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Dermot Mulroney and Chris Jericho Star in ‘Dead of Night,’ Slicing its Way into Theaters
A dark figure leaves a pile of bodies in his wake in the horror-thriller Dead of the Night, arriving in theaters this November. The movie stars Dermot Mulroney alongside Scott Grimes, Jake Busey, and Kirrilee Berger. Professional wrestling legend Chris Jericho also stars and serves as an executive producer. Sheriff Races Against Growing Paranoia Director Derek Sulek co-wrote this atmospheric murder mystery. In the story, a mutilated teenage body shatters the peace of a small community. Paranoia consumes the town as more gruesome killings follow. Sheriff Weaver, played by Mulroney, races to identify the ruthless killer. Meanwhile, his daughter Kelly starts her own investigation into the deaths. She soon suspects that a far more sinister force is at play. Talented Director Crafts Los Angeles Thriller Sulek is a Los Angeles filmmaker and co-owner of Fade to Black Films. Previously, he directed thrillers like Trapped in the Cabin and Chaos on the Farm. Additionally, he produced films such as The Walls
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Ahead of Screamfest, the New ‘dATE’ Trailer Teases That Dating Can Be Deadly
Let’s be honest, dating sucks between getting catfished, losers, and psychos. It’s scary. Now, a new horror movie, dATE, takes the struggle to terrifying new heights. Get ready for an absolute bloodbath on the dating scene! dATE has released its trailer and has officially scored a coveted spot as an Official Selection at Screamfest 2026. Written and directed by Scott Milam, this seductive nightmare blends high-fashion glamour with pure terror. And genre fans are already buzzing about this wildly inventive, pulse-pounding premise! Glamour by Day, Murder by Night The story follows fashion model Lydia Carver as she navigates her seemingly perfect life. She spends her days posing in glamorous photoshoots and her nights diving into the dating pool. However, maintaining her flawless appearance requires satisfying a truly ravenous appetite! Unsuspecting suitors quickly discover that dating Lydia comes with a deadly, blood-soaked price tag. A Powerhouse Genre Cast In addition to its terrifying setup, dATE boasts an unbelievable ensemble of fan-favorite
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Ridley Scott’s Dystopian Thriller ‘Dog Stars’ Coming to Digital and 4K UHD
Legendary director Ridley Scott, behind films like Gladiator, Alien, and Blade Runner, is returning to the dystopian genre. His latest film, the highly anticipated cinematic adaptation of The Dog Stars, is coming to digital. Based on Peter Heller’s acclaimed 2012 novel, the film takes place in a haunting, stripped-down future. A devastating pandemic has wiped out the vast majority of human civilization. Survivors must navigate a broken world. However, they must also face the threat of “Reapers”—ruthless, nomadic scavengers who prey on those trying to rebuild. The Search for a Better Life At the center of the narrative is Hig (Jacob Elordi). He’s a civilian pilot who survived the deadly flu that claimed his wife and destroyed the world as he knew it. Living out of an abandoned air park with a gruff, heavily armed companion and his loyal dog, Hig spends his days patrolling the skies in a 1956 Cessna. He desperately searches for signs of hope, humanity, and
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Brutal POV Movie ‘Bad Day at the Office’ is Exploding into Theaters
If you think your day at the office was bad, imagine waking up with complete amnesia, a fresh corpse in your bathtub, and half the city’s criminal underworld battering down your door. The final trailer for Bad Day at the Office has officially arrived. And it offers an immersive, front-row seat to pure cinematic madness. The turbo-charged action-thriller premiered as the opening-night feature of the prestigious Midnight Madness section at the Edinburgh International Film Festival. And now, it’s heading to theaters this October. A High-Octane First-Person Experience Shot entirely from a first-person perspective utilizing specialized GoPro camera rigs, the film completely transforms the traditional action-thriller format. View every bone-crunching strike, high-speed vehicle pursuit, and massive explosion through the main character’s eyes. By ditching traditional camera setups, the production immerses viewers in the center of the conflict. It makes the audience feel less like passive observers and more like active players in a video game. A High-Stakes Narrative Built on Amnesia
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The New Trailer and Poster for ‘Slayground’ Tease A Nightmare-Inducing Film
It has been a decade since Jeremy Saulnier unleashed Green Room, one of the most intense thrillers in recent memory. After directing Murder Party and Blue Ruin, Saulnier initially seemed poised to dominate the horror world. However, the filmmaker subsequently pivoted into gritty action-thrillers like Hold the Dark and Rebel Ridge. Meanwhile, those projects delivered high-octane suspense, and genre enthusiasts eagerly awaited his full return to visceral terror: Slayground. A24 Unveils New Poster for Slayground A24 recently unveiled a new promotional poster for the project and confirmed a January release. The first trailer has also arrived, teasing a heart-pounding horror film about a mass murder, a man on the run, and a movie you don’t want to miss. Halloween Terror Set Inside a Haunted Attraction Slayground transforms a seasonal, immersive haunted house attraction into a claustrophobic pressure cooker. Named after the fictional haunt where the story unfolds, Slayground centers on a fugitive played by Cory Michael Smith. He finds himself
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Terror at 30,000 Feet: High-Altitude Horror ‘Black Box’ Lands on Paramount+
