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Some high school reunions involve awkward small talk at an Applebee’s. Others involve breaking into a houseful of vengeful, mid-century specters itching to complete a ritualistic blood sacrifice. Prepare for the ultimate reunion party from hell. Directed by Rel Howery, the horror comedy Haunted Heist serves up a frantic, high-stakes collision of bad choices, home invasion, and demonic activity. A High-Stakes Heist Meets Spectral Terror The setup is classic: four old friends decide that standard nostalgia isn’t cutting it. However, their reunion night takes a sharp right turn into a high-stakes house robbery. Their target is an imposing, secluded mansion bursting with untraceable wealth. The snag? The mansion’s original 1950s owners never actually left. They’ve just been hanging out in the afterlife, waiting for the right moment to host a proper demonic ritual. The crew quickly realizes they aren’t just robbing a house. They’re the main course in an ethereal sacrificial pact. Now, trapped with a cabal of vintage ghosts,
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For months, horror fans have been tracking Eli Roth’s latest dairy-themed nightmare, Ice Cream Man. The burning question: Is this a sweet summer treat, or is it as painful as brain freeze? Having just survived it, I’m happy to report that it’s exactly what you expect—for better and for worse. Here’s my mostly spoiler-free review. Set in a picture-perfect, sun-drenched summer resort town, the film taps into the ultimate childhood betrayal: What happens when the neighborhood ice cream man starts serving up soft-serve laced with pure, homicidal madness? Feral Kids and Paper Hats Forget about cavities. The local youth eat this tainted dairy and immediately descend into a state of feral, violent insanity. Playing our twisted dessert vendor is Ari Millen (Orphan Black), who gives off some genuinely spectacular “stranger danger” vibes and anchors the movie with a deeply creepy performance. Millen is backed by a solid ensemble, including Dylan Hawco, and a trio of actors Roth brought over from
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Writer-director Chris Schwab (Heretic) has unveiled the trailer for his new feature Dracula: The Night Around Us. The film is a modern spin on Bram Stoker’s timeless horror masterpiece that proves you can never truly keep a good vampire down. Fresh off winning the Goule D’Or Award for Best Feature Film at the Portland Horror Film Festival, Dracula: The Night Around Us is now officially bound for London. It will celebrate its UK Premiere at Tubi FrightFest on August 30th as part of the Discovery Screen One lineup. “Dracula is a timeless story, and we’re thrilled to have been able to put a unique spin on one of cinema’s most iconic horrors,” says Schwab. “We can’t wait for London audiences to see what we’ve created.” Sewer-Dwelling Terror The dark reimagining centers on Dr. John Seward. He’s a depressed doctor working at an asylum for the criminally insane. However, he finds a rare glimmer of hope after bonding with his new
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Nearly a decade after first rescuing this 1990s cult gem from VHS obscurity on Blu-ray, the physical media gods at Vinegar Syndrome are bringing the Clint Howard (Terrifier 3, Night Shift) classic Ice Cream Man to 4K Ultra HD. And no, before you ask, this movie has nothing to do with Eli Roth’s upcoming movie of the same name—this is the OG 1995 masterpiece of frozen terror. Pre-orders are live right now exclusively on Vinegar Syndrome’s website, with both a Standard Edition and a hyper-limited Slipcase Edition shipping out this month. The Limited Edition Flex For the serious collectors, the Ice Cream Man’s Limited Edition 2-disc set (capped at 6,000 units) comes wrapped in a sleek spot-gloss hard slipcase featuring artwork by Robert Sammelin, plus a 40-page perfect-bound book packed with essays from film historians Patrick Dahl, BJ Colangelo, and JA Kerswell. Vinegar Syndrome was quick to warn fans: “Absolutely no major retailers will be stocking them.” In short: move
