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Horror and thriller series on Netflix, Shudder, Max and more: new seasons, premiere dates and the shows worth bingeing after dark.
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Move over, traditional wedding season. Writer-director Maggie Gyllenhaal is bringing a much more chaotic, punk-rock ceremony straight to your living room. Her highly anticipated, iconoclastic horror-romance The Bride! is officially set to make its streaming debut this week. A First Date Gone Horribly, Wonderfully Wrong Set against the gritty backdrop of 1930s Chicago, the film follows a deeply lonely “Frank” (Christian Bale). He decides to skip the dating apps and take a more hands-on approach to finding love. He enlists the help of the groundbreaking scientist Dr. Euphronious to build a companion for him. The duo decides to reanimate a recently murdered young woman (Jessie Buckley), and The Bride is born. However, the scientists completely underestimate what happens when you give a dead woman a second chance at life. Instead of a docile, grateful homemaker, they unleash a force of nature. What follows is a wild cocktail of murder, a cultural movement, and a romance that redefines “till death do
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If you missed Osgood Perkins’ latest slice of folk horror in theaters—which, judging by the box office numbers, almost all of you did—you’ll soon be able to stream it from the comfort of your own couch. Hulu has officially announced that Keeper, starring Marvel alum Tatiana Maslany, will land on the platform this June. The film’s journey to streaming has been a swift one following its underwhelming theatrical run. Neon originally dropped the film in theaters on November 14, 2025, where it limped to a dismal $6.2 million global haul against an estimated $6 million production budget. After failing to spark a fire at the box office, it quietly slipped onto digital storefronts on December 9, 2025, before hitting physical media (Blu-ray, DVD, and 4K) on January 20, 2026. Anniversaries, Cabins, and Inevitable Doom Written by Nick Lepard, Keeper follows a couple who decide to celebrate their anniversary with a weekend getaway at a secluded cabin. In true horror fashion,
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Warning! Spoilers! Well, it’s officially over. After five seasons of explosive whale carcasses, exploding heads, and enough psychological trauma to keep a stadium of therapists in business for life, “The Boys“ has taken its final, blood-soaked bow. While saying goodbye to Amazon’s flagship superhero satire hurts, we should all be profoundly grateful it didn’t become one of those franchises that get dragged behind the corporate cash-cow shed long past their expiration dates. Looking at you, “The Walking Dead.” Instead, showrunner Eric Kripke gave us an ending that wrapped everything up in a neat, heavily traumatized little bow. Let’s break down how the showdown went down. A Funeral, an Execution, and a Virus The finale’s emotional anchor kicked off with the crew burying Frenchie. Losing one of the show’s absolute best characters was a gut-punch, but it served as the ultimate catalyst. It finally lit a fire under the Boys’ collective asses to do what should have been done five seasons
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If meeting your partner’s parents gives you hives, Dennis Iliadis’ new psychological thriller Buzzheart is about to make you feel a whole lot better about your own in-laws. The genre-bending film—from the director behind The Last House on the Left and a frequent collaborator of horror royalty Wes Craven and Jason Blum—officially drops on Digital and On Demand today, May 19, via Dark Star Pictures. To celebrate the release, a brand-new, nerve-shredding trailer has just premiered. Meet the Parents (From Hell) Set against the backdrop of 1990s Athens, the film follows Argyris, a shy 19-year-old who somehow lands a date with Mary, a beautiful and enigmatic woman who is entirely out of his league. When she invites him to her family’s secluded country estate for the weekend, Argyris thinks he’s in for a romantic getaway. He is dead wrong. Claiming they are just “protecting their fragile daughter,” Mary’s parents subject the poor kid to a gauntlet of increasingly bizarre, brutal,
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If you’ve been following AMC’s “Certified Fresh” horror anthology The Terror: Devil in Silver, you already know that New Hyde Psychiatric Hospital isn’t exactly a five-star wellness retreat. Star and executive producer Dan Stevens (Abigail, Downton Abbey) has been put through the wringer as Pepper, a working-class mover wrongfully committed to a literal living hell due to a bad temper and worse luck. Ahead of its premiere this Thursday, May 21, on AMC+ and Shudder, a new sneak peek from the third episode promises that things are about to get significantly weirder—and much more chaotic. Episode 103: “Che Guevara” — The Ultimate Asylum Field Trip Nothing says psychological horror quite like an institutional pizza party. In this Thursday’s all-new episode, the baseline level of dread at New Hyde skyrockets. Here is what’s on the menu: -The Gaslighting Continues: The hospital staff flatly denies that Pepper was attacked. This makes him question his own reality. -The Silver Door: A fellow patient
