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The Duffer Brothers are officially trading in the teenage angst, D&D campaigns, and nosebleeds of Hawkins, Indiana, for a New Mexico retirement community. And no, they aren’t there for the shuffleboard or the 4:00 PM early bird special. Netflix‘s new sci-fi thriller “The Boroughs” has officially been renewed for Season 2! So if you thought the golden years were supposed to be peaceful, prepare to watch a bunch of retirees fight for their lives against things far worse than inflation and bad knees. Welcome to Paradise (Watch Your Back) Season one kicks off with Sam Coope. He is a fresh arrival who views this sun-drenched senior haven. One that is less of a relaxing retreat and more of a minimum-security prison. Things quickly pivot from mundane to terrifying when Sam becomes convinced that a bloodthirsty monster is stalking the cul-de-sacs after dark. Naturally, the local authorities assume Sam is just a confused older man yelling at clouds and perhaps needs
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Let’s be real: pregnancy is already a biological body-horror movie. When cinema actually leans into that primal anxiety—think Rosemary’s Baby, It’s Alive, or Prevenge—the results are usually magnificent. Now, a new contender is entering the nursery, and it looks like an absolute doozy. The official teaser for the Turkish horror feature Mutter: The Diary of a Mother has dropped. And it is safe to say this kid won’t be making it into any Gerber commercials. The film will celebrate its World Premiere on Saturday, June 6, 2026, at the AMC 19th St. East 6 in the prestigious Tribeca Film Festival’s “Escape from Tribeca“ lineup. A Mother’s Love Knows No Bounds (or Species) Written and directed by filmmaker Alphan Eşeli, Mutter takes the phrase “unconditional love” to a deeply disturbing extreme. Under incredibly traumatic circumstances, a young woman named Gül gives birth to her very first child. The catch? The newborn is an entirely inhuman, grotesque, alien-like creature. But because a
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Move over, Halloween. Step aside, Friday the 13th. If you want to talk about true, unkillable cinematic endurance, you have to talk about the Witchcraft franchise. Launched in the glorious, neon-soaked direct-to-video boom of 1988, this enduring occult franchise has quietly spen four decades racking up sequels at a pace that puts mainstream studio slashers to shame. Now, the franchise is clawing its way back into the light for its astonishing eighteenth installment: Witchcraft: The Lanterne of Light. And because no legendary genre revival is complete without an iconic screen presence. The production has officially recruited the hardest-working man in Hollywood: Oscar nominee Eric Roberts. This Isn’t Your Video Rental Store’s Witchcraft For decades, the Witchcraft name was synonymous with delightfully campy, low-budget late-night cable staples. Heavy on the supernatural melodrama, light on the existential dread. But the team behind The Lanterne of Light is staging a massive coup. Director Carissa Pierson and writer/star Andrew Pierson (A Soldier’s Descent) are
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If you thought Disney’s version of a wooden puppet getting catfished by a fox was traumatic, hold onto your childhood memories. Altitude has officially announced that Pinocchio: Unstrung will be unleashed in UK cinemas this July, proving once and for all that some strings are better left attached. Before it completely dismantles your local multiplex, the film will celebrate its UK Premiere at the Raindance Film Festival in June. It’s already generating massive buzz, bagging four major nominations including Best UK Feature and Best Performance for horror MVP Richard Brake. A Very Sinister Wooden Boy The film serves as the latest, blood-splattered chapter in the Twisted Childhood Universe. This cinematic mastermind group previously gave us Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey, Bambi: The Reckoning, and Peter Pan’s Neverland Nightmare. This time around, we follow Geppetto, played by the endlessly unsettling Richard Brake (Barbarian). Hoping to be a good grandfather, Geppetto introduces his grandson, James, to a seemingly magical wooden doll named Pinocchio.
