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If your game night lacks the constant threat of industrial dismemberment, we have fantastic news. Mike Klubnika—the twisted mastermind behind the breakout hit Buckshot Roulette—and co-developer GDeavid have officially released Machine Party on Steam. Described as a “friendslop” collection of delightfully violent party games, Machine Party lets 2 to 4 players compete in a series of glorious, gore-soaked mini-games to prove whose life actually has value. Better yet, you can ruin your friendships for cheap: the game is currently sitting at a 15% launch discount until August 13. 15 Ways to Betray Your Best Friends Pumped up by a heavy industrial soundtrack from composer Alex Peipman, Machine Party takes the wholesome, party-game genre and subjects it to a series of borderline-illegal safety violations. Set inside the gloomy, familiar Klubnika universe, the game drops test subjects into 15 unique mini-games where split-second reflexes, cold calculation, and shameless backstabbing are all on the table. Whether you’re dodging deadly machinery or navigating tense
Continue reading →
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Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the North Atlantic, Netflix is gearing up to unleash a spine-tingling new creature-thriller that proves the ocean holds way more than just cod and lobster. The streaming giant has dropped the first teaser trailer for “Below.” It’s a six-episode coastal nightmare starring Josh Hartnett (Penny Dreadful, Trap, Oppenheimer). Charlie Heaton (Stranger Things) and Mackenzie Davis (Station Eleven) also star. Before dropping anchor on Netflix this October, the series will make its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) on September 10. A Small Town with Big Aquatic Problems Filmed on location in St. John’s, Newfoundland, the series drops audiences into a tight-knit seaside village where the local wildlife has suddenly developed a taste for terror. In the series, Calvin Penney (Hartnett) is a big‑hearted fisherman living in a small Newfoundland town. He is still haunted by his father’s mysterious death from decades ago. When a sea creature
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Dark Sky Films is preparing to unleash Blood Shine, a striking fusion of arthouse sensibility and visceral folk horror, directed by Emily Bennett and Justin Brooks. It is a haunting descent into obsession and a story that blurs the line between enlightenment and agony. A Hallucinatory Spiral Blood Shine centers on Clara, played by Shelby Oaks star Emily Bennett, a devout zealot who worships the light through solitary, increasingly sadistic rituals deep in the countryside. Enter Brighton West (David Call). He is a troubled filmmaker who retreats upstate in a desperate bid to finish his latest screenplay. When a chance encounter brings the two together, Brighton becomes entangled in Clara’s radical spiritual practices. He becomes convinced that her ceremonies hold the key to transforming him into a god. However, Clara draws the director into a fever-dream web of faith, flesh, and ultimate sublime terror. Indie Horror Royalty Assembles The film boasts an impressive lineup of genre favorites. Bennett and Call
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who The new official poster for Robert Eggers’ Werwulf has finally clawed its way into the light. It gives us a first glimpse at a contorted transformation that promises a creature feature unlike anything we’ve ever seen. Eggers has revealed he is aggressively stripping away modern cinematic cliches and reconstructing the werewolf mythos from its primal, folk-horror roots. Set against the bleak, unforgiving backdrop of 13th-century England, the film follows an ancient apex predator stalking the countryside, turning medieval superstition into a horrifying, living nightmare. A Powerhouse Ensemble of Heavy Hitters True to form, Eggers has assembled an elite cast of favorite collaborators and powerhouse talent to navigate the dark ages. The film is led by Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Lily-Rose Depp, hot off their work on Eggers’ Nosferatu. They are joined by Eggers’ favorite, Willem Dafoe, bringing back the unhinged, mad-eyed intensity of The Lighthouse. Ralph Ineson, whose gravelly, rumbling presence anchored The Witch, is also starring. Bodhi Rae Breathnach
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Parenthood is already a sleep-deprived nightmare, but Finnish filmmaker Hanna Bergholm is about to make it officially terrifying. Shudder has officially snapped up the rights to Nightborn, Bergholm’s highly anticipated follow-up to her grotesque, body-horror indie darling Hatching (2022). The streaming giant locked down distribution worldwide, ensuring horror fans everywhere can witness the chaos. The dark, visceral fable debuted in competition at Berlinale. Next, it is set for its North American premiere at the Fantasia Festival on July 22. Thankfully, you won’t have to wait long to stream it at home; the film drops exclusively on Shudder on August 1. Motherhood Can Be a Nightmare Written by Bergholm and Ilja Rautsi, Nightborn follows Saga and her British husband, Jon, who move into an isolated woodland house to build a perfect, picture-postcard family life. Naturally, because this is a horror film, that dream immediately implodes. The second their baby is born, Saga realizes something is deeply, horribly wrong with her newborn
