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MGM+’s Hit Horror Series “FROM” is Coming to Netflix

MGM+’s hit horror series “From“ has now entered production on its fifth season for a highly-anticipated 2027 release. However, non-MGM+ subscribers can finally stream the show’s first three seasons on Netflix this month. And it’s definitely binge worthy. Trapped in Nightmare Town “From” follows strangers trapped in a mysterious, isolated small town they can’t escape. Terrifyingly, humanoid monsters emerge every night to hunt and viciously tear the residents apart. As a result, survival requires strict nightly precautions and constant vigilance from every resident. Masterminds Behind the Terror Creator John Griffin executive produces the series alongside director Jack Bender and showrunner Jeff Pinkner. Together, this experienced creative team brings deep mystery and suspense reminiscent of their previous work on Lost. Intensifying Season Four Mystery The fourth season recently debuted on MGM+ and continues pushing the boundaries of survival horror. Meanwhile, the residents face new, dangerous questions about the mysterious Man in Yellow and potential escape routes. Boyd struggles heroically to keep

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 15, 2026

Friday the 13th Prequel Series “Crystal Lake” is Now Streaming on Peacock!

The long-awaited moment for slasher fans has finally arrived on Peacock today! After a decade of grueling legal battles, the iconic Friday the 13th franchise officially breaks its curse with “Crystal Lake.” Under visionary showrunner Brad Caleb Kane, this ambitious prequel completely rebuilds the legendary slasher mythos. And unlike the dilapidated wilderness of the original films, the series showcases a thriving, functional 1970s camp. A Stellar Horror Cast Linda Cardellini anchors the emotional core with an incredible performance as a deeply grieving Pamela Voorhees. Additionally, William Catlett plays local authority figure Levon Brooks with gripping intensity. Meanwhile, Callum Vinson delivers a haunting first look as young Jason Voorhees. Legacy characters also return to enrich the backstory, including Nick Cordileone as the legendary doom-prophet, Crazy Ralph. Furthermore, Devin Kessler, Gwendolyn Sundstrom, Cameron Scoggins, Joy Suprano, Danielle Kotch, and Phoenix Parnevik round out the stellar cast. The Jason Universe Begins Rebellious teenagers and unsuspecting camp counselors recklessly ignore every grim warning in

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 15, 2026

Watch Chandler Riggs’ Resident Evil Fan Film ‘Biohazard’ for Free

“The Walking Dead” fan favorite Chandler Riggs, who played “Carl,” brings his ultimate survival horror dream to life! Inspired by the legendary video game franchise, Riggs directed, wrote, and starred in a thrilling new Resident Evil 7 fan film. Titled Biohazard, this impressive 20-minute short recreates the iconic garage fight and is available to watch now! Legendary Horror Collaborations Riggs enlisted incredible genre talent to deliver top-tier horror thrills. Fellow “The Walking Dead” alum Jason Douglas portrays the menacing, infected patriarch Jack Baker alongside Riggs’ Ethan Winters. Practical effects icon Greg Nicotero also supplied the short with grotesquely realistic gore and makeup effects. Co-stars Mary Rachel Quinn, Eugenie Bondurant, Johnathan O’Neil, and Sam Coyles round out this fantastic cast. Beating the Hollywood Clock Production originally raced to release before news broke regarding Zach Cregger’s upcoming official Resident Evil feature film. Riggs pushed his team hard during pre-production to finish their tribute project as quickly as possible. Although the production hit

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 15, 2026

Spoiler Free Review: “Crystal Lake” Should Be Required Viewing

When I first heard about a prequel series for Friday the 13th, I felt genuinely apprehensive. Crafting a TV show to build the foundation for such an iconic horror franchise is notoriously difficult to get right. However, Peacock and A24 have delivered an absolute triumph with “Crystal Lake.” As someone whose very first horror movie was Friday the 13th at nine years old, this franchise holds a special place in my heart. Ultimately, I am thrilled to report that this series is one of the absolute best things I have seen on television in a long time. A Powerhouse Lead and Deeply Human Characters The eight-episode series is led by Linda Cardellini as the infamous Pamela Voorhees, alongside young Callum Vinson as her son, Jason. Cardellini delivers an absolute powerhouse performance throughout the show. Specifically, she captures the heartbreak and raw daily struggle of a grieving mother with incredible nuance. While Pamela is undeniably unhinged, her rage feels completely tragic

