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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’ve spent any time on the “That’s a Bad Idea” YouTube channel or lost sleep over the viral hit Milk & Serial, you know Curry Barker has a knack for making the mundane feel deeply threatening. Now, Barker is making his big-studio leap with Obsession. The supernatural horror flick that has critics swooning and audiences checking under their beds. Landing in theaters today, May 15, 2026, the film has already secured a 96% Certified Fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes. It seems Barker’s jump from YouTube sensation to Blumhouse director was a very good idea. Be Careful What You Wish For (Seriously) The film follows Bear (Michael Johnston). He’s a lonely music store employee who is tired of playing second fiddle in his friend Nikki’s (Inde Navarrette) life. In a moment of desperation, Bear makes a wish using a mysterious, slightly too creepy toy to win Nikki’s heart. In the world of horror, “sweet” wishes are usually a tactical error.
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In 1977, John Boorman released Exorcist II: The Heretic, a sequel so ambitious, surreal, and baffling that it nearly exorcised his career right out of Hollywood. Now, nearly fifty years later, Yellow Veil Pictures has acquired the North American rights to Boorman and the Devil, a documentary dedicated to one of cinema’s most fascinating “glorious failures.” Directed by David Kittredge and produced alongside genre veteran Travis Stevens (Jodorowsky’s Dune), the film is a deep dive into the chaos, the legacy, and the sheer audacity of a sequel that refused to play it safe. A Love Letter to the “Big Swing” While Exorcist II is often cited as one of the most infamous follow-ups in history, Boorman and the Devil seek to reframe the narrative rather than mock the locusts and the tap-dancing. The documentary explores the importance of taking massive creative risks. The film features a “who’s who” of genre royalty discussing the sequel’s cult status and Boorman’s visionary (if
Continue reading →
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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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Alice Johnson has officially traded her dream-fighting powers for a badge. Lisa Wilcox, the horror icon beloved for her role as the “Dream Master” in A Nightmare on Elm Street 4 and 5, has signed on to join the cast of Witchcraft: The Lanterne of Light. Wilcox will step into the shoes of Detective Garner. She’s a veteran investigator who has clearly spent too much time looking into things that go bump in the night. The Longest-Running Nightmare If you aren’t familiar with the Witchcraft series, you haven’t been looking at the “World Records” section of your horror encyclopedia. It’s the latest installment of one of the longest-running horror franchises in cinema history. It will, however, be a bit different than its predecessors. However, Lanterne of Light is pivoting to a dark found-footage style. The story dives into the cursed legend of “The Children of the Hollow” buried deep in the North Carolina wilderness. Expect less “scenic hiking” and more
Continue reading →
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Today, award-winning video game developer and publisher Stormind Games has revealed more details about Remothered: Red Nun’s Legacy, the third installment in the Remothered survival horror franchise. The studio has unveiled an atmospheric new Story Trailer introducing the game’s setting. Remothered: Red Nun’s Legacy promises to be a standalone experience that fans of old-school horror can dive right into and enjoy without playing the original two games, while existing fans of the series will find an intense and satisfying payoff to the games’ creeping, liminal narrative. Players will enter a world where nothing is quite as it seems. Exploring a shadowy convent, you’ll need to use your wits to overcome disturbing revelations, secrets, and a twisted reality to learn the truth behind the Red Nun, all while surviving the relentless Stalkers preying upon you! Fans will be happy to know that our two leading ladies in the game will be voiced by two powerhouses in gaming voice acting, as revealed
Continue reading →
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If you thought your ex was a soul-sucking parasite, wait until you see what’s slinging through Long Island. Magenta Light Studios (the folks behind Strange Darling) has officially acquired the North American rights to Lice, a horror-comedy slated to infest theaters in early 2027. Described as a blood-soaked collision between The Breakfast Club and Lord of the Flies, the film promises to do for hair hygiene what Jaws did for the ocean. The Premise: Detention is a Real Itch Lice is set in the neon-soaked, hairspray-heavy days of the 1980s, the story kicks off when a student’s meltdown at a Long Island high school turns out to be more than just “teen” angst. An invisible parasite is making its way through the student body, instantly transforming teenagers into homicidal maniacs. With the school under lockdown, the social hierarchy dissolves into a literal feeding frenzy. The Usual Suspects (and Victims) The cast features a trio of familiar faces leading the descent
Continue reading →
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Water has a way of hiding things—until it doesn’t. This summer, Investigation Discovery (ID) is leaning into the eerie chill of the deep with its new six-part series, “Bodies in the Water.” Premiering Wednesday, June 2 at 10/9c, the show explores how rivers, lakes, and coastlines serve as both a killer’s accomplice and a detective’s greatest witness. From digital trails in Michigan to gruesome discoveries in Seattle suitcases, the series proves that even the most “peaceful” waters eventually surrender their secrets. The Season Premiere: “The Deep End of Envy” Airs: Wednesday, June 2 at 10/9c In Pontiac, Michigan, a quiet summer day is shattered when two teens find a blood-soaked dock. When the body of a beloved former high school athlete is pulled from the water, investigators must sift through a “digital breadcrumb” trail. A secret group of friends and a cryptic late-night text suggest that someone close to him was hiding a motive as deep as the lake itself.