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So, if there’s one thing modern horror fans know for certain, it’s that if Maika Monroe is starring in a horror film, we are in for an absolute, skin-crawling masterpiece. Fresh off the heels of Longlegs, she is returning to the genre in Victorian Psycho. The 19th-century-set film which has an R-rating from the MPAA for “strong bloody violence and brief sexual material.” Dark Secrets in the Manor Adapted directly from the acclaimed novel by author Virginia Feito herself, the film casts Monroe as Winifred, an eccentric governess. She arrives at a remote, gloomy gothic estate to care for a wealthy family’s children. Naturally, it doesn’t take long for the manor’s staff and residents to notice that something is deeply, terribly wrong. Beneath Winifred’s delicate, polite exterior lies a dark and bloody secret. She, however, isn’t just a quiet teacher. She is a ruthless, cold-blooded 19th-century serial killer. A Masterclass Genre Ensemble Under the direction of Zachary Wigon (Sanctuary) and
Continue reading →
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If classic genre cinema has taught us anything, it’s that a sweltering summer night down under is the perfect backdrop for carnage. Writer-director Mia-Kate Russell is bringing that bloody tradition back with her film, Penny Lane Is Dead. A Cupcake Game Gone Terribly Wrong Set on a scorching summer night in 1986 Australia. The film centers on Penny Lane, who joins her best friends Toni and Amy to celebrate her recent college acceptance. What should have been an innocent night of teenage rebellion takes a sharp, violent left turn. Penny’s deeply troubled cousin, Kat, decides a cruel prank is in order. However, the thoughtless, spiked-cupcake game quickly spirals out of control. What unfolds is a chaotic, blood-soaked night of betrayal, rage, and raw survival. Russell delivers a brutal descent into friendship gone wrong, laced with pitch-black comedy and visceral tension. Ensemble and Creative Team Bringing this retro nightmare to life is a talented ensemble cast led by Sophia Wright-Mendelsohn, Tahlee
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Move over, mainstream blockbusters—the underground has a new ruler, and it’s covered in cultist blood. The hit indie thriller Dark Places just pulled off a devastating coup at the Obscure Obsidian Film Awards, completely sweeping the festival with five major wins. The indie darling walked away with an enviable haul of hardware, including Best Feature, Best Horror Feature, Best Director (Geno McGahee), Best Actor (Jake Tyler), and Best Actress (Lindsey DeLand). This massive victory lap isn’t a fluke, either. It follows the film’s equally dominant run at the Ideal International Film Festival, where it snatched up top honors for Best Feature Film and Best Director. Distributed by Cinema Epoch and Cineridge Entertainment, DARK PLACES has been racking up staggering viewership numbers on streaming giants Tubi and Fawesome, fast becoming a certified word-of-mouth phenomenon among hardcore genre fans. Don’t Go Into the Woods (Or Near the Cults) Written and directed by Geno McGahee, the film is a deliberate, slick throwback to
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If you thought your last bachelorette party was a disaster because someone drank too much tequila and lost a shoe, count your blessings. The official poster for Ever After has just been released. It’s an upcoming horror flick that aims to turn classic bedtime stories into absolute nightmares. And it features a cast list that reads like a VIP section at a horror convention. Directed by László Illés, it was penned by Illés alongside László Krisztián Gera. Ever After takes the whimsical world of the Brothers Grimm, throws it into a blender, and hits purée. Grimm’s Fairy Tales, But Make It Scary Forget Prince Charming. The official loglines promise a delightfully unhinged twist on the “cabin in the woods” trope. A remote forest lodge seems like the perfect spot for a bachelorette getaway. However, the woods are infested with bloodthirsty lunatics. And they are suffering from a severe, homicidal case of fairy tale delusions. As the lines between fantasy and
Continue reading →
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If horror movies have taught us anything, it’s that celebrating your birthday deep in the woods is basically an open invitation to be hunted. Lionsgate’s new psychological thriller, Capps Crossing: Wrong Side of Dead, is here to prove that rule once again—and it is officially available today On Demand and Digital. Directed by Mike Stahl, the film serves up an intense cocktail of psychological mind games, survival cardio, and a stark reminder to never, ever trust the local park staff. Surviving the Ultimate Bad Trip The plot follows Amber, whose birthday getaway with friends goes sideways faster than you can say “scenic overlook.” Enter a demented park ranger with a deeply tortured past and an overwhelming urge to turn their weekend into a masterclass in terror. Fortunately for Amber, she isn’t your average “trips-over-a-flat-leaf” horror protagonist. She’s an elite athlete and a brilliant social profiler—meaning she’s got the tactical brains to match her endurance. Forced to rely on every tool