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 15, 2026

Trailer Drops for Prime Video’s ‘Apocalypse Z: New World’

Following the massive streaming success of the 2024 international hit, Prime Video dropped a new trailer for Apocalypse Z: New World. Returning director Carles Torrens helms the follow-up, which expands the story of the platform’s hit Spanish film. Fans can expect intense horror action as the terrifying viral saga continues across post-apocalyptic Europe. A Brief Look Back at the Outbreak In Apocalypse Z: The Beginning of the End, the rabid TSJ virus collapsed human civilization by turning infected people into violent killers. Grieving lawyer Manel fled his barricaded Spanish home with his beloved cat, Lúculo. Eventually, he joined forces with a tough helicopter pilot named Pritchenko and rescued a nurse named Lucía. Together, they fought through relentless hordes to escape toward the last safe zone in the Canary Islands. Hazardous Missions Across Europe The sequel, “New World,” picks up after the devastating pandemic reduces continental Europe to ruins. Meanwhile, the Canary Islands serve as humanity’s final haven against extinction—the narrative

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 15, 2026

Spoiler-Free Review: Don’t Move

Official synopsis A church group’s annual retreat turns deadly when they wander into the wrong part of the Ozark wilderness, and something starts picking them off one by one. Suspicion falls on Ricky (Russell “Russ” Vitale), the troublemaker of the group. But the real threat is far worse. Deep in the forest, wrapped in a labyrinth of webs, the group is pursued by a terrifying prehistoric arachnid that hunts by vibration. When every step could be their last, they only have one choice: DON’T MOVE. It’s up to Megan (Lyndsy Fonseca) to hold what’s left of the group together and get them out alive. Review For the first several minutes of Don’t Move, I was wondering if I had started the wrong movie, as there is a lot of happy family fun at a carnival. Well, things took a turn, for sure.  Megan (Lyndsy Fonseca) waits outside while her husband and young son go on a haunted house ride, where

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Joseph Perry
Oct 15, 2026

Spoiler Free Reviews: Insecta and Bonded (Screamfest 2026)

Insecta (Uruguay, 2026) Official synopsis A horror writer returns to an isolated estate to say goodbye to her dying father, only to suspect that the monstrous insect she imagined as a child may have been real all along.   Review With Insecta, director Martín Florio crafts a highly entertaining chiller that combines creature feature and gothic horror elements, with engaging family drama for good measure. Renowned horror writer Mercedes (Mayra Hermosillo) returns to her childhood home to visit her estranged elderly father Jaime (Luis Felipe Tovar), who is close to death. He has been taken care of as of late by Mercedes’ stepsister Belen (Rocío De La Mañana), who alternates between seeming pleased and unwelcoming about Mercedes’ presence. Mercedes has nightmares about a traumatic incident from her childhood about her brother’s death and about an oversized insect that haunted him, along with sexual fantasies about Belen. Much intrigue ensues, and Florio, working from a screenplay that he cowrote with Leonel D’Agostino

Continue reading →
Joseph Perry
Oct 15, 2026

Spoiler-Free Reviews: Split Rock and Found Alive (Sitges Film Festival 2026)

Split Rock (Canada, 2026) Official synopsis While conducting survey work in the remote badlands, geologists and lovers Lauren (Clark Backo) and Ben (Drew Ray Tanner) uncover a mysterious block of magnetic stone embedded in the earth. As their team investigates, their equipment begins to fail and a violent unseen force emerges. Lauren becomes obsessed with the ancient block, convinced that an eternal consciousness is using her mind to reach the surface. When Ben attempts to stop it, the outcome leaves the duo and their team forever altered.  Review Bearing the enigmatic qualities of classic Nigel Kneale fare (The Stone Tape, Quatermass and the Pit), Picnic at Hanging Rock, and a dash of The Monolith Monsters, Split Rock is a slow-burn chiller that boasts an ever-increasing atmosphere of dread. Geology students Lauren (Clark Backo) and Ben (Drew Ray Tanner) uncover an out-of-place stone fragment that begins to affect their survey team and its equipment and vehicles. Lauren is especially impacted by