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In a horror mashup that frankly took way too long to happen, cinematic blood-splatter auteur Sam Raimi and Master of Terrors Stephen King are teaming up to bring King’s 1996 novel Desperation to Searchlight Pictures. Raimi is set to produce alongside his longtime Ghost House Pictures partner Robert Tapert, while screenwriter Ryan Brennan takes on the daunting task of adapting King’s uniquely unhinged prose. Searchlight’s Taylor Friedman and Cameron Chidsey are overseeing the production, ensuring your next drive through the desert will be thoroughly anxiety-inducing. Bad Cop, Worse Cop You’re stranded on a barren stretch of Nevada highway. A local cop pulls you over. Great, Help has arrived! Except he’s six-foot-seven, heavily possessed by an ancient demonic entity named Tak, and violently uninterested in giving you a warning. Forget speeding tickets, these travelers are just trying to keep their organs inside their bodies. The Directors: Hollywood’s Busiest Men In-demand directing duo Zach Lipovsky and Adam B. Stein are in talks
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When Warner Bros. handed director John Boorman the keys to The Exorcist franchise following his triumphs with Point Blank and Deliverance, they expected another box-office miracle. Instead, they got 1977’s Exorcist II: The Heretic—one of the most notoriously catastrophic, utterly bizarre sequels in cinematic history. A critical and commercial trainwreck, The Heretic nearly ruined Boorman’s career and fundamentally altered how Hollywood greenlit big-budget risks. Yet, nearly five decades later, a new documentary, Boorman and the Devil, is stepping up to defend the magnificent madness of taking giant creative swings. Directed and edited by David Kittredge (The Sweet Life) and produced by indie horror heavyweight Travis Stevens (Jakob’s Wife), Jim Fall, and Kittredge, the acclaimed feature documentary explores the ambition, craft, and polarizing legacy of Boorman’s wild sequel. Distributor Yellow Veil Pictures is bringing the documentary to theaters starting August 28 at The Quad Cinema in New York City, before expanding wider on September 4 to major cities including Los Angeles,
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Nothing ruins a quiet, cozy weekend quite like an accidental murder—and a whole lot of bad intentions. Cinema Epoch has officially acquired worldwide distribution rights to director Vito Trabucco’s deliciously twisted dark thriller-comedy, The Delicate Art of Cooking Italian and Killing Your Wife. Genre fans won’t have to wait long to feast on the madness. A global digital release is slated for late October across major streaming platforms. However, before it hits home screens, the film will make its international market debut at the 2026 American Film Market (AFM) in Los Angeles. Giallo Vibes, Paranoia, and Pasta It’s a blend of psychological suspense, razor-sharp dark comedy, and classic giallo influences. The film follows a man whose peaceful weekend devolves into absolute chaos after he murders his wife. What follows is a paranoia-fueled game of cat and mouse. However, reality keeps shifting, trust is nonexistent, and one fundamental rule remains: authentic Italian cuisine never lies. Wearing its inspirations proudly on its
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We’ve all sat through a karaoke cover so agonizing it felt like an actual hate crime. Now, co-directors Chris Lightbody and Robert J. Steinmiller Jr. are taking that universal nightmare and turning it into a literal body count. Making their feature directorial debut, Lightbody and Steinmiller have officially announced the world premiere of Bad Karaoke. It’s a pitch-black horror-comedy where an ambitious young band finds themselves locked in a battle for survival against a murderous, possessed karaoke machine. Safe to say, there’s a whole lot more on the line than a free round of pub shots. The film stars Lexi Underwood (Little Fires Everywhere), Case Walker (The Other Two), and singer-actor Kat Cunning (Trinkets). The Story When wedding band keyboardist Emily discovers an old karaoke machine in the back of a dive bar, she thinks it will lead to a fun-filled night of singing and bonding with her bandmates. Unfortunately, this karaoke machine seems to have a thirst for blood.
