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Just when you thought Hollywood had squeezed every drop of notoriety out of America’s most infamous grave robber and killer, indie horror is stepping up to carve out its own piece of the pie. Hot on the heels of the buzz surrounding Netflix’s “Monster: The Ed Gein Story,” TAW Entertainment has unveiled the first trailer for its own gruesome take on the “Butcher of Plainfield”: Ed Gein: The House Of Horrors. A Mother’s Love Never Dies (Unfortunately) The film promises a deep dive into the psychological disintegration of Wisconsin’s most notorious hermit. According to the official synopsis: Following the death of his fanatically religious mother, isolated farmer Ed Gein begins hearing her voice guiding him to punish “sinful” women. As grief curdles into obsession, Gein descends into absolute madness—robbing graves, committing murder, and transforming his secluded farmhouse into a literal house of horrors. The trailer kicks off with a group of unsuspecting 20-somethings standing over Gein’s grave, swapping urban legends
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When 26-year-old actress and filmmaker Sophia Maddox got her routine ancestry test results back, she wasn’t greeted by distant European royalty or a lost cousin in Cleveland. Instead, her father, Daniel Arguelles, helped her decipher a far darker secret: his biological father was none other than America’s most notorious cult leader, Charles Manson. “I was obviously very devastated,” Maddox revealed in an interview. “My dad was just rubbing my back, holding me, telling me we were nothing like him. But it was a little traumatic.” Naturally, when life hands you a bloodline linked to one of history’s most terrifying figures, you don’t just process it in therapy—you pitch a true crime documentary. And you can watch it, My Grandfather Charles Manson, right now on Hulu. Co-directed by Maddox and Alexandra Orton, Hulu’s My Grandfather Charles Manson follows Maddox as she dives headfirst into Manson’s brutal legacy, untangles her fraught relationship with her own father, and sits down with former Manson
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If you’ve spent the last two decades listening to Cursive or The Good Life, you already know musician-turned-filmmaker Tim Kasher. He’s a master of dark, neurotic, and uncomfortably intimate storytelling. Now, the indie-rock frontman is bringing that signature confessional dread back to the big screen. Dark Sky Films has officially acquired Kasher’s psychological horror-thriller Who’s Watching. And get this, it’s set for a digital and select theatrical release across the United States this Fall. So, to make the rollout even sweeter for fans of Kasher’s music and film work, the director is hitting the road for an intimate preview tour ahead of the digital drop. Select theatrical events will feature an advance screening of the movie. It will be followed by a live acoustic set and Q&A with Kasher himself. Camera, Action, Stalking Who’s Watching stars Zachary Ray Sherman (Under the Banner of Heaven, A Desert) in a performance that already snagged him the Best Actor award at the Brooklyn
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Just when you thought summer movies had exhausted every possible way to make you terrified of open water, The Devil’s Mouth is here to prove that staying inside a dark, flooding cave isn’t much safer. Ahead of its streaming debut this Wednesday, July 29, Prime Video has dropped new clips. The fresh footage teases a pitch-black, suffocating fight for survival where oxygen is low, and the local marine life has zero hospitality. A Cave Dive from Hell The survival thriller follows five young friends setting off on one last sun-drenched adventure along Thailand’s coast. Their grand finale? A guided swim through a sprawling, labyrinthine cave system known ominously as The Devil’s Mouth. Unsurprisingly, the excursion goes south fast. A freak storm from the previous week completely flooded the underground waterways with seawater. Most of the displaced sea life didn’t survive the sudden environment swap. However, one massive, hyper-aggressive predator adapted just fine. Trapped in pitch-black, narrow, submerged tunnels with a
Continue reading →