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If your game night lacks the constant threat of industrial dismemberment, we have fantastic news. Mike Klubnika—the twisted mastermind behind the breakout hit Buckshot Roulette—and co-developer GDeavid have officially released Machine Party on Steam. Described as a “friendslop” collection of delightfully violent party games, Machine Party lets 2 to 4 players compete in a series of glorious, gore-soaked mini-games to prove whose life actually has value. Better yet, you can ruin your friendships for cheap: the game is currently sitting at a 15% launch discount until August 13. 15 Ways to Betray Your Best Friends Pumped up by a heavy industrial soundtrack from composer Alex Peipman, Machine Party takes the wholesome, party-game genre and subjects it to a series of borderline-illegal safety violations. Set inside the gloomy, familiar Klubnika universe, the game drops test subjects into 15 unique mini-games where split-second reflexes, cold calculation, and shameless backstabbing are all on the table. Whether you’re dodging deadly machinery or navigating tense
Continue reading →
NetflixNewsStreaming TVThrillerTrailers
Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the North Atlantic, Netflix is gearing up to unleash a spine-tingling new creature-thriller that proves the ocean holds way more than just cod and lobster. The streaming giant has dropped the first teaser trailer for “Below.” It’s a six-episode coastal nightmare starring Josh Hartnett (Penny Dreadful, Trap, Oppenheimer). Charlie Heaton (Stranger Things) and Mackenzie Davis (Station Eleven) also star. Before dropping anchor on Netflix this October, the series will make its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) on September 10. A Small Town with Big Aquatic Problems Filmed on location in St. John’s, Newfoundland, the series drops audiences into a tight-knit seaside village where the local wildlife has suddenly developed a taste for terror. In the series, Calvin Penney (Hartnett) is a big‑hearted fisherman living in a small Newfoundland town. He is still haunted by his father’s mysterious death from decades ago. When a sea creature
Continue reading →
MoviesNewsTrailers
Dark Sky Films is preparing to unleash Blood Shine, a striking fusion of arthouse sensibility and visceral folk horror, directed by Emily Bennett and Justin Brooks. It is a haunting descent into obsession and a story that blurs the line between enlightenment and agony. A Hallucinatory Spiral Blood Shine centers on Clara, played by Shelby Oaks star Emily Bennett, a devout zealot who worships the light through solitary, increasingly sadistic rituals deep in the countryside. Enter Brighton West (David Call). He is a troubled filmmaker who retreats upstate in a desperate bid to finish his latest screenplay. When a chance encounter brings the two together, Brighton becomes entangled in Clara’s radical spiritual practices. He becomes convinced that her ceremonies hold the key to transforming him into a god. However, Clara draws the director into a fever-dream web of faith, flesh, and ultimate sublime terror. Indie Horror Royalty Assembles The film boasts an impressive lineup of genre favorites. Bennett and Call
Continue reading →
MoviesNewsTrailers
who The new official poster for Robert Eggers’ Werwulf has finally clawed its way into the light. It gives us a first glimpse at a contorted transformation that promises a creature feature unlike anything we’ve ever seen. Eggers has revealed he is aggressively stripping away modern cinematic cliches and reconstructing the werewolf mythos from its primal, folk-horror roots. Set against the bleak, unforgiving backdrop of 13th-century England, the film follows an ancient apex predator stalking the countryside, turning medieval superstition into a horrifying, living nightmare. A Powerhouse Ensemble of Heavy Hitters True to form, Eggers has assembled an elite cast of favorite collaborators and powerhouse talent to navigate the dark ages. The film is led by Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Lily-Rose Depp, hot off their work on Eggers’ Nosferatu. They are joined by Eggers’ favorite, Willem Dafoe, bringing back the unhinged, mad-eyed intensity of The Lighthouse. Ralph Ineson, whose gravelly, rumbling presence anchored The Witch, is also starring. Bodhi Rae Breathnach
Continue reading →
MoviesNewsShudderStreaming TVTrailers
Parenthood is already a sleep-deprived nightmare, but Finnish filmmaker Hanna Bergholm is about to make it officially terrifying. Shudder has officially snapped up the rights to Nightborn, Bergholm’s highly anticipated follow-up to her grotesque, body-horror indie darling Hatching (2022). The streaming giant locked down distribution worldwide, ensuring horror fans everywhere can witness the chaos. The dark, visceral fable debuted in competition at Berlinale. Next, it is set for its North American premiere at the Fantasia Festival on July 22. Thankfully, you won’t have to wait long to stream it at home; the film drops exclusively on Shudder on August 1. Motherhood Can Be a Nightmare Written by Bergholm and Ilja Rautsi, Nightborn follows Saga and her British husband, Jon, who move into an isolated woodland house to build a perfect, picture-postcard family life. Naturally, because this is a horror film, that dream immediately implodes. The second their baby is born, Saga realizes something is deeply, horribly wrong with her newborn