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If you thought Pennywise was terrifying on a standard multiplex screen, prepare to experience Stephen King’s cosmic nightmare wrapped completely around your head. This summer, Warner Bros. and immersive entertainment giant Cosm are bringing Andy Muschietti’s 2017 blockbuster IT to life in a brand-new, heart-stopping format beginning August 28, fans in Los Angeles, Dallas, and Atlanta can plunge face-first into the sewers of Derry via Cosm’s state-of-the-art “Shared Reality” venues (with a Detroit venue opening date to be announced soon). Horror Goes “Beyond the Frame” Stephen King’s iconic 1986 novel was first adapted into the beloved 1990 ABC miniseries starring Tim Curry. Then, Muschietti’s 2017 theatrical triumph—starring Bill Skarsgård alongside Jaeden Martell, Sophia Lillis, and Finn Wolfhard—shattered box office records. Now, it’s becoming the very first horror title to get the full Cosm treatment. Cosm venues aren’t your typical movie theaters. It features a staggering 87-foot-diameter, 12K+ LED dome paired with spatial audio. The experience uses fulldome production technology to
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For the digital generation, chasing viral clout usually ends in cringe. For two overly ambitious streamers, it ends in total terror. Terror Films Releasing has officially joined forces with 741 Films and writer-director Wes Clark to unleash The Psychic: Files, a claustrophobic psychological horror flick heading straight to streaming platforms worldwide this August. Starring Shelby Latterman, Jason Dezik, and Amanda Schoonover, the film tracks two content creators. They make the horrible decision to break into a psychic’s house looking for cheap views and instant clout. What starts as a reckless stunt turns into a nightmarish ordeal. Soon, they realize the home isn’t just haunted—the spirits trapped inside are being pulled by the strings of something far more sinister. The First Chapter in a New Genre Slate Produced under 741 Films’ expanding genre banner—a studio focused on developing bold, audience-driven horror, thrillers, and manga adaptations—The Psychic: Files serves as the inaugural chapter of an interconnected series of supernatural stories conceptualized by
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Some high school reunions involve awkward small talk at an Applebee’s. Others involve breaking into a houseful of vengeful, mid-century specters itching to complete a ritualistic blood sacrifice. Prepare for the ultimate reunion party from hell. Directed by Rel Howery, the horror comedy Haunted Heist serves up a frantic, high-stakes collision of bad choices, home invasion, and demonic activity. A High-Stakes Heist Meets Spectral Terror The setup is classic: four old friends decide that standard nostalgia isn’t cutting it. However, their reunion night takes a sharp right turn into a high-stakes house robbery. Their target is an imposing, secluded mansion bursting with untraceable wealth. The snag? The mansion’s original 1950s owners never actually left. They’ve just been hanging out in the afterlife, waiting for the right moment to host a proper demonic ritual. The crew quickly realizes they aren’t just robbing a house. They’re the main course in an ethereal sacrificial pact. Now, trapped with a cabal of vintage ghosts,
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For months, horror fans have been tracking Eli Roth’s latest dairy-themed nightmare, Ice Cream Man. The burning question: Is this a sweet summer treat, or is it as painful as brain freeze? Having just survived it, I’m happy to report that it’s exactly what you expect—for better and for worse. Here’s my mostly spoiler-free review. Set in a picture-perfect, sun-drenched summer resort town, the film taps into the ultimate childhood betrayal: What happens when the neighborhood ice cream man starts serving up soft-serve laced with pure, homicidal madness? Feral Kids and Paper Hats Forget about cavities. The local youth eat this tainted dairy and immediately descend into a state of feral, violent insanity. Playing our twisted dessert vendor is Ari Millen (Orphan Black), who gives off some genuinely spectacular “stranger danger” vibes and anchors the movie with a deeply creepy performance. Millen is backed by a solid ensemble, including Dylan Hawco, and a trio of actors Roth brought over from
Continue reading →