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No major sci-fi or horror blockbuster is complete without a mockbuster version from The Asylum. The internet is currently buzzing about Steven Spielberg’s upcoming film, Disclosure Day, starring Emily Blunt. Naturally, The Asylum is ready to answer with their own hilariously timed counterpart: Alien Disclosure Day. This studio is famous for pumping out rapid-fire releases to match Hollywood trends. Recently, they gave audiences Master of the Universe, Shark Thrash, and The Odyssey. Their newest project promises the same low-budget, campy thrills. The Creative Team & Cast Director Adrian Avila is back at the helm for this chaotic ride. He wrote the screenplay alongside his frequent collaborator, Gabriel Avila. Adrian Avila is a true veteran of high-concept, low-budget sci-fi movies. He previously directed Alien Apocalypse, Alien: Rubicon, and the disaster flick Airplane 2025. Leading the cast is actor Matthew Gademske, who previously survived Earthquake Underground. He stars alongside Eugenia Gonzales, known for her role in The Possession Experiment. Rounding out the
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Lock your doors and check under the bed, because a massive new horror team-up is officially happening. Genre favorite Kyle Gallner is officially reuniting with Strange Darling director JT Mollner for Sony Pictures’ upcoming horror film, Skeletons. If that duo isn’t enough to get your blood pumping, Academy Award winner Brie Larson is already locked in to star. Oh, and J.J. Abrams is producing. Talk about a powerhouse lineup! A Terrifyingly Twisted Family Secret Do not expect a typical jump-scare fest. Skeletons is being described as a modern, high-concept take on the classic creature feature. The story unfolds entirely from the perspective of a young boy. He lives a seemingly normal life with his beloved parents. However, he slowly begins to uncover a deeply disturbing secret about his mother’s true nature. Spoiler alert: Mom is hiding something monstrous. Larson will be playing the mother with a dark secret, while Gallner’s role remains under wraps for now. The Creative Masterminds The
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Move over, Hollywood, because filmmaker Curry Barker is not sleeping! While his psychological horror Obsession is busy crushing it in theaters, the horror mastermind has already wrapped production on his next masterpiece: Anything But Ghosts. Get ready for a wild ride, because this one sounds like an absolute blast! The Hilarious, Terrifying Premise Imagine two absolutely shameless con artist ghost hunters. They make a living swindling single dads and gullible old women. They are actually fantastic at the grift, utilizing special rigs to make tables shake and lights flicker. They put on a spectacular fake show. That is, until they accidentally cross paths with a very real, very dangerous dark entity. Barker is directing from a script he co-wrote with his frequent partner-in-crime, Cooper Tomlinson. The dynamic Milk & Serial duo will also star as the two fraudulent ghost busters. Spooky But Funny Barker promises this project is a massive pivot from Obsession. The concept naturally leans heavily into comedy
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It has been over five decades since a sweet transvestite from Transsexual, Transylvania first strutted onto the screen. It changed cinema, theater, and midnight sanity forever. The Rocky Horror Picture Show isn’t just a movie. It’s a global, corset-clad, toast-throwing religion. Now, the definitive story of how it became the longest-running, most interactive cult classic in history is coming right to your living room. Enter Strange Journey: The Story of Rocky Horror. Magenta Light Studios has announced that the documentary will take a step to the left and land on digital platforms on June 2, 2026. The best part? This isn’t just any regular talking-head documentary. Linus O’Brien, the son of Rocky Horror creator and riff-raff extraordinaire Richard O’Brien, directs it. Having grown up in the fishnets of the fandom, Linus delivers an intimate love letter to the creatures of the night. A Star-Studded Cast of Conventional Conventionalists Following a massive, cheering world premiere at SXSW, the film currently boasts
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Official synopsis A deeply unsettling portrait of grief and psychological unraveling, Nesting follows Pénélope (Rose-Marie Perreault), a new mother struggling with postpartum depression and the lingering trauma of her sister’s death. As sleep deprivation takes hold, the boundary between dream and reality begins to collapse, pulling her into a paranoid and increasingly dangerous spiral. Review With Nesting (Peau à Peau; Switzerland/Canada, 2025), writer/director Chloé Cinq-Mars crafts an absolutely harrowing character study of new mother Pénélope (Rose-Marie Perreault) and how being held at gunpoint during a store robbery worsens her postpartum depression into a downward spiral of full-fledged madness. Cinq-Mars deftly balances the dramatic elements that drive the first two acts documenting Pénélope’s worsening conditions and the horror elements that truly kick in for the third act. Perreault gives an incredible performance as Pénélope, which is no easy feat as the character goes through sudden emotional and psychological changes. The robbery incident triggers memories of her sister Charlotte’s (Marie Bélanger) death,
