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Werewolves, Warlocks, and Way More: 'Devour' Delivers Mayhem in Theaters and on Digital

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Heavy Metal Meets Monster Mayhem: Watch the Bloody New Trailer for ‘Devour’

Epic Pictures and its genre-specialty label, Dread, have officially released the maiden trailer for Devour, an unhinged supernatural horror feast from Bad Candy director Scott B. Hansen and writer Desiree Hansen. Devour mixes heavy metal riffs, neck-snapping vampires, flesh-munching cannibals, a furry werewolf, and a rogue warlock into one chaotic nightmare. The film promises a wild night where the lead singers throw down harder than the monsters. This balls-to-the-wall gorefest stars a talented cast featuring KateLynn E. Newberry, Gus Langley, and Alex Lucchesi. Chelsea LeSage, Gaven Wilde, and Butcher Babies frontwoman Heidi Shepherd round out the cast. Riffs, Teeth, and Warlocks: The Ultimate Gig from Hell The story follows an all-female heavy metal band stranded in the middle of nowhere after a disastrous, soul-crushing gig. However, their evening goes from bad to apocalyptic when they try to rescue a distressed stranger. This, however, inadvertently traps them in a bizarre, remote town ruled by a dark warlock. Surrounded by supernatural predators, they

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Sep 25, 2026

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Join the Fun, ‘Buddy: The Sing-Along Version,’ is Slashing its way into Theaters

America’s favorite bright-orange unicorn is returning to the big screen for a special interactive theatrical event. Following a massive box office run, Roadside Attractions and Saban Films have announced Buddy: The Sing-Along Version. It arrives in theaters nationwide on Friday, October 2. The special release features on-screen lyrics for all of the film’s signature tracks. It encourages audiences to dress in costume, sing along, and transform screenings into an immersive event. Fan-favorite musical numbers like “It’s Buddy!,” “You’ve Got to Be Scared to Be Brave,” and “The Wrong Place in Town” will take center stage for the limited engagement. Red Carpet Gala Premiere Sells Out in Hours To kick off the nationwide release, a “Biggest Night Out Gala Premiere” will take place on Tuesday, September 29, at the historic Alex Theatre in Glendale, California. Tickets for the exclusive orange carpet event sold out within three hours of being announced on the film’s social media channels. The premiere will feature an appearance

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Sep 25, 2026

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AMC+ Unveils the First Trailer for its New Series “Yaga” Ahead of October Premiere

gaAMC+ has officially unveiled the spellbinding trailer for “Yaga,” an eight-part contemporary mystery thriller that reimagines the ancient Slavic myth of Baba Yaga. Created, written, and executive-produced by Kat Sandler, the series is based on her hit stage play. It blends coastal noir with supernatural folk horror. The newly released trailer features a haunting cover of Donovan’s classic track “Season of the Witch,” performed by Grammy Award winner Alanis Morissette. It teases dark mysteries, murder, and satanic rituals. A Missing Heir and Ancient Magic in a Coastal Town The series is set against the eerie backdrop of the small coastal town of Whittock. However, the story truly ignites when private investigator Rapp (Noah Reid) arrives to investigate the sudden disappearance of Henry Park (Hudson Williams), the young heir to a powerful local fishery empire. Rapp’s investigation quickly hits friction as he clashes with apprehensive local detective Carson (Clark Backo). Soon, the trail leads into a dark labyrinth of secret lives,

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Sep 25, 2026

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Spoiler-Free Reviews: Welcome to Dolly’s House and Attack on Paradise (Fantastic Fest 2026)

Welcome to Dolly’s House (Taiwan, 2026) Official synopsis Maria stumbles into a surreal trap after she finds a video of a girl running from a mysterious woman and is drawn to an eerie, mind bending mansion. Fantasy-horror animation inspired by the classic literary anthology Taiping Guanji. Review Codirectors Rady Fu, Tree Muta, and Seven Ych have crafted an intriguing rotoscoped fear-fare animation feature in Welcome to Dolly’s House. The story follows young online influencer Maria as she and her deceitful boyfriend try to uncover the mystery of the woman named Dolly who appears in a video where a young girl suddenly vanishes into thin air. The animation is absolutely gorgeous and is reason enough to recommend this supernatural offering, but the third act is also a strong reason to seek out this film, as it goes into quite unexpected territory. Aficionados of creepy-doll horror should especially find Welcome to Dolly’s House an engaging watch. It’s a colorful, trippy, eye-popping experience.

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Joseph Perry

Sep 25, 2026

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Johnny Depp Returns to the Supernatural Thriller Genre in the ‘Day Drinker’ Trailer

For the first time in a decade, since the last Pirates of the Caribbean film was released, Johnny Depp is returning to the supernatural horror genre with Day Drinker. Lionsgate has officially released the debut trailer for Day Drinker, directed by Marc Webb. Depp returns to mainstream theatrical cinema in a leading role, with a wide release in theaters in 2027. The project is a high-profile release for the actor, who is also starring in director Ti West’s 2026 reimagining of Ebenezer. An Intrigues-Laden Nautical Nightmare The narrative centers on a private yacht bartender, portrayed by Madelyn Cline. She strikes up an enigmatic relationship with an unusual, enigmatic guest onboard, played by Depp. The pair quickly find themselves entangled in a dangerous web controlled by a formidable criminal figure, portrayed by Penélope Cruz. As mysterious secrets unravel, the trio uncovers sinister connections that push the story into dark, unexpected territory. The initial footage introduces Depp’s character sporting weathered gray hair, a

