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Henry Cavil is Gearing Up for Two 'Warhammer 40,000' Projects!

Henry Cavil is Gearing Up for Two ‘Warhammer 40,000’ Projects!

If you thought Henry Cavill (The Witcher, Superman, Highlander) was going to settle for just one trip to the grim darkness of the far future, think again. On top of the flagship live-action series, Hollywood’s favorite mega-nerd is behind a new animated series. Variety reports that Prime Video is also officially developing a standalone animated “Warhammer 40,000″ series. And naturally, Cavill is executive producing this one too. From Anthology to Full-Blown Series The animated project is spinning directly out of Amazon’s late-2024 video game anthology Secret Level. The Warhammer 40,000 episode sent the fanbase into absolute hero-worship overdrive. Dave Wilson is co-creating and directing the new project alongside co-creator John Orloff, with heavy-hitting backing from Amazon MGM Studios, Blur Studio, and Games Workshop. “Secret Level wasn’t conceived simply as an anthology. It was designed as a launchpad for larger stories,” said co-creator and director Dave Wilson. “The response to the Warhammer episode was extraordinary… This series gives us the opportunity

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Being Bad Has Never Looked So Good: The Disney Store Drops Its All-New Villains Collection

Being Bad Has Never Looked So Good: The Disney Store Drops Its All-New Villains Collection

Forget the fairytale endings, pristine princess gowns, and heroic sidekicks—this Halloween, the Disney Store is letting the bad guys take the spotlight. The all-new Disney Villains Collection has officially landed on DisneyStore.com. And it’s giving fans of every age a chance to embrace their inner schemer. So, whether you’re loyal to classic mischief-makers like Maleficent and the Evil Queen or prefer galaxy-tier menace like Darth Maul, this line has everything you need to turn your spooky season up to eleven. Fashionably Evil Apparel & Accessories Who says being sinister means you can’t dress well? The new collection features fits that range from cozy-spooky to delightfully absurd. Statement Tops: Rock a Poison Apple Tank Top for Women, an Evil Queen Long Sleeve Fashion T-Shirt, Disney Villains Pullover Sweatshirt for Women, or Disney Villains Fashion T-Shirt. Heavy-Hitting Jerseys: Rep your favorite baddies on the field with The Big Bad Wolf Football Jersey, Maleficent as Dragon Football Jersey, Disney Villains Party Dress, and

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Peachfuzz is Back in the First Trailer for "The Creep Tapes" Season 3

Peachfuzz Is Back: “The Creep Tapes Season 3” Premieres This September

Hold onto your video cameras—everyone’s favorite socially awkward serial killer is unlocking his secret vault once again. Shudder and AMC+ have officially announced that Season 3 of “The Creep Tapes,” created by genre masterminds Mark Duplass and Patrick Brice, will kick off with a double-episode premiere on Tuesday, September 15. The new six-episode season promises another batch of agonizingly uncomfortable found-footage tapes documenting the bizarre final moments of the world’s most relentless killer (played, as always, with unsettling charm by Duplass) and his very unfortunate victims. Heavy-Hitting Guest Stars This season’s cast of doomed characters features some major horror royalty and familiar faces. Kate Siegel (Fall of the House of Usher, Hush), Nic Hamilton (IT), Elliott Fulham (Terrifier 2, Terrifier 3), and Ora Duplass (Coven Academy), Mark Duplass’s daughter, star in a special throwback episode. Season 3 Episode Guide The new six-episode season drops two new episodes weekly through September 29: Tuesday, September 15 (Premiere) Episode 301: “CRYSTAL” — A

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Dary Dixon's Ride is Ending: "The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon" Will Air its Last Season in 2027

Dary Dixon’s Ride is Ending: “The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon” Will Air its Last Season in 2027

Daryl Dixon’s passport is officially running out of pages. AMC has announced that the upcoming fourth season of the spinoff “The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon” will be its last. And the final leg of the journey is set to land in 2027. For a guy who just wanted to go for a quick motorcycle ride in Georgia back in 2010, Daryl Dixon has certainly taken the long way home. The Dynamic Duo’s Final Chapter Fan-favorite Norman Reedus will suit up one last time alongside long-time co-star Melissa McBride (Carol Peletier). After reuniting for Season 3, the duo takes an extended, chaotic scenic route through unfamiliar global apocalyptic landscapes. The final season promises to wrap up their relentless quest to get back to their loved ones. “Daryl Dixon has been an incredible journey. I thank each and every fan who has joined us on this ride,” Reedus said in a statement. “It’s been a privilege to build this story for these

