. This sets off a chain of events from which neither may ever return. A Powerhouse Cast of Genre Legends Water Rites boasts an extraordinary ensemble that bridges legendary horror heritage with fresh talent, anchoring its unsettling story in powerhouse performances. Dee Wallace: Widely celebrated as one of cinema’s most beloved scream queens and character actresses, Wallace’s storied career includes her iconic role as Mary in Steven Spielberg’s E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, alongside undisputed horror classics like Joe Dante’s The Howling, Lewis Teague’s Cujo, and Stephen Herek’s Critters.
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Horror maestro Alexandre Aja is officially keeping his feet soaked in aquatic terror. Between gearing up for Netflix’s Under Paris 2 and returning to helm the long-awaited sequel to his 2019 sleeper hit Crawl, Aja is once again proving that water is the ultimate death trap. This time, however, the gators are packing their bags and taking a bite out of the Big Apple. A Concrete Jungle Turned Submerged Feeding Ground Leaving behind the hurricane-battered swamps of Florida, Crawl 2 trades suburban crawlspaces for a partially submerged New York City. Specific plot details are still tucked safely below the waterline. However, the urban setting immediately brings to mind the legendary myth of alligators lurking in the NYC sewer system. It’s also an enthusiastic, modern nod to cult creature-feature classics like 1980’s Alligator. Navigating rising floodwaters trapped inside a skyscraper canyon against hungry apex predators elevates the franchise’s claustrophobic thrill ride to a whole new level of citywide chaos. Fresh Prey
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Italian filmmakers well and truly got balls deep into any and all American genre cinema trends in the ‘70s and ‘80s in order to make some dough. That eloquent statement brings us to the subject of Discoploitation… yup, that’s right, or pals in Italy saw Saturday Night Fever and said “Fuck yeah, we can do that!” And they did… in a way… and now I’m going to take a gander at the results courtesy of Severin’s new Blu-ray boxset; Disco Italiana! Things kick off with American Fever (1978)… Our hero Tony (Mircha Carven, SS Experiment Love Camp) works as a mechanic by day and tears it up in his white suit on the disco floor at night… he’s also an aspiring actor. All isn’t carburetors and the Hustle however, and Tony finds himself getting involved with Lisa (Zora Kerova, Antropophagus, Cannibal Ferox)… yet another aspiring thespian that he talks down from a suicide attempt. While contending with that, Tony has
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If you thought Weekend at Bernie’s was too lighthearted and The Texas Chain Saw Massacre didn’t have enough fashion photography, then VVomb Studio has cooked up something uniquely disturbing just for you. The trailer for the new psychosexual thriller Electric Meat has officially dropped ahead of its world premiere at Tubi FrightFest on August 28. Directed by comic book visionary Dan Schaffer (The Scribbler, Doghouse), this film is shaping up to be the year’s most uncomfortable watch. A Butcher With a Bad Case of “Artist’s Block” The story follows a photographer who pays the bills working as a local butcher. When he discovers one of his favorite models murdered in an alleyway, he doesn’t call the police. Instead, he leans into his day job’s unique skill set and decides to keep her around as his new “muse.” But here’s the kicker: he becomes convinced that she’s caught in a state of quantum undead-ness—sort of like Schrödinger’s corpse. She’s both alive
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Sony’s Screen Gems has officially emerged victorious in a high-stakes, multi-studio bidding war against Amazon and Searchlight to secure the rights to Mime. This upcoming supernatural horror feature brings together a powerhouse lineup of top-tier genre talent. The premise sounds tailor-made for high-tension paranoia. Mime is set inside a suffocating New York City apartment complex during a brutal heat wave blackout. The residents are trapped with zero power and rising temperatures. To make it worse, a sinister supernatural presence is creeping through the dark. Suddenly, they find themselves forced into a claustrophobic fight for survival. An A-List Lead Steps Into the Darkness Leading the nightmare is John David Washington, who continues to build one of the most dynamic filmographies in Hollywood. After a breakout performance in Spike Lee’s Oscar-winning BlacKKKlansman, Washington seamlessly transitioned into high-concept blockbusters and grounded sci-fi. He headlined Christopher Nolan’s Tenet and Gareth Edwards’ sci-fi epic The Creator. Washington also tackled period horror-drama in Netflix’s film adaptation
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Quiver Distribution has released the official trailer for A Mother’s Secret, a tense, claustrophobic psychological horror-thriller coming straight to home screens late this summer. Directed and written by Patrick Q. Roberts, the film crafts a terrifying exploration of postpartum anxiety, domestic paranoia, and long-buried history that refuses to stay underground. Renovations, Secrets, and a Stranger in the Nursery For new mother Kenzie Carter (Emily Hall), transforming an old estate into her family’s dream home was supposed to be a fresh start. Instead, it becomes a nightmare when contractors uncover a decayed corpse hidden inside the house’s framing during renovations. The gruesome discovery sends Kenzie into a severe tailspin of paranoia and terrifying, violent hallucinations involving her infant daughter, Anna. Distracted by his own grueling work schedule and increasingly concerned for his wife’s mental state, Kenzie’s husband Eric (Nathan Owens) hires a live-in nanny to help carry the load. Enter Genevieve (Kara Hayward), a serene, watchful nanny who forms an eerie,
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Director Louis Leterrier has brought his sci-fi horror thriller The Last House to Netflix. And the streaming giant is celebrating the release with a publicity stunt that takes claustrophobia to a whole new level. To mirror the film’s premise, Netflix has trapped an actual human inside a fully furnished living room billboard suspended 30 feet above Los Angeles’ Sunset Boulevard. Living the Suspended Life on Sunset Boulevard The high-concept thriller follows a family of four unexpectedly sealed inside their home with zero escape routes. They are forced to navigate shrinking resources while surviving whatever sinister force is keeping them locked inside. Taking the “trapped at home” theme to its absolute extreme, the billboard actor lived in his elevated, glass-enclosed box at Selma Avenue and Sunset Boulevard through Saturday, August 8. While maintaining a bizarre semblance of daily routine 30 feet in the air, he communicated with gawking commuters below via whiteboard—a creepy homage to the film’s themes of isolated survival.