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Everyone’s favorite knit-cap-wearing, blood-soaked antihero is trading her woodland survival gear for a passport and a badge. KWPR has officially announced that The Last Temptation of Becky will celebrate its highly anticipated World Premiere at the 2026 Fantasia International Film Festival in Montreal this summer. This third installment of the cult-favorite franchise—which kicked off with 2020’s Becky and continued with 2023’s The Wrath of Becky—is ready to raise the body count to international heights. And yes, the plot is exactly the kind of unhinged, dark-comedy genius we’ve come to expect from the series. The Mission: Infiltrating the Fourth Reich When we last left Becky (Lulu Wilson), she was a heavily traumatized teen. She had spent years annihilating home invaders and domestic terrorists with everything from colored pencils to lawnmowers. Now she’s grown up and officially signed on as a CIA field agent. Managed by her handler (played by genre royalty Kate Siegel), Becky is sent deep undercover to Poland. Her
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The Duffer Brothers are officially trading in the teenage angst, D&D campaigns, and nosebleeds of Hawkins, Indiana, for a New Mexico retirement community. And no, they aren’t there for the shuffleboard or the 4:00 PM early bird special. Netflix‘s new sci-fi thriller “The Boroughs” has officially been renewed for Season 2! So if you thought the golden years were supposed to be peaceful, prepare to watch a bunch of retirees fight for their lives against things far worse than inflation and bad knees. Welcome to Paradise (Watch Your Back) Season one kicks off with Sam Coope. He is a fresh arrival who views this sun-drenched senior haven. One that is less of a relaxing retreat and more of a minimum-security prison. Things quickly pivot from mundane to terrifying when Sam becomes convinced that a bloodthirsty monster is stalking the cul-de-sacs after dark. Naturally, the local authorities assume Sam is just a confused older man yelling at clouds and perhaps needs
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Let’s be real: pregnancy is already a biological body-horror movie. When cinema actually leans into that primal anxiety—think Rosemary’s Baby, It’s Alive, or Prevenge—the results are usually magnificent. Now, a new contender is entering the nursery, and it looks like an absolute doozy. The official teaser for the Turkish horror feature Mutter: The Diary of a Mother has dropped. And it is safe to say this kid won’t be making it into any Gerber commercials. The film will celebrate its World Premiere on Saturday, June 6, 2026, at the AMC 19th St. East 6 in the prestigious Tribeca Film Festival’s “Escape from Tribeca“ lineup. A Mother’s Love Knows No Bounds (or Species) Written and directed by filmmaker Alphan Eşeli, Mutter takes the phrase “unconditional love” to a deeply disturbing extreme. Under incredibly traumatic circumstances, a young woman named Gül gives birth to her very first child. The catch? The newborn is an entirely inhuman, grotesque, alien-like creature. But because a
Continue reading →
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Move over, Halloween. Step aside, Friday the 13th. If you want to talk about true, unkillable cinematic endurance, you have to talk about the Witchcraft franchise. Launched in the glorious, neon-soaked direct-to-video boom of 1988, this enduring occult franchise has quietly spen four decades racking up sequels at a pace that puts mainstream studio slashers to shame. Now, the franchise is clawing its way back into the light for its astonishing eighteenth installment: Witchcraft: The Lanterne of Light. And because no legendary genre revival is complete without an iconic screen presence. The production has officially recruited the hardest-working man in Hollywood: Oscar nominee Eric Roberts. This Isn’t Your Video Rental Store’s Witchcraft For decades, the Witchcraft name was synonymous with delightfully campy, low-budget late-night cable staples. Heavy on the supernatural melodrama, light on the existential dread. But the team behind The Lanterne of Light is staging a massive coup. Director Carissa Pierson and writer/star Andrew Pierson (A Soldier’s Descent) are
Continue reading →
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If you thought Disney’s version of a wooden puppet getting catfished by a fox was traumatic, hold onto your childhood memories. Altitude has officially announced that Pinocchio: Unstrung will be unleashed in UK cinemas this July, proving once and for all that some strings are better left attached. Before it completely dismantles your local multiplex, the film will celebrate its UK Premiere at the Raindance Film Festival in June. It’s already generating massive buzz, bagging four major nominations including Best UK Feature and Best Performance for horror MVP Richard Brake. A Very Sinister Wooden Boy The film serves as the latest, blood-splattered chapter in the Twisted Childhood Universe. This cinematic mastermind group previously gave us Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey, Bambi: The Reckoning, and Peter Pan’s Neverland Nightmare. This time around, we follow Geppetto, played by the endlessly unsettling Richard Brake (Barbarian). Hoping to be a good grandfather, Geppetto introduces his grandson, James, to a seemingly magical wooden doll named Pinocchio.
