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Move over, mainstream blockbusters—the underground has a new ruler, and it’s covered in cultist blood. The hit indie thriller Dark Places just pulled off a devastating coup at the Obscure Obsidian Film Awards, completely sweeping the festival with five major wins. The indie darling walked away with an enviable haul of hardware, including Best Feature, Best Horror Feature, Best Director (Geno McGahee), Best Actor (Jake Tyler), and Best Actress (Lindsey DeLand). This massive victory lap isn’t a fluke, either. It follows the film’s equally dominant run at the Ideal International Film Festival, where it snatched up top honors for Best Feature Film and Best Director. Distributed by Cinema Epoch and Cineridge Entertainment, DARK PLACES has been racking up staggering viewership numbers on streaming giants Tubi and Fawesome, fast becoming a certified word-of-mouth phenomenon among hardcore genre fans. Don’t Go Into the Woods (Or Near the Cults) Written and directed by Geno McGahee, the film is a deliberate, slick throwback to
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If you thought your last bachelorette party was a disaster because someone drank too much tequila and lost a shoe, count your blessings. The official poster for Ever After has just been released. It’s an upcoming horror flick that aims to turn classic bedtime stories into absolute nightmares. And it features a cast list that reads like a VIP section at a horror convention. Directed by László Illés, it was penned by Illés alongside László Krisztián Gera. Ever After takes the whimsical world of the Brothers Grimm, throws it into a blender, and hits purée. Grimm’s Fairy Tales, But Make It Scary Forget Prince Charming. The official loglines promise a delightfully unhinged twist on the “cabin in the woods” trope. A remote forest lodge seems like the perfect spot for a bachelorette getaway. However, the woods are infested with bloodthirsty lunatics. And they are suffering from a severe, homicidal case of fairy tale delusions. As the lines between fantasy and
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If you’ve spent the last decade wishing you could physically hold the Upside Down in your hands without risking a Demogorgon attack, Arrow Video just answered your prayers. Out now, Stranger Things: The Complete Series isn’t just a box set—it is arguably the definitive, ultimate way to own and experience Netflix’s pop-culture titan. It is a rare day when Netflix allows one of its crown-jewel originals to make the jump off the server and onto your shelf. However, enlisting Arrow Video ensures the mega-franchise gets the royal treatment it deserves. What’s Inside the Box? Spanning all five seasons on more than 25 discs, the limited-edition release is housed in custom packaging featuring gorgeous new artwork by Juan Ramos. Both the Special and Deluxe editions come stacked with a mountain of digital extras. That includes bloopers, cast and crew interviews, and deep-dive behind-the-scenes featurettes. But if you opt for the Deluxe Edition, Arrow goes full-on 1980s nostalgia overload with a cavern
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If horror movies have taught us anything, it’s that celebrating your birthday deep in the woods is basically an open invitation to be hunted. Lionsgate’s new psychological thriller, Capps Crossing: Wrong Side of Dead, is here to prove that rule once again—and it is officially available today On Demand and Digital. Directed by Mike Stahl, the film serves up an intense cocktail of psychological mind games, survival cardio, and a stark reminder to never, ever trust the local park staff. Surviving the Ultimate Bad Trip The plot follows Amber, whose birthday getaway with friends goes sideways faster than you can say “scenic overlook.” Enter a demented park ranger with a deeply tortured past and an overwhelming urge to turn their weekend into a masterclass in terror. Fortunately for Amber, she isn’t your average “trips-over-a-flat-leaf” horror protagonist. She’s an elite athlete and a brilliant social profiler—meaning she’s got the tactical brains to match her endurance. Forced to rely on every tool
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It looks like Blumhouse’s long-gestating adaptation of Something Is Killing the Children is finally catching some real momentum. Dread Central reports that during a signing and Q&A on Trinity Comics’ Whatnot stream, series co-creator James Tynion IV dropped the meatiest update fans have gotten since Blumhouse snatched up the rights to the horror mega-hit. The big news? There is an officially completed screenplay for the live-action feature film. So, what’s the hold-up? Tynion revealed that the creative team is holding off on pitching until they lock down the series bible for the companion adult animated show. The game plan is to package both the live-action movie and the animated series together. While the ideal scenario is finding a buyer hungry for both, Tynion noted that if a studio only wants to sink its teeth into the live-action film, they’ll happily shop the animated series elsewhere. This strategy tracks with Blumhouse’s original promise to tackle Tynion and Werther Dell’Edera’s universe from