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Dust off your top hats and practice your tap dancing, because the ultimate comedy necromancy is officially happening. After teasing us with a pilot order last year, FX has officially given a full series order to “Very Young Frankenstein,” Variety reports. The project is a brand-new television expansion inspired by the legendary 1974 Mel Brooks and Gene Wilder cinematic masterpiece. While exact plot details are currently locked away in a secret laboratory, the creative pedigree alone is enough to make any comedy fan start hyperventilating. The Creative Monster Mash: From Staten Island to Transylvania If you want to recreate the lightning-in-a-bottle energy of the original film, you hire the people who spent the last few years making vampires the funniest entities on Television. The series is spearheaded by a powerhouse trio of “What We Do in the Shadows” alums. Stefani Robinson is serving as writer and executive producer. Taika Waititi: Who lent his signature visual chaos to direct the pilot
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If you thought inheriting a secluded farm in Venezuela was a peaceful way to process intense marital grief, The Whistler (2026) is here to politely—and terrifyingly—disagrees. This horror-mystery delivers a potent mix of cultural folklore and supernatural dread. It proves once and for all that some property inheritances are better left unclaimed. When Coping Mechanisms Go Rogue The film centers on Nicole (Diane Guerrero) and Sebastian (Juan Pablo Raba). They are a couple shattered by the devastating loss of their daughter. In desperate need of a reset, they pack up and move to a remote, inherited estate in Venezuela. Unfortunately, the property already has squatters: a local cult whose primary hobby is summoning the dead. Desperate to reconnect with her daughter, Nicole ignores every standard horror-movie red flag and joins in on the cult’s rituals. Instead of a heartwarming family reunion, she accidentally awakens “The Whistler,” an ancient, malicious entity. It’s signature tune signals impending doom and compels those who
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Most family disagreements involve politics or who forgot to wash the dishes. For the Studey family, the debate is a little more intense: namely, whether or not dear old Dad was a prolific serial killer. Paramount+ is set to explore this deeply unsettling game of “he said, she said” with its new documentary series, My Killer Father: The Green Hollow Murders. The docuseries aims to posthumously unmask the rumored “Monster of Green Hollow,” a man some believe murdered dozens of people decades ago. But did he? The Well of Horrors vs. The “Big, Fat Lie” The spine of the series rests on a bizarre debate between two sisters regarding their late father, Donald Studey: The Accuser: Lucy Studey claims she doesn’t just suspect her father was a monster. She alleges she was an eyewitness. Lucy maintains that Don dumped dozens of victims into a stone water well on their property. She even claims she helped him cover the bodies in
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Summer camp is rarely a peaceful getaway in the world of thrillers, and Netflix’s upcoming prestige mystery is no exception. Ella Rubin (Until Dawn, Fear Street: Prom Queen) has officially signed on to join the sprawling, multi-generational adaptation of Liz Moore’s bestselling 2024 novel, The God of the Woods. Rubin joins a high-caliber ensemble that already includes Maya Hawke (Stranger Things) and Oscar nominee Kerry Condon (The Banshees of Inisherin). Wealth, Secrets, and a Missing Child Set against the deceptively scenic backdrop of the Adirondacks, the series tracks the slow-motion implosion of the ultra-wealthy Van Laar family. When 13-year-old Barbara Van Laar vanishes from her family’s summer camp, it forces a collision between the town’s distinct social classes and unearths an older family tragedy that everyone would prefer stayed buried. As the investigation deepens, the Van Laars’ immense wealth and influence begin to unravel, exposing the toxic side effects of extreme privilege and institutional power. The Suspects and Citizens The
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If you thought co-living with your worst enemy was tough, try doing it in a crumbling, zombie-infested Manhattan. AMC has officially dropped the premiere date and a frantic new teaser for the third season of “The Walking Dead: Dead City,” proving that the apocalypse’s most awkward partnership is far from over. The Premise: Can Frenemies Build a Metropolis? Season three finds Maggie (Lauren Cohan) and Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) attempting the ultimate post-apocalyptic pivot: putting aside their incredibly bloody history to construct the first thriving community in Manhattan since the world went to hell. But because this is “The Walking Dead,” peace lasts about as long as a New York minute. As chaos inevitably bubbles up through the subway grates, the duo is forced to confront a familiar question: Have they actually evolved beyond their old trauma, or will their toxic baggage bring the city’s new foundation crashing down around them? The Big Apple’s New Residents Alongside Morgan and Cohan,