Continue reading →
Joseph Perry
Oct 15, 2026

The Freak Show Horror Film Festival Takes Over Orlando Once Again this October

The wait is officially over for horror enthusiasts and thrill-seekers across Florida. Celebrating its 21st year, the FREAK SHOW Horror Film Festival has revealed its official selections for the upcoming 2026 event. The iconic gathering takes place October 23-24 at Orlando’s modern Epic Theatres at Lee Vista. Known locally as the city’s best Halloween event, the festival highlights innovative, blood-curdling works from global independent filmmakers. Record Submissions Yield Four Major World Premieres Organizers processed a record-breaking number of submissions from talented horror writers and directors this year. The curated lineup features a relentless mix of psychological dread, classic slashers, paranormal nightmares, and creature features. Notably, the festival hosts four major world premieres, offering attendees an exclusive first look at anticipated genre titles on the big screen: Feature Film Slate High Moon at Blackwood – Directed by Jon Binkowski (USA) — World Premiere The Doppelganger – Directed by Joseph O’Connor (USA) — World Premiere The Snitch – Directed by Trystan Kaunda

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 15, 2026

DC CEO Gives an Update on James Mangold’s ‘Swamp Thing’

As DC fans eagerly await the premiere of DC’s Clayface in theaters this month, many are wondering about another DC project: James Mangold’s new Swamp Thing movie. It’s been radio silence for a while, which usually means it’s not happening. However, that might not be true this time. Official Status Update At the recent Clayface premiere, DC co-CEO Peter Safran gave Deadline a reassuring update on the Swamp Thing film. Safran confirmed that writers are currently drafting the script. However, production schedules must align with Mangold’s busy slate before cameras can actually roll. Still, that’s good news for fans. We’re working on it, absolutely … The script is being written as we speak. But it’s something we’re excited about. All these things take time – when you’ve already got a filmmaker involved, you’ve got to wait for their window [of availability] as well.” Safran told Deadline. A Vision Rooted in Horror First announced in 2023, Mangold described his film as dark

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 15, 2026

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MGM+’s Hit Horror Series “FROM” is Coming to Netflix

MGM+’s hit horror series “From“ has now entered production on its fifth season for a highly-anticipated 2027 release. However, non-MGM+ subscribers can finally stream the show’s first three seasons on Netflix this month. And it’s definitely binge worthy. Trapped in Nightmare Town “From” follows strangers trapped in a mysterious, isolated small town they can’t escape. Terrifyingly, humanoid monsters emerge every night to hunt and viciously tear the residents apart. As a result, survival requires strict nightly precautions and constant vigilance from every resident. Masterminds Behind the Terror Creator John Griffin executive produces the series alongside director Jack Bender and showrunner Jeff Pinkner. Together, this experienced creative team brings deep mystery and suspense reminiscent of their previous work on Lost. Intensifying Season Four Mystery The fourth season recently debuted on MGM+ and continues pushing the boundaries of survival horror. Meanwhile, the residents face new, dangerous questions about the mysterious Man in Yellow and potential escape routes. Boyd struggles heroically to keep

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 15, 2026

Friday the 13th Prequel Series “Crystal Lake” is Now Streaming on Peacock!

The long-awaited moment for slasher fans has finally arrived on Peacock today! After a decade of grueling legal battles, the iconic Friday the 13th franchise officially breaks its curse with “Crystal Lake.” Under visionary showrunner Brad Caleb Kane, this ambitious prequel completely rebuilds the legendary slasher mythos. And unlike the dilapidated wilderness of the original films, the series showcases a thriving, functional 1970s camp. A Stellar Horror Cast Linda Cardellini anchors the emotional core with an incredible performance as a deeply grieving Pamela Voorhees. Additionally, William Catlett plays local authority figure Levon Brooks with gripping intensity. Meanwhile, Callum Vinson delivers a haunting first look as young Jason Voorhees. Legacy characters also return to enrich the backstory, including Nick Cordileone as the legendary doom-prophet, Crazy Ralph. Furthermore, Devin Kessler, Gwendolyn Sundstrom, Cameron Scoggins, Joy Suprano, Danielle Kotch, and Phoenix Parnevik round out the stellar cast. The Jason Universe Begins Rebellious teenagers and unsuspecting camp counselors recklessly ignore every grim warning in