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Thirty-five years after Terminator 2: Judgment Day redefined sci-fi cinema forever. Now, Lockhart’s Lab Leaks is bringing Arnold Schwarzenegger’s iconic cybernetic hero back in an unexpected form: an officially licensed, high-end cologne. Created to celebrate the film’s 35th anniversary, T-800 Eau de Parfum translates the T-800’s emotional journey from a cold, relentless killing machine to humanity’s ultimate savior; it’s now a wearable, sophisticated scent. Cold Chrome Meets Human Warmth Rather than slapping a picture of a killer robot on a generic bottle, perfumer Steve Lockhart set out to tell the entire story through smell. Top Notes: Cold Bergamot, Mandarin, Chrome Steel Heart Notes: Pink Pepper, Gunpowder, Lavender, Hawthorn Base Notes: Sandalwood, Vetiver, Musk, Timbersilk “The fragrance had to tell the Terminator’s whole story,” explains Lockhart, founder of Lockhart’s Authentic Grooming Company. “It starts cold and metallic with dangerous undertones of gunpowder and pink pepper. Then the warmth and humanity comes through. By the dry down, the machine has learned why
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Independent horror thrives when it trades massive CGI budgets for pure, suffocating atmosphere. Director Bruce Wemple’s latest feature, Capture, looks to do just that—delivering a chilling, low-tech nightmare. One centered around an isolated estate and a deeply cursed piece of video gear. A Cursed Inheritance The core story follows Abby (Kaitlyn Lunardi), a chaotic, struggling young woman who grew up in the foster system alongside her close foster brother, Steve. In dire need of cash to turn her life around, Abby receives a shock: she’s inherited an isolated upstate property that once belonged to the biological parents she never knew. Her goal is simple—do a quick walkthrough, list the house for immediate sale, and take the money. The locals, however, have a very different plan for her: leave town immediately. As Abby quickly discovers, the property holds a ghastly reputation in the area. Decades ago, her biological mother, Cameron, allegedly practiced dark magic and was connected to the tragic deaths
Continue reading →
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Just when you thought it was finally safe to trust a tall ladder again, the franchise that turned a rusty TV tower into the ultimate nightmare is back. Lionsgate has officially dropped the gripping new trailer for Fall 2: Deadpoint, the highly anticipated sequel to the 2022 sleeper hit, Fall. If the original film made you swear off high-altitude maintenance, this follow-up is engineered to make you terrified of the entire planet. A New Altitude of Agony While the original trapped two friends on a tiny platform 2,000 feet in the air, the sequel is swapping out rusted metal for sheer, vertical terror. Deadpoint follows a fresh pair of thrill-seeking friends as they attempt to conquer the brutal, legendary rock faces of Thailand. Naturally, what starts as an idyllic, influencer-worthy expedition devolves into a desperate, high-stakes battle against gravity. The trailer promises to turn up the heat with unforgiving tropical terrain. There are rock faces that crumble at the worst
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If you are hunting for a terrifying, deeply disturbing film that will rattle your nerves and make you second-guess ever starting a family, look no further than Nightborn. Dropping on Shudder on July 31, 2026, this latest nightmare from director Hanna Bergholm is an absolute must-watch. Written by Bergholm and Ilja Rautsi, the film follows Saga and her British husband, Jon. The couple pack up and move into an isolated woodland home to build a perfect, picture-postcard family life. Naturally, because this is a horror film, that pastoral dream immediately implodes. Postpartum Panic & Diaper-Clad Terror The second their baby is born, Saga realizes something is deeply, horribly wrong with her newborn son. Well-meaning outsiders and doctors casually chalk her escalating panic up to postpartum stress. Jon is forced to watch their marriage fracture as Saga uncovers a truly sickening truth about their new little bundle of joy. The film boasts an incredible blend of talent, including Harry Potter alum
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More than 50 years after forever altering the face of horror, Tobe Hooper’s 1974 masterpiece is taking on a terrifying new form. Dark Sky Films and Exurbia Films have officially announced that a feature-length, hand-animated rotoscoped reimagining of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre is currently in production—targeting a theatrical debut in 2027. However, in an era dominated by software, the team is taking a firm, proud stand. Zero A.I. is being used. Every single frame is being drawn, traced, and textured purely by human hands. The Mastermind Behind the Ink The groundbreaking project is helmed by Animation & Art Director Paul Beck, an Austin-based artist who helped pioneer modern rotoscoping alongside director Richard Linklater. Beck’s impressive animation pedigree includes serving as a lead animator on acclaimed rotoscoped works such as Waking Life, A Scanner Darkly, and Apollo 10½: A Space Age Childhood. “The original Texas Chain Saw Massacre is a masterpiece that changed cinema forever,” says Beck. “Our goal is