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'Boorman and the Devil: 'Exorcist II' Documentary Hits Theaters This August

‘Boorman and the Devil: ‘Exorcist II’ Documentary Hits Theaters This August

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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Cinema Epoch Serving Up 'The Delicate Art of Cooking Italian and Killing Your Wife'

Cinema Epoch Serving Up ‘The Delicate Art of Cooking Italian and Killing Your Wife’

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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Sing for Your Life: Horror-Comedy 'Bad Karaoke' Prepares to Slaughter Tubi FrightFest 2026

Sing for Your Life: Horror-Comedy ‘Bad Karaoke’ Prepares to Slaughter Tubi FrightFest 2026

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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The Cosm Experience: Watch Andy Muschetti's 'IT' Like Never Before

The Cosm Experience: Watch Andy Muschetti’s ‘IT’ Like Never Before

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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Clout, Curses, and Found-Footage Dread: The Psychic: Files Sets August Release

Clout, Curses, and Found-Footage Dread: The Psychic: Files Sets August Release

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

Continue reading →
Shudder Original 'Hellcat,' From Director Brock Bodell, Premieres This August

Shudder Original ‘Hellcat,’ From Director Brock Bodell, Premieres This August

Horror fans have a brand-new reason to look forward to the dog days of summer. The highly anticipated Shudder Original feature, Hellcat. It is officially locked and loaded to hit the streaming platform next month. Written and directed by genre filmmaker Brock Bodell, the gripping psychological horror film is set to stream exclusively on Shudder starting August 14th. Get your first terrifying glimpse of the nightmare ahead by checking out the official trailer below. What’s It About? The film follows Lena, who awakens inside a moving camper trailer, gripped by the agonizing pain of a horrifying wound. However, her panic quickly escalates as the driver delivers a chilling message: they have exactly one hour to reach a doctor. Or she will succumb to an unimaginable fate. As the excruciating pain intensifies and Lena’s grip on reality begins to fracture. Meet the Director A lifelong devotee of the macabre, filmmaker Brock Bodell brings a wealth of seasoned experience to his debut

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Henry Cavil is Gearing Up for Two 'Warhammer 40,000' Projects!

Henry Cavil is Gearing Up for Two ‘Warhammer 40,000’ Projects!

If you thought Henry Cavill (The Witcher, Superman, Highlander) was going to settle for just one trip to the grim darkness of the far future, think again. On top of the flagship live-action series, Hollywood’s favorite mega-nerd is behind a new animated series. Variety reports that Prime Video is also officially developing a standalone animated “Warhammer 40,000″ series. And naturally, Cavill is executive producing this one too. From Anthology to Full-Blown Series The animated project is spinning directly out of Amazon’s late-2024 video game anthology Secret Level. The Warhammer 40,000 episode sent the fanbase into absolute hero-worship overdrive. Dave Wilson is co-creating and directing the new project alongside co-creator John Orloff, with heavy-hitting backing from Amazon MGM Studios, Blur Studio, and Games Workshop. “Secret Level wasn’t conceived simply as an anthology. It was designed as a launchpad for larger stories,” said co-creator and director Dave Wilson. “The response to the Warhammer episode was extraordinary… This series gives us the opportunity

Continue reading →
Being Bad Has Never Looked So Good: The Disney Store Drops Its All-New Villains Collection

Being Bad Has Never Looked So Good: The Disney Store Drops Its All-New Villains Collection

Forget the fairytale endings, pristine princess gowns, and heroic sidekicks—this Halloween, the Disney Store is letting the bad guys take the spotlight. The all-new Disney Villains Collection has officially landed on DisneyStore.com. And it’s giving fans of every age a chance to embrace their inner schemer. So, whether you’re loyal to classic mischief-makers like Maleficent and the Evil Queen or prefer galaxy-tier menace like Darth Maul, this line has everything you need to turn your spooky season up to eleven. Fashionably Evil Apparel & Accessories Who says being sinister means you can’t dress well? The new collection features fits that range from cozy-spooky to delightfully absurd. Statement Tops: Rock a Poison Apple Tank Top for Women, an Evil Queen Long Sleeve Fashion T-Shirt, Disney Villains Pullover Sweatshirt for Women, or Disney Villains Fashion T-Shirt. Heavy-Hitting Jerseys: Rep your favorite baddies on the field with The Big Bad Wolf Football Jersey, Maleficent as Dragon Football Jersey, Disney Villains Party Dress, and