Continue reading →
AdaptationBooksMoviesNewsTrailers
So, if there’s one thing modern horror fans know for certain, it’s that if Maika Monroe is starring in a horror film, we are in for an absolute, skin-crawling masterpiece. Fresh off the heels of Longlegs, she is returning to the genre in Victorian Psycho. The 19th-century-set film which has an R-rating from the MPAA for “strong bloody violence and brief sexual material.” Dark Secrets in the Manor Adapted directly from the acclaimed novel by author Virginia Feito herself, the film casts Monroe as Winifred, an eccentric governess. She arrives at a remote, gloomy gothic estate to care for a wealthy family’s children. Naturally, it doesn’t take long for the manor’s staff and residents to notice that something is deeply, terribly wrong. Beneath Winifred’s delicate, polite exterior lies a dark and bloody secret. She, however, isn’t just a quiet teacher. She is a ruthless, cold-blooded 19th-century serial killer. A Masterclass Genre Ensemble Under the direction of Zachary Wigon (Sanctuary) and
Continue reading →
MoviesNewsShudderStreaming TVTrailers
If classic genre cinema has taught us anything, it’s that a sweltering summer night down under is the perfect backdrop for carnage. Writer-director Mia-Kate Russell is bringing that bloody tradition back with her film, Penny Lane Is Dead. A Cupcake Game Gone Terribly Wrong Set on a scorching summer night in 1986 Australia. The film centers on Penny Lane, who joins her best friends Toni and Amy to celebrate her recent college acceptance. What should have been an innocent night of teenage rebellion takes a sharp, violent left turn. Penny’s deeply troubled cousin, Kat, decides a cruel prank is in order. However, the thoughtless, spiked-cupcake game quickly spirals out of control. What unfolds is a chaotic, blood-soaked night of betrayal, rage, and raw survival. Russell delivers a brutal descent into friendship gone wrong, laced with pitch-black comedy and visceral tension. Ensemble and Creative Team Bringing this retro nightmare to life is a talented ensemble cast led by Sophia Wright-Mendelsohn, Tahlee
Continue reading →
MoviesNewsTrailers
Move over, mainstream blockbusters—the underground has a new ruler, and it’s covered in cultist blood. The hit indie thriller Dark Places just pulled off a devastating coup at the Obscure Obsidian Film Awards, completely sweeping the festival with five major wins. The indie darling walked away with an enviable haul of hardware, including Best Feature, Best Horror Feature, Best Director (Geno McGahee), Best Actor (Jake Tyler), and Best Actress (Lindsey DeLand). This massive victory lap isn’t a fluke, either. It follows the film’s equally dominant run at the Ideal International Film Festival, where it snatched up top honors for Best Feature Film and Best Director. Distributed by Cinema Epoch and Cineridge Entertainment, DARK PLACES has been racking up staggering viewership numbers on streaming giants Tubi and Fawesome, fast becoming a certified word-of-mouth phenomenon among hardcore genre fans. Don’t Go Into the Woods (Or Near the Cults) Written and directed by Geno McGahee, the film is a deliberate, slick throwback to
Continue reading →
MoviesNewsTrailers
If you thought your last bachelorette party was a disaster because someone drank too much tequila and lost a shoe, count your blessings. The official poster for Ever After has just been released. It’s an upcoming horror flick that aims to turn classic bedtime stories into absolute nightmares. And it features a cast list that reads like a VIP section at a horror convention. Directed by László Illés, it was penned by Illés alongside László Krisztián Gera. Ever After takes the whimsical world of the Brothers Grimm, throws it into a blender, and hits purée. Grimm’s Fairy Tales, But Make It Scary Forget Prince Charming. The official loglines promise a delightfully unhinged twist on the “cabin in the woods” trope. A remote forest lodge seems like the perfect spot for a bachelorette getaway. However, the woods are infested with bloodthirsty lunatics. And they are suffering from a severe, homicidal case of fairy tale delusions. As the lines between fantasy and
Continue reading →
MoviesNewsTrailers
If horror movies have taught us anything, it’s that celebrating your birthday deep in the woods is basically an open invitation to be hunted. Lionsgate’s new psychological thriller, Capps Crossing: Wrong Side of Dead, is here to prove that rule once again—and it is officially available today On Demand and Digital. Directed by Mike Stahl, the film serves up an intense cocktail of psychological mind games, survival cardio, and a stark reminder to never, ever trust the local park staff. Surviving the Ultimate Bad Trip The plot follows Amber, whose birthday getaway with friends goes sideways faster than you can say “scenic overlook.” Enter a demented park ranger with a deeply tortured past and an overwhelming urge to turn their weekend into a masterclass in terror. Fortunately for Amber, she isn’t your average “trips-over-a-flat-leaf” horror protagonist. She’s an elite athlete and a brilliant social profiler—meaning she’s got the tactical brains to match her endurance. Forced to rely on every tool
Continue reading →