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If you’re looking for a show that blends psychological dread, supernatural chills, and existential doom, look no further. BBC’s five-part psychological thriller “The Rapture” has officially landed—and it’s a recipe for instant obsession. The series is adapted from Liz Jensen’s prophetic novel and is airing now on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. It drops viewers straight into a sweltering heatwave where climate anxiety isn’t just background noise—it’s a ticking clock. A Masterclass in Psychological Dread At the center of the storm is Dr. Gabs Fox (Ruth Madeley). She’s a psychologist returning to work while grieving a car accident that killed her husband and left her paralyzed. Struggling with her own trauma, Dr. Fox is assigned to a high-profile, deeply disturbing case. A 17-year-old psychiatric inmate, Bethany Krall (India Amarteifio). Bethany was sectioned after brutally murdering her mother. It’s a crime she claims she committed simply because she foresaw the exact way her mother was destined to die. To make matters
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Looking for high-stakes action, genetically modified muscle, and an avalanche of carnage? Adam Wingard is about to serve up your new favorite obsession. The genre-savant director is officially making a blood-soaked return to his roots with his relentless action-thriller, Onslaught. One Mother vs. An Army The setup is beautifully brutal and delightfully straightforward. A rogue unit of genetically engineered super-soldiers cuts a bloody path across the desert. Unfortunately for them, they cross paths with a lethal, decorated Army sniper who happens to be a fierce mother. When her young daughter’s life ends up in the crosshairs, she is forced to unleash absolute, unadulterated hell to protect her family. The Ultimate Genre Reunion Onslaught marks a dream-team creative reunion for action and horror aficionados. Wingard co-wrote the script alongside his longtime partner-in-crime, Simon Barrett—the brilliant duo behind modern cult classics like You’re Next and The Guest. Translation? Expect razor-sharp pacing, a pulse-pounding synth score, and endlessly inventive violence. The film is
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Get ready to polish those tiaras and clear out your fall calendar. Prime Video is serving up a brand-new, blood-soaked coronation. Stephen King’s very first literary masterpiece, “Carrie,” is coming back to life—and this time, the telekinetic prom queen is under the meticulous care of modern horror maestro Mike Flanagan (The Haunting of Hill House, Midnight Mass). A Cruel, Modern High School Ecosystem Flanagan isn’t just looking to rehash Brian De Palma’s iconic 1976 film or copy-paste King’s epistolary novel. This version plugs the familiar tragedy straight into the terrifying matrix of social media in an eight-episode season. Misfit high-schooler Carrie White has spent her life sheltered away by her fiercely protective, fanatical mother, Margaret. Her father’s death thrusts her into the unforgiving ecosystem of public high school. Carrie is forced to navigate a viral bullying scandal and the relentless cruelty of the digital era. She also faces the awakening of mysterious telekinetic powers rising alongside her adolescence. As Flanagan
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The San Diego Comic-Connews feed keeps surging, and this time, Apple TV+ is plugging straight into the matrix. During the SDCC festivities, Callum Turner made a surprise virtual appearance to drop the very first teaser for Neuromancer—the long-awaited series adaptation of William Gibson’s seminal, multi-award-winning science fiction novel. The 10-episode cyberpunk epic officially boots up globally on Friday, January 22, 2027. It will launch with a two-episode premiere before dropping new chapters weekly through March 19. High Stakes, Low Life, and Razor Blades For the uninitiated, Gibson’s 1984 masterpiece basically invented the modern concept of cyberspace (and popularized the entire cyberpunk genre). The series follows Case (Turner). He’s a washed-up, damaged, top-tier super-hacker who gets dragged back into the neon-drenched underworld of digital espionage and high-stakes crime. Partnering with Molly (Briana Middleton)—a cybernetically enhanced “razor-girl” assassin with mirrorshades sealed over her eye sockets—the duo is recruited to pull off a dangerous heist against a shadowy corporate dynasty hiding game-changing secrets.</p>