Continue reading →
Peachfuzz is Back in the First Trailer for "The Creep Tapes" Season 3

Peachfuzz Is Back: “The Creep Tapes Season 3” Premieres This September

Hold onto your video cameras—everyone’s favorite socially awkward serial killer is unlocking his secret vault once again. Shudder and AMC+ have officially announced that Season 3 of “The Creep Tapes,” created by genre masterminds Mark Duplass and Patrick Brice, will kick off with a double-episode premiere on Tuesday, September 15. The new six-episode season promises another batch of agonizingly uncomfortable found-footage tapes documenting the bizarre final moments of the world’s most relentless killer (played, as always, with unsettling charm by Duplass) and his very unfortunate victims. Heavy-Hitting Guest Stars This season’s cast of doomed characters features some major horror royalty and familiar faces. Kate Siegel (Fall of the House of Usher, Hush), Nic Hamilton (IT), Elliott Fulham (Terrifier 2, Terrifier 3), and Ora Duplass (Coven Academy), Mark Duplass’s daughter, star in a special throwback episode. Season 3 Episode Guide The new six-episode season drops two new episodes weekly through September 29: Tuesday, September 15 (Premiere) Episode 301: “CRYSTAL” — A

Continue reading →
Dary Dixon's Ride is Ending: "The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon" Will Air its Last Season in 2027

Dary Dixon’s Ride is Ending: “The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon” Will Air its Last Season in 2027

Daryl Dixon’s passport is officially running out of pages. AMC has announced that the upcoming fourth season of the spinoff “The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon” will be its last. And the final leg of the journey is set to land in 2027. For a guy who just wanted to go for a quick motorcycle ride in Georgia back in 2010, Daryl Dixon has certainly taken the long way home. The Dynamic Duo’s Final Chapter Fan-favorite Norman Reedus will suit up one last time alongside long-time co-star Melissa McBride (Carol Peletier). After reuniting for Season 3, the duo takes an extended, chaotic scenic route through unfamiliar global apocalyptic landscapes. The final season promises to wrap up their relentless quest to get back to their loved ones. “Daryl Dixon has been an incredible journey. I thank each and every fan who has joined us on this ride,” Reedus said in a statement. “It’s been a privilege to build this story for these

Continue reading →
'Boorman and the Devil: 'Exorcist II' Documentary Hits Theaters This August

‘Boorman and the Devil: ‘Exorcist II’ Documentary Hits Theaters This August

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 →
Cinema Epoch Serving Up 'The Delicate Art of Cooking Italian and Killing Your Wife'

Cinema Epoch Serving Up ‘The Delicate Art of Cooking Italian and Killing Your Wife’

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 →
Sing for Your Life: Horror-Comedy 'Bad Karaoke' Prepares to Slaughter Tubi FrightFest 2026

Sing for Your Life: Horror-Comedy ‘Bad Karaoke’ Prepares to Slaughter Tubi FrightFest 2026

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 →
The Cosm Experience: Watch Andy Muschetti's 'IT' Like Never Before

The Cosm Experience: Watch Andy Muschetti’s ‘IT’ Like Never Before

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 →
Clout, Curses, and Found-Footage Dread: The Psychic: Files Sets August Release

Clout, Curses, and Found-Footage Dread: The Psychic: Files Sets August Release

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

Continue reading →
Shudder Original 'Hellcat,' From Director Brock Bodell, Premieres This August

Shudder Original ‘Hellcat,’ From Director Brock Bodell, Premieres This August

Horror fans have a brand-new reason to look forward to the dog days of summer. The highly anticipated Shudder Original feature, Hellcat. It is officially locked and loaded to hit the streaming platform next month. Written and directed by genre filmmaker Brock Bodell, the gripping psychological horror film is set to stream exclusively on Shudder starting August 14th. Get your first terrifying glimpse of the nightmare ahead by checking out the official trailer below. What’s It About? The film follows Lena, who awakens inside a moving camper trailer, gripped by the agonizing pain of a horrifying wound. However, her panic quickly escalates as the driver delivers a chilling message: they have exactly one hour to reach a doctor. Or she will succumb to an unimaginable fate. As the excruciating pain intensifies and Lena’s grip on reality begins to fracture. Meet the Director A lifelong devotee of the macabre, filmmaker Brock Bodell brings a wealth of seasoned experience to his debut

Continue reading →