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Move over, traditional wedding season. Writer-director Maggie Gyllenhaal is bringing a much more chaotic, punk-rock ceremony straight to your living room. Her highly anticipated, iconoclastic horror-romance The Bride! is officially set to make its streaming debut this week. A First Date Gone Horribly, Wonderfully Wrong Set against the gritty backdrop of 1930s Chicago, the film follows a deeply lonely “Frank” (Christian Bale). He decides to skip the dating apps and take a more hands-on approach to finding love. He enlists the help of the groundbreaking scientist Dr. Euphronious to build a companion for him. The duo decides to reanimate a recently murdered young woman (Jessie Buckley), and The Bride is born. However, the scientists completely underestimate what happens when you give a dead woman a second chance at life. Instead of a docile, grateful homemaker, they unleash a force of nature. What follows is a wild cocktail of murder, a cultural movement, and a romance that redefines “till death do
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If you missed Osgood Perkins’ latest slice of folk horror in theaters—which, judging by the box office numbers, almost all of you did—you’ll soon be able to stream it from the comfort of your own couch. Hulu has officially announced that Keeper, starring Marvel alum Tatiana Maslany, will land on the platform this June. The film’s journey to streaming has been a swift one following its underwhelming theatrical run. Neon originally dropped the film in theaters on November 14, 2025, where it limped to a dismal $6.2 million global haul against an estimated $6 million production budget. After failing to spark a fire at the box office, it quietly slipped onto digital storefronts on December 9, 2025, before hitting physical media (Blu-ray, DVD, and 4K) on January 20, 2026. Anniversaries, Cabins, and Inevitable Doom Written by Nick Lepard, Keeper follows a couple who decide to celebrate their anniversary with a weekend getaway at a secluded cabin. In true horror fashion,
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Warning! Spoilers! Well, it’s officially over. After five seasons of explosive whale carcasses, exploding heads, and enough psychological trauma to keep a stadium of therapists in business for life, “The Boys“ has taken its final, blood-soaked bow. While saying goodbye to Amazon’s flagship superhero satire hurts, we should all be profoundly grateful it didn’t become one of those franchises that get dragged behind the corporate cash-cow shed long past their expiration dates. Looking at you, “The Walking Dead.” Instead, showrunner Eric Kripke gave us an ending that wrapped everything up in a neat, heavily traumatized little bow. Let’s break down how the showdown went down. A Funeral, an Execution, and a Virus The finale’s emotional anchor kicked off with the crew burying Frenchie. Losing one of the show’s absolute best characters was a gut-punch, but it served as the ultimate catalyst. It finally lit a fire under the Boys’ collective asses to do what should have been done five seasons
Continue reading →
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If meeting your partner’s parents gives you hives, Dennis Iliadis’ new psychological thriller Buzzheart is about to make you feel a whole lot better about your own in-laws. The genre-bending film—from the director behind The Last House on the Left and a frequent collaborator of horror royalty Wes Craven and Jason Blum—officially drops on Digital and On Demand today, May 19, via Dark Star Pictures. To celebrate the release, a brand-new, nerve-shredding trailer has just premiered. Meet the Parents (From Hell) Set against the backdrop of 1990s Athens, the film follows Argyris, a shy 19-year-old who somehow lands a date with Mary, a beautiful and enigmatic woman who is entirely out of his league. When she invites him to her family’s secluded country estate for the weekend, Argyris thinks he’s in for a romantic getaway. He is dead wrong. Claiming they are just “protecting their fragile daughter,” Mary’s parents subject the poor kid to a gauntlet of increasingly bizarre, brutal,
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If you’ve been following AMC’s “Certified Fresh” horror anthology The Terror: Devil in Silver, you already know that New Hyde Psychiatric Hospital isn’t exactly a five-star wellness retreat. Star and executive producer Dan Stevens (Abigail, Downton Abbey) has been put through the wringer as Pepper, a working-class mover wrongfully committed to a literal living hell due to a bad temper and worse luck. Ahead of its premiere this Thursday, May 21, on AMC+ and Shudder, a new sneak peek from the third episode promises that things are about to get significantly weirder—and much more chaotic. Episode 103: “Che Guevara” — The Ultimate Asylum Field Trip Nothing says psychological horror quite like an institutional pizza party. In this Thursday’s all-new episode, the baseline level of dread at New Hyde skyrockets. Here is what’s on the menu: -The Gaslighting Continues: The hospital staff flatly denies that Pepper was attacked. This makes him question his own reality. -The Silver Door: A fellow patient