Continue reading →
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Rising Producers Launch Black Ribbon Productions with Blood-Chilling Slate Ahead of Halloween 2026 Los Angeles has a new home for the bizarre, the unsettling, and the downright terrifying. Producers Brooke Becker and Delaney Sharpe have officially launched Black Ribbon Productions. It is a Los Angeles–based production house dedicated to developing genre-bending horror, sci-fi, and alternative digital content. Built on a foundation of bold storytelling, Black Ribbon aims to champion underrepresented voices while serving up unconventional narratives tailored for modern audiences. Becker’s background spans hit television projects including Hulu’s “The Dropout,” HBO Max’s “Head of the Class,” and Freeform’s “grown-ish.” She also served as a staff writer and actor on the award-winning series “Parallel.” You can stream it now on Prime Video. Sharpe, the accomplished playwright behind Emily Dickinson Is Dead, made her directorial debut with Adaptation: Harrison Bergeron. She has also appeared in projects like Reputation, Artefact, and the feature Army & Coop. A Packed Debut Slate Launching just in
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Known globally for her voice work across major video game and film franchises, including Five Nights at Freddy’s, VALORANT, and Battlefield, actress Marta Svetek is taking center stage in the British survival horror feature Savage Prey. The independent thriller celebrates its World Premiere at the Popcorn Frights Film Festival on August 9. Audiences across the United States can stream the film virtually on demand for 48 hours. Svetek doesn’t just star as the main protagonist, Ava; she also served as Executive Producer, contributed to voice direction, and assisted with post-production. This makes her one of the key creative forces behind the project. Written, directed, and edited by David Ryan Keith, Savage Prey was filmed entirely in the breathtaking Scottish Highlands. It delivers an intense, character-driven story that blends deep emotional roots with relentless, isolated suspense. Ahead of the premiere, Svetek sat down to discuss the grueling Highland shoot, pulling trees out of roads, and why human craftsmanship still reigns supreme
Continue reading →
NetflixStreaming TVTrailersTrue Crime
Created and directed by Academy Award-nominated filmmaker Joe Berlinger, the acclaimed series “Conversations with a Killer” has spent years dissectinghistory’ss most terrifying minds through rare audio recordings, archival footage, and firsthand accounts. Following deep dives into Ted Bundy (2019), John Wayne Gacy (2022), Jeffrey Dahmer (2022), and Son of Sam (2025), the franchise reaches its definitive end on August 12 by confronting the cult leader who permanently alteredAmerica’ss media landscape. The Architect of Helter Skelter While Charles Mansonwasn’tt a hands-on serial killer in the traditional sense, his psychological grip over his followers catalyzed a wave of horrific violence across California during the twilight of the 1960s hippie movement. Headquartering his “Manson Family” on an abandoned movie ranch, Manson orchestrated a spree of brutal killings in 1969—including the tragic murder of actress Sharon Tate. Though he didn’t physically execute the crimes himself, Manson was the mastermind behind the slaughter. His 1971 trial exposed the terrifying extent of his psychological control, resulting
Continue reading →
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Terror Films Releasing has officially re-teamed with writer-director Dean Jacobs (The Trip) for his newest indie horror feature, Water Rites. The folk horror is set to make its worldwide streaming debut this August, bringing a secluded lakefront nightmare directly to digital platforms. The film follows a young couple seeking a quiet summer escape at an isolated lakeside community. However, their idyllic retreat quickly unravels. Soon, they unearth a sinister secret harbored by the locals. This sets off a chain of events from which neither may ever return. A Powerhouse Cast of Genre Legends Water Rites boasts an extraordinary ensemble that bridges legendary horror heritage with fresh talent, anchoring its unsettling story in powerhouse performances. Dee Wallace: Widely celebrated as one of cinema’s most beloved scream queens and character actresses, Wallace’s storied career includes her iconic role as Mary in Steven Spielberg’s E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, alongside undisputed horror classics like Joe Dante’s The Howling, Lewis Teague’s Cujo, and Stephen Herek’s Critters.