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 15, 2026

Watch Chandler Riggs’ Resident Evil Fan Film ‘Biohazard’ for Free

“The Walking Dead” fan favorite Chandler Riggs, who played “Carl,” brings his ultimate survival horror dream to life! Inspired by the legendary video game franchise, Riggs directed, wrote, and starred in a thrilling new Resident Evil 7 fan film. Titled Biohazard, this impressive 20-minute short recreates the iconic garage fight and is available to watch now! Legendary Horror Collaborations Riggs enlisted incredible genre talent to deliver top-tier horror thrills. Fellow “The Walking Dead” alum Jason Douglas portrays the menacing, infected patriarch Jack Baker alongside Riggs’ Ethan Winters. Practical effects icon Greg Nicotero also supplied the short with grotesquely realistic gore and makeup effects. Co-stars Mary Rachel Quinn, Eugenie Bondurant, Johnathan O’Neil, and Sam Coyles round out this fantastic cast. Beating the Hollywood Clock Production originally raced to release before news broke regarding Zach Cregger’s upcoming official Resident Evil feature film. Riggs pushed his team hard during pre-production to finish their tribute project as quickly as possible. Although the production hit

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 15, 2026

Spoiler Free Review: “Crystal Lake” Should Be Required Viewing

When I first heard about a prequel series for Friday the 13th, I felt genuinely apprehensive. Crafting a TV show to build the foundation for such an iconic horror franchise is notoriously difficult to get right. However, Peacock and A24 have delivered an absolute triumph with “Crystal Lake.” As someone whose very first horror movie was Friday the 13th at nine years old, this franchise holds a special place in my heart. Ultimately, I am thrilled to report that this series is one of the absolute best things I have seen on television in a long time. A Powerhouse Lead and Deeply Human Characters The eight-episode series is led by Linda Cardellini as the infamous Pamela Voorhees, alongside young Callum Vinson as her son, Jason. Cardellini delivers an absolute powerhouse performance throughout the show. Specifically, she captures the heartbreak and raw daily struggle of a grieving mother with incredible nuance. While Pamela is undeniably unhinged, her rage feels completely tragic

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 15, 2026

Trailer Drops for Prime Video’s ‘Apocalypse Z: New World’

Following the massive streaming success of the 2024 international hit, Prime Video dropped a new trailer for Apocalypse Z: New World. Returning director Carles Torrens helms the follow-up, which expands the story of the platform’s hit Spanish film. Fans can expect intense horror action as the terrifying viral saga continues across post-apocalyptic Europe. A Brief Look Back at the Outbreak In Apocalypse Z: The Beginning of the End, the rabid TSJ virus collapsed human civilization by turning infected people into violent killers. Grieving lawyer Manel fled his barricaded Spanish home with his beloved cat, Lúculo. Eventually, he joined forces with a tough helicopter pilot named Pritchenko and rescued a nurse named Lucía. Together, they fought through relentless hordes to escape toward the last safe zone in the Canary Islands. Hazardous Missions Across Europe The sequel, “New World,” picks up after the devastating pandemic reduces continental Europe to ruins. Meanwhile, the Canary Islands serve as humanity’s final haven against extinction—the narrative

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 15, 2026

Spoiler-Free Review: Don’t Move

Official synopsis A church group’s annual retreat turns deadly when they wander into the wrong part of the Ozark wilderness, and something starts picking them off one by one. Suspicion falls on Ricky (Russell “Russ” Vitale), the troublemaker of the group. But the real threat is far worse. Deep in the forest, wrapped in a labyrinth of webs, the group is pursued by a terrifying prehistoric arachnid that hunts by vibration. When every step could be their last, they only have one choice: DON’T MOVE. It’s up to Megan (Lyndsy Fonseca) to hold what’s left of the group together and get them out alive. Review For the first several minutes of Don’t Move, I was wondering if I had started the wrong movie, as there is a lot of happy family fun at a carnival. Well, things took a turn, for sure.  Megan (Lyndsy Fonseca) waits outside while her husband and young son go on a haunted house ride, where