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If you thought Lestat’s ego couldn’t get any bigger, think again. AMC announced at SDCC’s Hall H panel that “Anne Rice’s Interview with the Vampire” has been officially renewed for Season 4. But here’s the massive news: it’s taking on the legendary title “Anne Rice’s Queen of the Damned.” The news dropped during a packed panel for the upcoming “The Vampire Lestat“ season. It featured executive producers Mark Johnson and Hannah Moscovitch. Cast members Jacob Anderson, Assad Zaman, Eric Bogosian, and Sheila Atim were also there. Passing the Torch (and the Crown) Moscovitch, who penned episodes in the first two seasons and helped shape characters like Akasha and Gabriella, is officially taking the reins as showrunner for Season 4. She’ll executive produce alongside Johnson and series creator Rolin Jones. “In The Vampire Lestat, Mark, Rolin, Hannah, and this extraordinary cast delivered an unforgettable season filled with propulsive storytelling,” said Dan McDermott, President of AMC Studios. “We can’t wait to continue
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If you thought navigating your own life was complicated, try managing a few dozen alternate realities. Apple TV+ invaded San Diego Comic-Con’s Hall H to drop the official Season 2 trailer for its hit sci-fi thriller “Dark Matter.” The series is based on the bestselling novel by creator and showrunner Blake Crouch. Stars and executive producers Joel Edgerton and Jennifer Connelly lead it. The 10-episode second season officially premieres on Friday, August 28, 2026, with new chapters out every Friday through October 30. Running Through the Multiverse When we last left physicist Jason Dessen (Edgerton), he had survived a terrifying, reality-hopping odyssey. Just to get back to his wife Daniela (Connelly) and son Charlie (Oakes Fegley). Season 2 picks up with the Dessen family trying to settle into a world that finally feels safe. That is until the unimaginable forces them back on the run. Naturally, peace doesn’t last long when you’ve unlocked the secrets of the universe. Jason’s growing
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Just when you thought Hollywood had squeezed every drop of notoriety out of America’s most infamous grave robber and killer, indie horror is stepping up to carve out its own piece of the pie. Hot on the heels of the buzz surrounding Netflix’s “Monster: The Ed Gein Story,” TAW Entertainment has unveiled the first trailer for its own gruesome take on the “Butcher of Plainfield”: Ed Gein: The House Of Horrors. A Mother’s Love Never Dies (Unfortunately) The film promises a deep dive into the psychological disintegration of Wisconsin’s most notorious hermit. According to the official synopsis: Following the death of his fanatically religious mother, isolated farmer Ed Gein begins hearing her voice guiding him to punish “sinful” women. As grief curdles into obsession, Gein descends into absolute madness—robbing graves, committing murder, and transforming his secluded farmhouse into a literal house of horrors. The trailer kicks off with a group of unsuspecting 20-somethings standing over Gein’s grave, swapping urban legends
Continue reading →
DocumentariesHuluMoviesNewsStreaming TVTrailers
When 26-year-old actress and filmmaker Sophia Maddox got her routine ancestry test results back, she wasn’t greeted by distant European royalty or a lost cousin in Cleveland. Instead, her father, Daniel Arguelles, helped her decipher a far darker secret: his biological father was none other than America’s most notorious cult leader, Charles Manson. “I was obviously very devastated,” Maddox revealed in an interview. “My dad was just rubbing my back, holding me, telling me we were nothing like him. But it was a little traumatic.” Naturally, when life hands you a bloodline linked to one of history’s most terrifying figures, you don’t just process it in therapy—you pitch a true crime documentary. And you can watch it, My Grandfather Charles Manson, right now on Hulu. Co-directed by Maddox and Alexandra Orton, Hulu’s My Grandfather Charles Manson follows Maddox as she dives headfirst into Manson’s brutal legacy, untangles her fraught relationship with her own father, and sits down with former Manson
Continue reading →