Continue reading →
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Horror maestro Alexandre Aja is officially keeping his feet soaked in aquatic terror. Between gearing up for Netflix’s Under Paris 2 and returning to helm the long-awaited sequel to his 2019 sleeper hit Crawl, Aja is once again proving that water is the ultimate death trap. This time, however, the gators are packing their bags and taking a bite out of the Big Apple. A Concrete Jungle Turned Submerged Feeding Ground Leaving behind the hurricane-battered swamps of Florida, Crawl 2 trades suburban crawlspaces for a partially submerged New York City. Specific plot details are still tucked safely below the waterline. However, the urban setting immediately brings to mind the legendary myth of alligators lurking in the NYC sewer system. It’s also an enthusiastic, modern nod to cult creature-feature classics like 1980’s Alligator. Navigating rising floodwaters trapped inside a skyscraper canyon against hungry apex predators elevates the franchise’s claustrophobic thrill ride to a whole new level of citywide chaos. Fresh Prey
Continue reading →
ForeignIndieMoviesReviews
Italian filmmakers well and truly got balls deep into any and all American genre cinema trends in the ‘70s and ‘80s in order to make some dough. That eloquent statement brings us to the subject of Discoploitation… yup, that’s right, or pals in Italy saw Saturday Night Fever and said “Fuck yeah, we can do that!” And they did… in a way… and now I’m going to take a gander at the results courtesy of Severin’s new Blu-ray boxset; Disco Italiana! Things kick off with American Fever (1978)… Our hero Tony (Mircha Carven, SS Experiment Love Camp) works as a mechanic by day and tears it up in his white suit on the disco floor at night… he’s also an aspiring actor. All isn’t carburetors and the Hustle however, and Tony finds himself getting involved with Lisa (Zora Kerova, Antropophagus, Cannibal Ferox)… yet another aspiring thespian that he talks down from a suicide attempt. While contending with that, Tony has
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If you thought Weekend at Bernie’s was too lighthearted and The Texas Chain Saw Massacre didn’t have enough fashion photography, then VVomb Studio has cooked up something uniquely disturbing just for you. The trailer for the new psychosexual thriller Electric Meat has officially dropped ahead of its world premiere at Tubi FrightFest on August 28. Directed by comic book visionary Dan Schaffer (The Scribbler, Doghouse), this film is shaping up to be the year’s most uncomfortable watch. A Butcher With a Bad Case of “Artist’s Block” The story follows a photographer who pays the bills working as a local butcher. When he discovers one of his favorite models murdered in an alleyway, he doesn’t call the police. Instead, he leans into his day job’s unique skill set and decides to keep her around as his new “muse.” But here’s the kicker: he becomes convinced that she’s caught in a state of quantum undead-ness—sort of like Schrödinger’s corpse. She’s both alive
Continue reading →
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Sony’s Screen Gems has officially emerged victorious in a high-stakes, multi-studio bidding war against Amazon and Searchlight to secure the rights to Mime. This upcoming supernatural horror feature brings together a powerhouse lineup of top-tier genre talent. The premise sounds tailor-made for high-tension paranoia. Mime is set inside a suffocating New York City apartment complex during a brutal heat wave blackout. The residents are trapped with zero power and rising temperatures. To make it worse, a sinister supernatural presence is creeping through the dark. Suddenly, they find themselves forced into a claustrophobic fight for survival. An A-List Lead Steps Into the Darkness Leading the nightmare is John David Washington, who continues to build one of the most dynamic filmographies in Hollywood. After a breakout performance in Spike Lee’s Oscar-winning BlacKKKlansman, Washington seamlessly transitioned into high-concept blockbusters and grounded sci-fi. He headlined Christopher Nolan’s Tenet and Gareth Edwards’ sci-fi epic The Creator. Washington also tackled period horror-drama in Netflix’s film adaptation
Continue reading →
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Quiver Distribution has released the official trailer for A Mother’s Secret, a tense, claustrophobic psychological horror-thriller coming straight to home screens late this summer. Directed and written by Patrick Q. Roberts, the film crafts a terrifying exploration of postpartum anxiety, domestic paranoia, and long-buried history that refuses to stay underground. Renovations, Secrets, and a Stranger in the Nursery For new mother Kenzie Carter (Emily Hall), transforming an old estate into her family’s dream home was supposed to be a fresh start. Instead, it becomes a nightmare when contractors uncover a decayed corpse hidden inside the house’s framing during renovations. The gruesome discovery sends Kenzie into a severe tailspin of paranoia and terrifying, violent hallucinations involving her infant daughter, Anna. Distracted by his own grueling work schedule and increasingly concerned for his wife’s mental state, Kenzie’s husband Eric (Nathan Owens) hires a live-in nanny to help carry the load. Enter Genevieve (Kara Hayward), a serene, watchful nanny who forms an eerie,
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