Continue reading →
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If you like your horror with a side of “unprocessed trauma” and a healthy dose of practical viscera, mark your calendars for May 15, 2026. ISOTRE Films and director Peter Klausner have announced that their award-winning short, Stomach It, is set to make a splash at both the Cannes Film Festival and on the digital altar of Crypt TV. After a heavy-hitting festival circuit—racking up credits at everything from Screamfest and Panic Fest to Nashville and FilmQuest—Klausner’s “punch to the gut” is finally ready for its global close-up. The Vibe: Cronenberg Meets Craven Klausner isn’t interested in the clean, sanitized scares of modern jump-scare cinema. Stomach. It is being billed as a blood-soaked meditation on isolation that fuses the practical effects with psychological decay. It’s a love letter to body horror that asks, “What happens when you literally can’t stomach your own past?” The Plot: Cleaning Up After the Dead Starring Jon Lee Richardson (Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F), the
Continue reading →
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High school is usually a nightmare of social hierarchy and exams, but for Isaac, the horror is a lot more literal. Writer/director Michael Pickle makes his feature debut with The Dead Place, an indie supernatural thriller that aims to prove some ghosts are harder to shake than a bad reputation. The film makes its digital debut on the BloodStreamTV streaming service on June 1, 2026, followed by a wide TVOD release on August 5. A Very Crowded Headspace Isaac (Idris Veliu) is a high school senior with a serious boundary issue: he can’t stop seeing dead people. Naturally, this makes him the campus outcast and creates a “fun” level of friction at the dinner table. His only ally is Katharine (Lexi Graves), a paranormal enthusiast who is determined to help him navigate his spectral sightings. However, things take a sharp turn into the demonic when the “New Kid” arrives. This mysterious stranger isn’t just looking for the cafeteria—he’s pushing Isaac
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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
Continue reading →
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If you’ve spent any time on the “That’s a Bad Idea” YouTube channel or lost sleep over the viral hit Milk & Serial, you know Curry Barker has a knack for making the mundane feel deeply threatening. Now, Barker is making his big-studio leap with Obsession. The supernatural horror flick that has critics swooning and audiences checking under their beds. Landing in theaters today, May 15, 2026, the film has already secured a 96% Certified Fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes. It seems Barker’s jump from YouTube sensation to Blumhouse director was a very good idea. Be Careful What You Wish For (Seriously) The film follows Bear (Michael Johnston). He’s a lonely music store employee who is tired of playing second fiddle in his friend Nikki’s (Inde Navarrette) life. In a moment of desperation, Bear makes a wish using a mysterious, slightly too creepy toy to win Nikki’s heart. In the world of horror, “sweet” wishes are usually a tactical error.
Continue reading →
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In 1977, John Boorman released Exorcist II: The Heretic, a sequel so ambitious, surreal, and baffling that it nearly exorcised his career right out of Hollywood. Now, nearly fifty years later, Yellow Veil Pictures has acquired the North American rights to Boorman and the Devil, a documentary dedicated to one of cinema’s most fascinating “glorious failures.” Directed by David Kittredge and produced alongside genre veteran Travis Stevens (Jodorowsky’s Dune), the film is a deep dive into the chaos, the legacy, and the sheer audacity of a sequel that refused to play it safe. A Love Letter to the “Big Swing” While Exorcist II is often cited as one of the most infamous follow-ups in history, Boorman and the Devil seek to reframe the narrative rather than mock the locusts and the tap-dancing. The documentary explores the importance of taking massive creative risks. The film features a “who’s who” of genre royalty discussing the sequel’s cult status and Boorman’s visionary (if
Continue reading →
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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,
Continue reading →
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Alice Johnson has officially traded her dream-fighting powers for a badge. Lisa Wilcox, the horror icon beloved for her role as the “Dream Master” in A Nightmare on Elm Street 4 and 5, has signed on to join the cast of Witchcraft: The Lanterne of Light. Wilcox will step into the shoes of Detective Garner. She’s a veteran investigator who has clearly spent too much time looking into things that go bump in the night. The Longest-Running Nightmare If you aren’t familiar with the Witchcraft series, you haven’t been looking at the “World Records” section of your horror encyclopedia. It’s the latest installment of one of the longest-running horror franchises in cinema history. It will, however, be a bit different than its predecessors. However, Lanterne of Light is pivoting to a dark found-footage style. The story dives into the cursed legend of “The Children of the Hollow” buried deep in the North Carolina wilderness. Expect less “scenic hiking” and more