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If you’ve spent the last two decades listening to Cursive or The Good Life, you already know musician-turned-filmmaker Tim Kasher. He’s a master of dark, neurotic, and uncomfortably intimate storytelling. Now, the indie-rock frontman is bringing that signature confessional dread back to the big screen. Dark Sky Films has officially acquired Kasher’s psychological horror-thriller Who’s Watching. And get this, it’s set for a digital and select theatrical release across the United States this Fall. So, to make the rollout even sweeter for fans of Kasher’s music and film work, the director is hitting the road for an intimate preview tour ahead of the digital drop. Select theatrical events will feature an advance screening of the movie. It will be followed by a live acoustic set and Q&A with Kasher himself. Camera, Action, Stalking Who’s Watching stars Zachary Ray Sherman (Under the Banner of Heaven, A Desert) in a performance that already snagged him the Best Actor award at the Brooklyn
Continue reading →
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Just when you thought summer movies had exhausted every possible way to make you terrified of open water, The Devil’s Mouth is here to prove that staying inside a dark, flooding cave isn’t much safer. Ahead of its streaming debut this Wednesday, July 29, Prime Video has dropped new clips. The fresh footage teases a pitch-black, suffocating fight for survival where oxygen is low, and the local marine life has zero hospitality. A Cave Dive from Hell The survival thriller follows five young friends setting off on one last sun-drenched adventure along Thailand’s coast. Their grand finale? A guided swim through a sprawling, labyrinthine cave system known ominously as The Devil’s Mouth. Unsurprisingly, the excursion goes south fast. A freak storm from the previous week completely flooded the underground waterways with seawater. Most of the displaced sea life didn’t survive the sudden environment swap. However, one massive, hyper-aggressive predator adapted just fine. Trapped in pitch-black, narrow, submerged tunnels with a
Continue reading →
AdaptationBooksNewsStreaming TVTrailers
If you’re looking for a show that blends psychological dread, supernatural chills, and existential doom, look no further. BBC’s five-part psychological thriller “The Rapture” has officially landed—and it’s a recipe for instant obsession. The series is adapted from Liz Jensen’s prophetic novel and is airing now on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. It drops viewers straight into a sweltering heatwave where climate anxiety isn’t just background noise—it’s a ticking clock. A Masterclass in Psychological Dread At the center of the storm is Dr. Gabs Fox (Ruth Madeley). She’s a psychologist returning to work while grieving a car accident that killed her husband and left her paralyzed. Struggling with her own trauma, Dr. Fox is assigned to a high-profile, deeply disturbing case. A 17-year-old psychiatric inmate, Bethany Krall (India Amarteifio). Bethany was sectioned after brutally murdering her mother. It’s a crime she claims she committed simply because she foresaw the exact way her mother was destined to die. To make matters
Continue reading →
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Looking for high-stakes action, genetically modified muscle, and an avalanche of carnage? Adam Wingard is about to serve up your new favorite obsession. The genre-savant director is officially making a blood-soaked return to his roots with his relentless action-thriller, Onslaught. One Mother vs. An Army The setup is beautifully brutal and delightfully straightforward. A rogue unit of genetically engineered super-soldiers cuts a bloody path across the desert. Unfortunately for them, they cross paths with a lethal, decorated Army sniper who happens to be a fierce mother. When her young daughter’s life ends up in the crosshairs, she is forced to unleash absolute, unadulterated hell to protect her family. The Ultimate Genre Reunion Onslaught marks a dream-team creative reunion for action and horror aficionados. Wingard co-wrote the script alongside his longtime partner-in-crime, Simon Barrett—the brilliant duo behind modern cult classics like You’re Next and The Guest. Translation? Expect razor-sharp pacing, a pulse-pounding synth score, and endlessly inventive violence. The film is
Continue reading →
AdaptationAmazon Prime VideoNewsStreaming TVTrailers