Continue reading →
Joseph Perry
Oct 15, 2026

Spoiler Free Reviews: Insecta and Bonded (Screamfest 2026)

Insecta (Uruguay, 2026) Official synopsis A horror writer returns to an isolated estate to say goodbye to her dying father, only to suspect that the monstrous insect she imagined as a child may have been real all along.   Review With Insecta, director Martín Florio crafts a highly entertaining chiller that combines creature feature and gothic horror elements, with engaging family drama for good measure. Renowned horror writer Mercedes (Mayra Hermosillo) returns to her childhood home to visit her estranged elderly father Jaime (Luis Felipe Tovar), who is close to death. He has been taken care of as of late by Mercedes’ stepsister Belen (Rocío De La Mañana), who alternates between seeming pleased and unwelcoming about Mercedes’ presence. Mercedes has nightmares about a traumatic incident from her childhood about her brother’s death and about an oversized insect that haunted him, along with sexual fantasies about Belen. Much intrigue ensues, and Florio, working from a screenplay that he cowrote with Leonel D’Agostino

Continue reading →
Joseph Perry
Oct 15, 2026

Spoiler-Free Reviews: Split Rock and Found Alive (Sitges Film Festival 2026)

Split Rock (Canada, 2026) Official synopsis While conducting survey work in the remote badlands, geologists and lovers Lauren (Clark Backo) and Ben (Drew Ray Tanner) uncover a mysterious block of magnetic stone embedded in the earth. As their team investigates, their equipment begins to fail and a violent unseen force emerges. Lauren becomes obsessed with the ancient block, convinced that an eternal consciousness is using her mind to reach the surface. When Ben attempts to stop it, the outcome leaves the duo and their team forever altered.  Review Bearing the enigmatic qualities of classic Nigel Kneale fare (The Stone Tape, Quatermass and the Pit), Picnic at Hanging Rock, and a dash of The Monolith Monsters, Split Rock is a slow-burn chiller that boasts an ever-increasing atmosphere of dread. Geology students Lauren (Clark Backo) and Ben (Drew Ray Tanner) uncover an out-of-place stone fragment that begins to affect their survey team and its equipment and vehicles. Lauren is especially impacted by

Continue reading →
Joseph Perry
Oct 15, 2026

The Freak Show Horror Film Festival Takes Over Orlando Once Again this October

The wait is officially over for horror enthusiasts and thrill-seekers across Florida. Celebrating its 21st year, the FREAK SHOW Horror Film Festival has revealed its official selections for the upcoming 2026 event. The iconic gathering takes place October 23-24 at Orlando’s modern Epic Theatres at Lee Vista. Known locally as the city’s best Halloween event, the festival highlights innovative, blood-curdling works from global independent filmmakers. Record Submissions Yield Four Major World Premieres Organizers processed a record-breaking number of submissions from talented horror writers and directors this year. The curated lineup features a relentless mix of psychological dread, classic slashers, paranormal nightmares, and creature features. Notably, the festival hosts four major world premieres, offering attendees an exclusive first look at anticipated genre titles on the big screen: Feature Film Slate High Moon at Blackwood – Directed by Jon Binkowski (USA) — World Premiere The Doppelganger – Directed by Joseph O’Connor (USA) — World Premiere The Snitch – Directed by Trystan Kaunda

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 15, 2026

DC CEO Gives an Update on James Mangold’s ‘Swamp Thing’

As DC fans eagerly await the premiere of DC’s Clayface in theaters this month, many are wondering about another DC project: James Mangold’s new Swamp Thing movie. It’s been radio silence for a while, which usually means it’s not happening. However, that might not be true this time. Official Status Update At the recent Clayface premiere, DC co-CEO Peter Safran gave Deadline a reassuring update on the Swamp Thing film. Safran confirmed that writers are currently drafting the script. However, production schedules must align with Mangold’s busy slate before cameras can actually roll. Still, that’s good news for fans. We’re working on it, absolutely … The script is being written as we speak. But it’s something we’re excited about. All these things take time – when you’ve already got a filmmaker involved, you’ve got to wait for their window [of availability] as well.” Safran told Deadline. A Vision Rooted in Horror First announced in 2023, Mangold described his film as dark

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 15, 2026
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