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Move over, mainstream blockbusters—the underground has a new ruler, and it’s covered in cultist blood. The hit indie thriller Dark Places just pulled off a devastating coup at the Obscure Obsidian Film Awards, completely sweeping the festival with five major wins. The indie darling walked away with an enviable haul of hardware, including Best Feature, Best Horror Feature, Best Director (Geno McGahee), Best Actor (Jake Tyler), and Best Actress (Lindsey DeLand). This massive victory lap isn’t a fluke, either. It follows the film’s equally dominant run at the Ideal International Film Festival, where it snatched up top honors for Best Feature Film and Best Director. Distributed by Cinema Epoch and Cineridge Entertainment, DARK PLACES has been racking up staggering viewership numbers on streaming giants Tubi and Fawesome, fast becoming a certified word-of-mouth phenomenon among hardcore genre fans. Don’t Go Into the Woods (Or Near the Cults) Written and directed by Geno McGahee, the film is a deliberate, slick throwback to
Continue reading →
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If you thought your last bachelorette party was a disaster because someone drank too much tequila and lost a shoe, count your blessings. The official poster for Ever After has just been released. It’s an upcoming horror flick that aims to turn classic bedtime stories into absolute nightmares. And it features a cast list that reads like a VIP section at a horror convention. Directed by László Illés, it was penned by Illés alongside László Krisztián Gera. Ever After takes the whimsical world of the Brothers Grimm, throws it into a blender, and hits purée. Grimm’s Fairy Tales, But Make It Scary Forget Prince Charming. The official loglines promise a delightfully unhinged twist on the “cabin in the woods” trope. A remote forest lodge seems like the perfect spot for a bachelorette getaway. However, the woods are infested with bloodthirsty lunatics. And they are suffering from a severe, homicidal case of fairy tale delusions. As the lines between fantasy and
Continue reading →
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If you’ve spent the last decade wishing you could physically hold the Upside Down in your hands without risking a Demogorgon attack, Arrow Video just answered your prayers. Out now, Stranger Things: The Complete Series isn’t just a box set—it is arguably the definitive, ultimate way to own and experience Netflix’s pop-culture titan. It is a rare day when Netflix allows one of its crown-jewel originals to make the jump off the server and onto your shelf. However, enlisting Arrow Video ensures the mega-franchise gets the royal treatment it deserves. What’s Inside the Box? Spanning all five seasons on more than 25 discs, the limited-edition release is housed in custom packaging featuring gorgeous new artwork by Juan Ramos. Both the Special and Deluxe editions come stacked with a mountain of digital extras. That includes bloopers, cast and crew interviews, and deep-dive behind-the-scenes featurettes. But if you opt for the Deluxe Edition, Arrow goes full-on 1980s nostalgia overload with a cavern
Continue reading →
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If horror movies have taught us anything, it’s that celebrating your birthday deep in the woods is basically an open invitation to be hunted. Lionsgate’s new psychological thriller, Capps Crossing: Wrong Side of Dead, is here to prove that rule once again—and it is officially available today On Demand and Digital. Directed by Mike Stahl, the film serves up an intense cocktail of psychological mind games, survival cardio, and a stark reminder to never, ever trust the local park staff. Surviving the Ultimate Bad Trip The plot follows Amber, whose birthday getaway with friends goes sideways faster than you can say “scenic overlook.” Enter a demented park ranger with a deeply tortured past and an overwhelming urge to turn their weekend into a masterclass in terror. Fortunately for Amber, she isn’t your average “trips-over-a-flat-leaf” horror protagonist. She’s an elite athlete and a brilliant social profiler—meaning she’s got the tactical brains to match her endurance. Forced to rely on every tool
Continue reading →
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It looks like Blumhouse’s long-gestating adaptation of Something Is Killing the Children is finally catching some real momentum. Dread Central reports that during a signing and Q&A on Trinity Comics’ Whatnot stream, series co-creator James Tynion IV dropped the meatiest update fans have gotten since Blumhouse snatched up the rights to the horror mega-hit. The big news? There is an officially completed screenplay for the live-action feature film. So, what’s the hold-up? Tynion revealed that the creative team is holding off on pitching until they lock down the series bible for the companion adult animated show. The game plan is to package both the live-action movie and the animated series together. While the ideal scenario is finding a buyer hungry for both, Tynion noted that if a studio only wants to sink its teeth into the live-action film, they’ll happily shop the animated series elsewhere. This strategy tracks with Blumhouse’s original promise to tackle Tynion and Werther Dell’Edera’s universe from
Continue reading →