Get ready to polish those tiaras and clear out your fall calendar. Prime Video is serving up a brand-new, blood-soaked coronation. Stephen King’s very first literary masterpiece, “Carrie,” is coming back to life—and this time, the telekinetic prom queen is under the meticulous care of modern horror maestro Mike Flanagan (The Haunting of Hill House, Midnight Mass). A Cruel, Modern High School Ecosystem Flanagan isn’t just looking to rehash Brian De Palma’s iconic 1976 film or copy-paste King’s epistolary novel. This version plugs the familiar tragedy straight into the terrifying matrix of social media in an eight-episode season. Misfit high-schooler Carrie White has spent her life sheltered away by her fiercely protective, fanatical mother, Margaret. Her father’s death thrusts her into the unforgiving ecosystem of public high school. Carrie is forced to navigate a viral bullying scandal and the relentless cruelty of the digital era. She also faces the awakening of mysterious telekinetic powers rising alongside her adolescence. As Flanagan
Continue reading →
AdaptationApple TVBooksConventionsEventsNewsStreaming TVTrailers
The San Diego Comic-Connews feed keeps surging, and this time, Apple TV+ is plugging straight into the matrix. During the SDCC festivities, Callum Turner made a surprise virtual appearance to drop the very first teaser for Neuromancer—the long-awaited series adaptation of William Gibson’s seminal, multi-award-winning science fiction novel. The 10-episode cyberpunk epic officially boots up globally on Friday, January 22, 2027. It will launch with a two-episode premiere before dropping new chapters weekly through March 19. High Stakes, Low Life, and Razor Blades For the uninitiated, Gibson’s 1984 masterpiece basically invented the modern concept of cyberspace (and popularized the entire cyberpunk genre). The series follows Case (Turner). He’s a washed-up, damaged, top-tier super-hacker who gets dragged back into the neon-drenched underworld of digital espionage and high-stakes crime. Partnering with Molly (Briana Middleton)—a cybernetically enhanced “razor-girl” assassin with mirrorshades sealed over her eye sockets—the duo is recruited to pull off a dangerous heist against a shadowy corporate dynasty hiding game-changing secrets.</p>
Continue reading →
AdaptationAMCBooksNewsStreaming TVTrailers
If you thought Lestat’s ego couldn’t get any bigger, think again. AMC announced at SDCC’s Hall H panel that “Anne Rice’s Interview with the Vampire” has been officially renewed for Season 4. But here’s the massive news: it’s taking on the legendary title “Anne Rice’s Queen of the Damned.” The news dropped during a packed panel for the upcoming “The Vampire Lestat“ season. It featured executive producers Mark Johnson and Hannah Moscovitch. Cast members Jacob Anderson, Assad Zaman, Eric Bogosian, and Sheila Atim were also there. Passing the Torch (and the Crown) Moscovitch, who penned episodes in the first two seasons and helped shape characters like Akasha and Gabriella, is officially taking the reins as showrunner for Season 4. She’ll executive produce alongside Johnson and series creator Rolin Jones. “In The Vampire Lestat, Mark, Rolin, Hannah, and this extraordinary cast delivered an unforgettable season filled with propulsive storytelling,” said Dan McDermott, President of AMC Studios. “We can’t wait to continue
Continue reading →
Apple TVConventionsNewsStreaming TVTrailers
If you thought navigating your own life was complicated, try managing a few dozen alternate realities. Apple TV+ invaded San Diego Comic-Con’s Hall H to drop the official Season 2 trailer for its hit sci-fi thriller “Dark Matter.” The series is based on the bestselling novel by creator and showrunner Blake Crouch. Stars and executive producers Joel Edgerton and Jennifer Connelly lead it. The 10-episode second season officially premieres on Friday, August 28, 2026, with new chapters out every Friday through October 30. Running Through the Multiverse When we last left physicist Jason Dessen (Edgerton), he had survived a terrifying, reality-hopping odyssey. Just to get back to his wife Daniela (Connelly) and son Charlie (Oakes Fegley). Season 2 picks up with the Dessen family trying to settle into a world that finally feels safe. That is until the unimaginable forces them back on the run. Naturally, peace doesn’t last long when you’ve unlocked the secrets of the universe. Jason’s growing
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