Continue reading →
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No major sci-fi or horror blockbuster is complete without a mockbuster version from The Asylum. The internet is currently buzzing about Steven Spielberg’s upcoming film, Disclosure Day, starring Emily Blunt. Naturally, The Asylum is ready to answer with their own hilariously timed counterpart: Alien Disclosure Day. This studio is famous for pumping out rapid-fire releases to match Hollywood trends. Recently, they gave audiences Master of the Universe, Shark Thrash, and The Odyssey. Their newest project promises the same low-budget, campy thrills. The Creative Team & Cast Director Adrian Avila is back at the helm for this chaotic ride. He wrote the screenplay alongside his frequent collaborator, Gabriel Avila. Adrian Avila is a true veteran of high-concept, low-budget sci-fi movies. He previously directed Alien Apocalypse, Alien: Rubicon, and the disaster flick Airplane 2025. Leading the cast is actor Matthew Gademske, who previously survived Earthquake Underground. He stars alongside Eugenia Gonzales, known for her role in The Possession Experiment. Rounding out the
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Lock your doors and check under the bed, because a massive new horror team-up is officially happening. Genre favorite Kyle Gallner is officially reuniting with Strange Darling director JT Mollner for Sony Pictures’ upcoming horror film, Skeletons. If that duo isn’t enough to get your blood pumping, Academy Award winner Brie Larson is already locked in to star. Oh, and J.J. Abrams is producing. Talk about a powerhouse lineup! A Terrifyingly Twisted Family Secret Do not expect a typical jump-scare fest. Skeletons is being described as a modern, high-concept take on the classic creature feature. The story unfolds entirely from the perspective of a young boy. He lives a seemingly normal life with his beloved parents. However, he slowly begins to uncover a deeply disturbing secret about his mother’s true nature. Spoiler alert: Mom is hiding something monstrous. Larson will be playing the mother with a dark secret, while Gallner’s role remains under wraps for now. The Creative Masterminds The
Continue reading →
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Move over, Hollywood, because filmmaker Curry Barker is not sleeping! While his psychological horror Obsession is busy crushing it in theaters, the horror mastermind has already wrapped production on his next masterpiece: Anything But Ghosts. Get ready for a wild ride, because this one sounds like an absolute blast! The Hilarious, Terrifying Premise Imagine two absolutely shameless con artist ghost hunters. They make a living swindling single dads and gullible old women. They are actually fantastic at the grift, utilizing special rigs to make tables shake and lights flicker. They put on a spectacular fake show. That is, until they accidentally cross paths with a very real, very dangerous dark entity. Barker is directing from a script he co-wrote with his frequent partner-in-crime, Cooper Tomlinson. The dynamic Milk & Serial duo will also star as the two fraudulent ghost busters. Spooky But Funny Barker promises this project is a massive pivot from Obsession. The concept naturally leans heavily into comedy
Continue reading →
DocumentariesMoviesNewsTrailers
It has been over five decades since a sweet transvestite from Transsexual, Transylvania first strutted onto the screen. It changed cinema, theater, and midnight sanity forever. The Rocky Horror Picture Show isn’t just a movie. It’s a global, corset-clad, toast-throwing religion. Now, the definitive story of how it became the longest-running, most interactive cult classic in history is coming right to your living room. Enter Strange Journey: The Story of Rocky Horror. Magenta Light Studios has announced that the documentary will take a step to the left and land on digital platforms on June 2, 2026. The best part? This isn’t just any regular talking-head documentary. Linus O’Brien, the son of Rocky Horror creator and riff-raff extraordinaire Richard O’Brien, directs it. Having grown up in the fishnets of the fandom, Linus delivers an intimate love letter to the creatures of the night. A Star-Studded Cast of Conventional Conventionalists Following a massive, cheering world premiere at SXSW, the film currently boasts
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Official synopsis A deeply unsettling portrait of grief and psychological unraveling, Nesting follows Pénélope (Rose-Marie Perreault), a new mother struggling with postpartum depression and the lingering trauma of her sister’s death. As sleep deprivation takes hold, the boundary between dream and reality begins to collapse, pulling her into a paranoid and increasingly dangerous spiral. Review With Nesting (Peau à Peau; Switzerland/Canada, 2025), writer/director Chloé Cinq-Mars crafts an absolutely harrowing character study of new mother Pénélope (Rose-Marie Perreault) and how being held at gunpoint during a store robbery worsens her postpartum depression into a downward spiral of full-fledged madness. Cinq-Mars deftly balances the dramatic elements that drive the first two acts documenting Pénélope’s worsening conditions and the horror elements that truly kick in for the third act. Perreault gives an incredible performance as Pénélope, which is no easy feat as the character goes through sudden emotional and psychological changes. The robbery incident triggers memories of her sister Charlotte’s (Marie Bélanger) death,
Continue reading →
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Everyone’s favorite knit-cap-wearing, blood-soaked antihero is trading her woodland survival gear for a passport and a badge. KWPR has officially announced that The Last Temptation of Becky will celebrate its highly anticipated World Premiere at the 2026 Fantasia International Film Festival in Montreal this summer. This third installment of the cult-favorite franchise—which kicked off with 2020’s Becky and continued with 2023’s The Wrath of Becky—is ready to raise the body count to international heights. And yes, the plot is exactly the kind of unhinged, dark-comedy genius we’ve come to expect from the series. The Mission: Infiltrating the Fourth Reich When we last left Becky (Lulu Wilson), she was a heavily traumatized teen. She had spent years annihilating home invaders and domestic terrorists with everything from colored pencils to lawnmowers. Now she’s grown up and officially signed on as a CIA field agent. Managed by her handler (played by genre royalty Kate Siegel), Becky is sent deep undercover to Poland. Her
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