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Writer-director Chris Schwab (Heretic) has unveiled the trailer for his new feature Dracula: The Night Around Us. The film is a modern spin on Bram Stoker’s timeless horror masterpiece that proves you can never truly keep a good vampire down. Fresh off winning the Goule D’Or Award for Best Feature Film at the Portland Horror Film Festival, Dracula: The Night Around Us is now officially bound for London. It will celebrate its UK Premiere at Tubi FrightFest on August 30th as part of the Discovery Screen One lineup. “Dracula is a timeless story, and we’re thrilled to have been able to put a unique spin on one of cinema’s most iconic horrors,” says Schwab. “We can’t wait for London audiences to see what we’ve created.” Sewer-Dwelling Terror The dark reimagining centers on Dr. John Seward. He’s a depressed doctor working at an asylum for the criminally insane. However, he finds a rare glimmer of hope after bonding with his new
Continue reading →
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Nearly a decade after first rescuing this 1990s cult gem from VHS obscurity on Blu-ray, the physical media gods at Vinegar Syndrome are bringing the Clint Howard (Terrifier 3, Night Shift) classic Ice Cream Man to 4K Ultra HD. And no, before you ask, this movie has nothing to do with Eli Roth’s upcoming movie of the same name—this is the OG 1995 masterpiece of frozen terror. Pre-orders are live right now exclusively on Vinegar Syndrome’s website, with both a Standard Edition and a hyper-limited Slipcase Edition shipping out this month. The Limited Edition Flex For the serious collectors, the Ice Cream Man’s Limited Edition 2-disc set (capped at 6,000 units) comes wrapped in a sleek spot-gloss hard slipcase featuring artwork by Robert Sammelin, plus a 40-page perfect-bound book packed with essays from film historians Patrick Dahl, BJ Colangelo, and JA Kerswell. Vinegar Syndrome was quick to warn fans: “Absolutely no major retailers will be stocking them.” In short: move
Continue reading →
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In a horror mashup that frankly took way too long to happen, cinematic blood-splatter auteur Sam Raimi and Master of Terrors Stephen King are teaming up to bring King’s 1996 novel Desperation to Searchlight Pictures. Raimi is set to produce alongside his longtime Ghost House Pictures partner Robert Tapert, while screenwriter Ryan Brennan takes on the daunting task of adapting King’s uniquely unhinged prose. Searchlight’s Taylor Friedman and Cameron Chidsey are overseeing the production, ensuring your next drive through the desert will be thoroughly anxiety-inducing. Bad Cop, Worse Cop You’re stranded on a barren stretch of Nevada highway. A local cop pulls you over. Great, Help has arrived! Except he’s six-foot-seven, heavily possessed by an ancient demonic entity named Tak, and violently uninterested in giving you a warning. Forget speeding tickets, these travelers are just trying to keep their organs inside their bodies. The Directors: Hollywood’s Busiest Men In-demand directing duo Zach Lipovsky and Adam B. Stein are in talks
Continue reading →
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When Warner Bros. handed director John Boorman the keys to The Exorcist franchise following his triumphs with Point Blank and Deliverance, they expected another box-office miracle. Instead, they got 1977’s Exorcist II: The Heretic—one of the most notoriously catastrophic, utterly bizarre sequels in cinematic history. A critical and commercial trainwreck, The Heretic nearly ruined Boorman’s career and fundamentally altered how Hollywood greenlit big-budget risks. Yet, nearly five decades later, a new documentary, Boorman and the Devil, is stepping up to defend the magnificent madness of taking giant creative swings. Directed and edited by David Kittredge (The Sweet Life) and produced by indie horror heavyweight Travis Stevens (Jakob’s Wife), Jim Fall, and Kittredge, the acclaimed feature documentary explores the ambition, craft, and polarizing legacy of Boorman’s wild sequel. Distributor Yellow Veil Pictures is bringing the documentary to theaters starting August 28 at The Quad Cinema in New York City, before expanding wider on September 4 to major cities including Los Angeles,
Continue reading →