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Dust off your top hats and practice your tap dancing, because the ultimate comedy necromancy is officially happening. After teasing us with a pilot order last year, FX has officially given a full series order to “Very Young Frankenstein,” Variety reports. The project is a brand-new television expansion inspired by the legendary 1974 Mel Brooks and Gene Wilder cinematic masterpiece. While exact plot details are currently locked away in a secret laboratory, the creative pedigree alone is enough to make any comedy fan start hyperventilating. The Creative Monster Mash: From Staten Island to Transylvania If you want to recreate the lightning-in-a-bottle energy of the original film, you hire the people who spent the last few years making vampires the funniest entities on Television. The series is spearheaded by a powerhouse trio of “What We Do in the Shadows” alums. Stefani Robinson is serving as writer and executive producer. Taika Waititi: Who lent his signature visual chaos to direct the pilot
Continue reading →
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If you thought inheriting a secluded farm in Venezuela was a peaceful way to process intense marital grief, The Whistler (2026) is here to politely—and terrifyingly—disagrees. This horror-mystery delivers a potent mix of cultural folklore and supernatural dread. It proves once and for all that some property inheritances are better left unclaimed. When Coping Mechanisms Go Rogue The film centers on Nicole (Diane Guerrero) and Sebastian (Juan Pablo Raba). They are a couple shattered by the devastating loss of their daughter. In desperate need of a reset, they pack up and move to a remote, inherited estate in Venezuela. Unfortunately, the property already has squatters: a local cult whose primary hobby is summoning the dead. Desperate to reconnect with her daughter, Nicole ignores every standard horror-movie red flag and joins in on the cult’s rituals. Instead of a heartwarming family reunion, she accidentally awakens “The Whistler,” an ancient, malicious entity. It’s signature tune signals impending doom and compels those who
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Most family disagreements involve politics or who forgot to wash the dishes. For the Studey family, the debate is a little more intense: namely, whether or not dear old Dad was a prolific serial killer. Paramount+ is set to explore this deeply unsettling game of “he said, she said” with its new documentary series, My Killer Father: The Green Hollow Murders. The docuseries aims to posthumously unmask the rumored “Monster of Green Hollow,” a man some believe murdered dozens of people decades ago. But did he? The Well of Horrors vs. The “Big, Fat Lie” The spine of the series rests on a bizarre debate between two sisters regarding their late father, Donald Studey: The Accuser: Lucy Studey claims she doesn’t just suspect her father was a monster. She alleges she was an eyewitness. Lucy maintains that Don dumped dozens of victims into a stone water well on their property. She even claims she helped him cover the bodies in
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Summer camp is rarely a peaceful getaway in the world of thrillers, and Netflix’s upcoming prestige mystery is no exception. Ella Rubin (Until Dawn, Fear Street: Prom Queen) has officially signed on to join the sprawling, multi-generational adaptation of Liz Moore’s bestselling 2024 novel, The God of the Woods. Rubin joins a high-caliber ensemble that already includes Maya Hawke (Stranger Things) and Oscar nominee Kerry Condon (The Banshees of Inisherin). Wealth, Secrets, and a Missing Child Set against the deceptively scenic backdrop of the Adirondacks, the series tracks the slow-motion implosion of the ultra-wealthy Van Laar family. When 13-year-old Barbara Van Laar vanishes from her family’s summer camp, it forces a collision between the town’s distinct social classes and unearths an older family tragedy that everyone would prefer stayed buried. As the investigation deepens, the Van Laars’ immense wealth and influence begin to unravel, exposing the toxic side effects of extreme privilege and institutional power. The Suspects and Citizens The
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If you thought co-living with your worst enemy was tough, try doing it in a crumbling, zombie-infested Manhattan. AMC has officially dropped the premiere date and a frantic new teaser for the third season of “The Walking Dead: Dead City,” proving that the apocalypse’s most awkward partnership is far from over. The Premise: Can Frenemies Build a Metropolis? Season three finds Maggie (Lauren Cohan) and Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) attempting the ultimate post-apocalyptic pivot: putting aside their incredibly bloody history to construct the first thriving community in Manhattan since the world went to hell. But because this is “The Walking Dead,” peace lasts about as long as a New York minute. As chaos inevitably bubbles up through the subway grates, the duo is forced to confront a familiar question: Have they actually evolved beyond their old trauma, or will their toxic baggage bring the city’s new foundation crashing down around them? The Big Apple’s New Residents Alongside Morgan and Cohan,
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