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Thirty-five years after Terminator 2: Judgment Day redefined sci-fi cinema forever. Now, Lockhart’s Lab Leaks is bringing Arnold Schwarzenegger’s iconic cybernetic hero back in an unexpected form: an officially licensed, high-end cologne. Created to celebrate the film’s 35th anniversary, T-800 Eau de Parfum translates the T-800’s emotional journey from a cold, relentless killing machine to humanity’s ultimate savior; it’s now a wearable, sophisticated scent. Cold Chrome Meets Human Warmth Rather than slapping a picture of a killer robot on a generic bottle, perfumer Steve Lockhart set out to tell the entire story through smell. Top Notes: Cold Bergamot, Mandarin, Chrome Steel Heart Notes: Pink Pepper, Gunpowder, Lavender, Hawthorn Base Notes: Sandalwood, Vetiver, Musk, Timbersilk “The fragrance had to tell the Terminator’s whole story,” explains Lockhart, founder of Lockhart’s Authentic Grooming Company. “It starts cold and metallic with dangerous undertones of gunpowder and pink pepper. Then the warmth and humanity comes through. By the dry down, the machine has learned why
Continue reading →
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Independent horror thrives when it trades massive CGI budgets for pure, suffocating atmosphere. Director Bruce Wemple’s latest feature, Capture, looks to do just that—delivering a chilling, low-tech nightmare. One centered around an isolated estate and a deeply cursed piece of video gear. A Cursed Inheritance The core story follows Abby (Kaitlyn Lunardi), a chaotic, struggling young woman who grew up in the foster system alongside her close foster brother, Steve. In dire need of cash to turn her life around, Abby receives a shock: she’s inherited an isolated upstate property that once belonged to the biological parents she never knew. Her goal is simple—do a quick walkthrough, list the house for immediate sale, and take the money. The locals, however, have a very different plan for her: leave town immediately. As Abby quickly discovers, the property holds a ghastly reputation in the area. Decades ago, her biological mother, Cameron, allegedly practiced dark magic and was connected to the tragic deaths
Continue reading →
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Just when you thought it was finally safe to trust a tall ladder again, the franchise that turned a rusty TV tower into the ultimate nightmare is back. Lionsgate has officially dropped the gripping new trailer for Fall 2: Deadpoint, the highly anticipated sequel to the 2022 sleeper hit, Fall. If the original film made you swear off high-altitude maintenance, this follow-up is engineered to make you terrified of the entire planet. A New Altitude of Agony While the original trapped two friends on a tiny platform 2,000 feet in the air, the sequel is swapping out rusted metal for sheer, vertical terror. Deadpoint follows a fresh pair of thrill-seeking friends as they attempt to conquer the brutal, legendary rock faces of Thailand. Naturally, what starts as an idyllic, influencer-worthy expedition devolves into a desperate, high-stakes battle against gravity. The trailer promises to turn up the heat with unforgiving tropical terrain. There are rock faces that crumble at the worst
Continue reading →
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If you are hunting for a terrifying, deeply disturbing film that will rattle your nerves and make you second-guess ever starting a family, look no further than Nightborn. Dropping on Shudder on July 31, 2026, this latest nightmare from director Hanna Bergholm is an absolute must-watch. Written by Bergholm and Ilja Rautsi, the film follows Saga and her British husband, Jon. The couple pack up and move into an isolated woodland home to build a perfect, picture-postcard family life. Naturally, because this is a horror film, that pastoral dream immediately implodes. Postpartum Panic & Diaper-Clad Terror The second their baby is born, Saga realizes something is deeply, horribly wrong with her newborn son. Well-meaning outsiders and doctors casually chalk her escalating panic up to postpartum stress. Jon is forced to watch their marriage fracture as Saga uncovers a truly sickening truth about their new little bundle of joy. The film boasts an incredible blend of talent, including Harry Potter alum
Continue reading →
EventsMoviesNews
More than 50 years after forever altering the face of horror, Tobe Hooper’s 1974 masterpiece is taking on a terrifying new form. Dark Sky Films and Exurbia Films have officially announced that a feature-length, hand-animated rotoscoped reimagining of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre is currently in production—targeting a theatrical debut in 2027. However, in an era dominated by software, the team is taking a firm, proud stand. Zero A.I. is being used. Every single frame is being drawn, traced, and textured purely by human hands. The Mastermind Behind the Ink The groundbreaking project is helmed by Animation & Art Director Paul Beck, an Austin-based artist who helped pioneer modern rotoscoping alongside director Richard Linklater. Beck’s impressive animation pedigree includes serving as a lead animator on acclaimed rotoscoped works such as Waking Life, A Scanner Darkly, and Apollo 10½: A Space Age Childhood. “The original Texas Chain Saw Massacre is a masterpiece that changed cinema forever,” says Beck. “Our goal is
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