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Nothing ruins a quiet, cozy weekend quite like an accidental murder—and a whole lot of bad intentions. Cinema Epoch has officially acquired worldwide distribution rights to director Vito Trabucco’s deliciously twisted dark thriller-comedy, The Delicate Art of Cooking Italian and Killing Your Wife. Genre fans won’t have to wait long to feast on the madness. A global digital release is slated for late October across major streaming platforms. However, before it hits home screens, the film will make its international market debut at the 2026 American Film Market (AFM) in Los Angeles. Giallo Vibes, Paranoia, and Pasta It’s a blend of psychological suspense, razor-sharp dark comedy, and classic giallo influences. The film follows a man whose peaceful weekend devolves into absolute chaos after he murders his wife. What follows is a paranoia-fueled game of cat and mouse. However, reality keeps shifting, trust is nonexistent, and one fundamental rule remains: authentic Italian cuisine never lies. Wearing its inspirations proudly on its
Continue reading →
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We’ve all sat through a karaoke cover so agonizing it felt like an actual hate crime. Now, co-directors Chris Lightbody and Robert J. Steinmiller Jr. are taking that universal nightmare and turning it into a literal body count. Making their feature directorial debut, Lightbody and Steinmiller have officially announced the world premiere of Bad Karaoke. It’s a pitch-black horror-comedy where an ambitious young band finds themselves locked in a battle for survival against a murderous, possessed karaoke machine. Safe to say, there’s a whole lot more on the line than a free round of pub shots. The film stars Lexi Underwood (Little Fires Everywhere), Case Walker (The Other Two), and singer-actor Kat Cunning (Trinkets). The Story When wedding band keyboardist Emily discovers an old karaoke machine in the back of a dive bar, she thinks it will lead to a fun-filled night of singing and bonding with her bandmates. Unfortunately, this karaoke machine seems to have a thirst for blood.
Continue reading →
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If you thought Pennywise was terrifying on a standard multiplex screen, prepare to experience Stephen King’s cosmic nightmare wrapped completely around your head. This summer, Warner Bros. and immersive entertainment giant Cosm are bringing Andy Muschietti’s 2017 blockbuster IT to life in a brand-new, heart-stopping format beginning August 28, fans in Los Angeles, Dallas, and Atlanta can plunge face-first into the sewers of Derry via Cosm’s state-of-the-art “Shared Reality” venues (with a Detroit venue opening date to be announced soon). Horror Goes “Beyond the Frame” Stephen King’s iconic 1986 novel was first adapted into the beloved 1990 ABC miniseries starring Tim Curry. Then, Muschietti’s 2017 theatrical triumph—starring Bill Skarsgård alongside Jaeden Martell, Sophia Lillis, and Finn Wolfhard—shattered box office records. Now, it’s becoming the very first horror title to get the full Cosm treatment. Cosm venues aren’t your typical movie theaters. It features a staggering 87-foot-diameter, 12K+ LED dome paired with spatial audio. The experience uses fulldome production technology to
Continue reading →
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For the digital generation, chasing viral clout usually ends in cringe. For two overly ambitious streamers, it ends in total terror. Terror Films Releasing has officially joined forces with 741 Films and writer-director Wes Clark to unleash The Psychic: Files, a claustrophobic psychological horror flick heading straight to streaming platforms worldwide this August. Starring Shelby Latterman, Jason Dezik, and Amanda Schoonover, the film tracks two content creators. They make the horrible decision to break into a psychic’s house looking for cheap views and instant clout. What starts as a reckless stunt turns into a nightmarish ordeal. Soon, they realize the home isn’t just haunted—the spirits trapped inside are being pulled by the strings of something far more sinister. The First Chapter in a New Genre Slate Produced under 741 Films’ expanding genre banner—a studio focused on developing bold, audience-driven horror, thrillers, and manga adaptations—The Psychic: Files serves as the inaugural chapter of an interconnected series of supernatural stories conceptualized by
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