Continue reading →
GamingNewsParanormalProductTrailers
Today, award-winning video game developer and publisher Stormind Games has revealed more details about Remothered: Red Nun’s Legacy, the third installment in the Remothered survival horror franchise. The studio has unveiled an atmospheric new Story Trailer introducing the game’s setting. Remothered: Red Nun’s Legacy promises to be a standalone experience that fans of old-school horror can dive right into and enjoy without playing the original two games, while existing fans of the series will find an intense and satisfying payoff to the games’ creeping, liminal narrative. Players will enter a world where nothing is quite as it seems. Exploring a shadowy convent, you’ll need to use your wits to overcome disturbing revelations, secrets, and a twisted reality to learn the truth behind the Red Nun, all while surviving the relentless Stalkers preying upon you! Fans will be happy to know that our two leading ladies in the game will be voiced by two powerhouses in gaming voice acting, as revealed
Continue reading →
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If you thought your ex was a soul-sucking parasite, wait until you see what’s slinging through Long Island. Magenta Light Studios (the folks behind Strange Darling) has officially acquired the North American rights to Lice, a horror-comedy slated to infest theaters in early 2027. Described as a blood-soaked collision between The Breakfast Club and Lord of the Flies, the film promises to do for hair hygiene what Jaws did for the ocean. The Premise: Detention is a Real Itch Lice is set in the neon-soaked, hairspray-heavy days of the 1980s, the story kicks off when a student’s meltdown at a Long Island high school turns out to be more than just “teen” angst. An invisible parasite is making its way through the student body, instantly transforming teenagers into homicidal maniacs. With the school under lockdown, the social hierarchy dissolves into a literal feeding frenzy. The Usual Suspects (and Victims) The cast features a trio of familiar faces leading the descent
Continue reading →
IDNewsStreaming TVTrailersTrue Crime
Water has a way of hiding things—until it doesn’t. This summer, Investigation Discovery (ID) is leaning into the eerie chill of the deep with its new six-part series, “Bodies in the Water.” Premiering Wednesday, June 2 at 10/9c, the show explores how rivers, lakes, and coastlines serve as both a killer’s accomplice and a detective’s greatest witness. From digital trails in Michigan to gruesome discoveries in Seattle suitcases, the series proves that even the most “peaceful” waters eventually surrender their secrets. The Season Premiere: “The Deep End of Envy” Airs: Wednesday, June 2 at 10/9c In Pontiac, Michigan, a quiet summer day is shattered when two teens find a blood-soaked dock. When the body of a beloved former high school athlete is pulled from the water, investigators must sift through a “digital breadcrumb” trail. A secret group of friends and a cryptic late-night text suggest that someone close to him was hiding a motive as deep as the lake itself.
Continue reading →
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If you like your horror with a side of “unprocessed trauma” and a healthy dose of practical viscera, mark your calendars for May 15, 2026. ISOTRE Films and director Peter Klausner have announced that their award-winning short, Stomach It, is set to make a splash at both the Cannes Film Festival and on the digital altar of Crypt TV. After a heavy-hitting festival circuit—racking up credits at everything from Screamfest and Panic Fest to Nashville and FilmQuest—Klausner’s “punch to the gut” is finally ready for its global close-up. The Vibe: Cronenberg Meets Craven Klausner isn’t interested in the clean, sanitized scares of modern jump-scare cinema. Stomach. It is being billed as a blood-soaked meditation on isolation that fuses the practical effects with psychological decay. It’s a love letter to body horror that asks, “What happens when you literally can’t stomach your own past?” The Plot: Cleaning Up After the Dead Starring Jon Lee Richardson (Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F), the
Continue reading →
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High school is usually a nightmare of social hierarchy and exams, but for Isaac, the horror is a lot more literal. Writer/director Michael Pickle makes his feature debut with The Dead Place, an indie supernatural thriller that aims to prove some ghosts are harder to shake than a bad reputation. The film makes its digital debut on the BloodStreamTV streaming service on June 1, 2026, followed by a wide TVOD release on August 5. A Very Crowded Headspace Isaac (Idris Veliu) is a high school senior with a serious boundary issue: he can’t stop seeing dead people. Naturally, this makes him the campus outcast and creates a “fun” level of friction at the dinner table. His only ally is Katharine (Lexi Graves), a paranormal enthusiast who is determined to help him navigate his spectral sightings. However, things take a sharp turn into the demonic when the “New Kid” arrives. This mysterious stranger isn’t just looking for the cafeteria—he’s pushing Isaac
Continue reading →