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Sep 25, 2026

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New Coulrophobia-Inducing Documentary ‘Clown Panic’ Hits Hulu in Time for Huluween

Hulu has unveiled the official trailer and poster for Clown Panic. The acclaimed team behind The Princess and Tell Me Who I Am produced the gripping new documentary, arriving exclusively on the platform this October. Arriving just in time for the tenth anniversary of the real-world phenomenon, the doc joins the service’s annual Huluween lineup. It chronicles how a series of strange regional sightings rapidly evolved into a nationwide viral nightmare. Oscar nominee Ed Perkins directs the film, and Lightbox’s Jonathan and Simon Chinn produce it. Suzanne Lavery executive produces the documentary, which will stream on Hulu and Hulu on Disney+ domestically, and internationally via Disney+. Children’s Tales in the Woods Spark a Nationwide Moral Panic The documentary revisits the late summer of 2016. A time when children in a quiet South Carolina town reported eerie figures dressed as clowns attempting to lure them into the forest. Initial public skepticism quickly evaporated as similar reports erupted across all fifty states. It

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Sep 25, 2026

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Stephen King Called it “Amazing,” now ‘Never After Dark’ is Haunting Theaters

Acclaimed “House of Ninjas” filmmaker Dave Boyle returns with a gripping supernatural thriller, Never After Dark. Fresh off a celebrated run at film festivals that earned it the SXSW Midnighter Audience Award as well as the Grand Jury Prize for Feature Film at the Overlook Film Festival, the feature brings a harrowing, grounded take on the traditional ghost story. The Ghostly Premise and a Deadly Shift Never After Dark centers on Airi, played by Moeka Hoshi, a SAG and Critics’ Choice Award winner (Shogun). She is a nomadic medium. Airi devotes her existence to helping restless souls cross over into the beyond. However, her routine spiritual work takes a dark turn when she is summoned to an isolated rural estate. Upon arrival, she encounters a distorted, ghastly apparition possessing abilities that completely defy her extensive experience. As Airi unearths the estate’s hidden history, a long-buried secret emerges. It quickly and radically alters her mission. Soon, she realizes that the true danger

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Sep 25, 2026

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Woodsboro Survivors and Ghost Face Get New Funko Pops

Horror enthusiasts and pop culture collectors have reason to celebrate. Funko is officially expanding its lineup dedicated to the iconic Scream franchise. For the first time, the original central trio of survivors who helped define modern slasher cinema is receiving their own dedicated vinyl figures. But that’s not all! There’s Ghost Face Santa! The Iconic Core Trio Joins the Vinyl Lineup Leading the new release is ultimate final girl Sidney Prescott. Portrayed in figure form with her determined demeanor and holding a firearm, capturing her evolution from targeted teenager to formidable survivor. Joining her is intrepid investigative journalist Gale Weathers. Her POP comes complete with her signature notepad and pen. Rounding out the heroic triad is Woodsboro’s steady protector, former sheriff Dewey Riley. Check out his signature mustache. He’s holding his sidearm in one hand and a discarded Ghostface mask in the other. Festive Terror Arrives for the Holidays Alongside the core cast of survivors, the release features a seasonal

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Sep 25, 2026

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Beware Boiúna’s Mike P. Nelson to Direct the New ‘Saw’ Movie

The iconic horror franchise Saw has officially found its next director. Mike P. Nelson has been tapped to helm the upcoming installment for Lionsgate and Blumhouse Atomic Monster. The project marks a major milestone for the billion-dollar series. It is the first feature in years to bring back original co-creator James Wan. Expanding a Growing Relationship with Lionsgate Nelson brings an established track record in modern survival and creature horror. He directed the 2021 Wrong Turn reboot and the 2025 reimagining of Silent Night, Deadly Night. His most recent film is the upcoming creature feature Beware Boiúna. We called it “THE creature feature of 2026” during our recent interview with the talented director. Reclaiming the Legacy of Jigsaw James Wan and Leigh Whannell wrote the original 2004 Saw. It introduced the sinister Jigsaw killer and his elaborate, moralistic survival traps. The indie became a global box office sensation, launching Wan’s career and generating a blockbuster franchise that last appeared on

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Sep 24, 2026

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Final Face-Melting Trailer Premieres for ‘Clayface’

Warner Bros. and DC Studios have dropped the final face-melting trailer for Clayface. And they’ve injected a heavy dose of pure body horror into the DC Universe just in time for Halloween. A Star Is Torn Tom Rhys Harries takes center stage as Gotham’s legendary, mud-slinging villain. Billed as DC Studios’ first true dive into horror, Clayface charts one man’s gruesome descent from Hollywood golden boy to revenge-obsessed monster. It’s a tragic dive into lost identity, toxic love, and the terrifying price of reckless scientific ambition. Matt Hagen’s meteoric rise from Gotham street kid to Hollywood leading man is tragically cut short when a local crime boss’s actions leave him horribly disfigured. Abandoned by his team and with nothing left, Matt seeks out a cutting-edge treatment. It miraculously returns him to his former self. However, unexpectedly affects his grip on reality, spiraling him down a destructive path of all-consuming revenge. The Talent Behind the Terror James Watkins (The Woman in

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Sep 24, 2026

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