Please ensure your seatbelts are fastened. If you already experience baseline anxiety regarding turbulent flights or claustrophobic airplane cabins, you should definitely brace yourself. Black Box, also known as Black Box: Flight 298, is now streaming. High-Altitude Horror Powered by Genre Veterans Based on the acclaimed short film The Vessel, this supernatural horror film boasts a massive production pedigree behind the camera. Stephen Susco penned the terrifying screenplay, known for his work on The Grudge and Texas Chainsaw 3D. Furthermore, director Steven Quale helms the project, bringing his proven expertise in crafting inventive death sequences from Final Destination 5. Supernatural Turbulence Traps Passengers in Airborne Hell The narrative takes the standard “flight from hell” trope and aggressively forces it through a brutal meat grinder. During a routine domestic flight, passengers suddenly encounter a terrifying gauntlet of raw, claustrophobic panic amidst inexplicable phenomena. As a result, terrified travelers must fight impossible odds as technological malfunctions, supernatural occurrences, and alien influences collide
Continue reading →
Eli Roth’s ‘Ice Cream Man’ Serves Up a Treat with its Limited Edition Steelbook Release
After its theatrical and digital release, Eli Roth’s latest splatterfest, Ice Cream Man, is now available on physical media. So, pop some popcorn, get comfy, and get ready for an ultra-violent gorefest! However, make sure your kids are out of the house, unless you want them scared for life. Set in an idyllic, sun-drenched summer town, the film takes a wholesome childhood staple and twists it into pure, violent insanity. When the neighborhood ice cream vendor starts serving soft-serve laced with homicidal psychosis, the local children descend into a feral, blood-soaked frenzy. And they have a hive-mind-like mission: kill everyone who hasn’t turned. Cast, Crew, and Practical Splatter Ari Millen (Orphan Black) stars as the titular dessert vendor, donning a vintage paper soda jerk hat to dish out dairy-induced carnage. He leads an ensemble cast that includes Benjamin Byron Davis, who joined us for an interview about the movie. He’s joined by Dylan Hawco, Sarah Abbott, Kiori Mirza Waldman, and
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Director Alex Cox Returns for His Final Masterpiece, ‘Dead Souls’
Director Alex Cox delivers a sharp frontier fable about American greed in his ultimate cinematic bow, Dead Souls. The acclaimed Repo Man filmmaker and Mad God actor stars as Strindler, a mysterious drifter hunting for dead Mexican laborers across the West. A Classic Literary Tale Transformed into a Dark Western This loose adaptation of Nikolai Gogol’s classic novel Dead Souls quickly sparks widespread suspicion. Strindler offers handsome payments for the names of dead men. As he wanders between saloons and ranches, he proves that money speaks. Yet, wealth often invites grave trouble. Crooked officials and lethal pistol duels follow him everywhere. Spaghetti Western legend Gianni Garko co-wrote the script, adding classic genre flair. Meanwhile, Cox weaves dark satire with unexpected narrative twists. The Bleak Reality of the American Frontier Ultimately, this meditative Western exposes the dark borderlands of the American nightmare. Fortunes rest on shady deals. Legacies rise from blood and gold. Physical Release Details Dead Souls arrives on Blu-ray
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Spoiler-Free Reviews: When She Sings and Moryow (Dark Nights Film Fest)
When She Sings (U.K., 2026) Official synopsis In a dreary, British seaside town, a talented artist is haunted by a sinister mermaid, and terrorized by a coven of strange locals. Review When She Sings is a classic example of fine folk horror cinema. Director Paul Holbrook invests his short film with a sense of dread throughout as artist Fay Corr (Laura Bayston, who cowrote the screenplay with Holbrook) is harassed by local townsfolk speaking in mysterious short bursts as she grieves over the death of her sister. Cinematographer James Oldham wonderfully captures the beauty of the coastal setting and the bleakness of Fay’s world, with Composers Hannah Cartwright and Ross Tones aiding greatly with the short’s mood. Moryow (U.K., 2026) Official synopsis A recovering addict, desperate to escape her past, finds herself on a cursed fishing boat headed into a Lovecraftian nightmare where the depths of the ocean feed on her darkest sins. Review Writer/director Ted Wilkes weaves
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Own ‘Army of Darkness’ Now on 4K and the Special Screwhead Edition
Horror fans worldwide adore one iconic franchise and its legendary star! Naturally, we are talking about Bruce Campbell and the phenomenal Evil Dead universe. The terror originally began with the groundbreaking classic The Evil Dead. However, the series took a wildly hilarious fantasy turn in Sam Raimi’s 1992 Army of Darkness. Sucked Through Time into Medieval Chaos In this fan-favorite installment, hero Ash Williams gets sucked through time into a medieval nightmare! Furthermore, he must battle swarms of deadites unleashed by the infamous Necronomicon. Ash wields his trusty chainsaw and boomstick to save the kingdom. This brilliant blend of slapstick comedy and dark fantasy made an instant cult classic! Massive New Releases Unleashed by Universal Now, Universal has officially unleashed Army of Darkness on glorious 4K UHD! Moreover, fans can also conjure the ultimate Screwhead Collection on Blu-ray and DVD. Both incredible physical media releases come packed with massive, exclusive bonus features. Explore behind-the-scenes magic and endless classic extras from
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Dermot Mulroney and Chris Jericho Star in ‘Dead of Night,’ Slicing its Way into Theaters
A dark figure leaves a pile of bodies in his wake in the horror-thriller Dead of the Night, arriving in theaters this November. The movie stars Dermot Mulroney alongside Scott Grimes, Jake Busey, and Kirrilee Berger. Professional wrestling legend Chris Jericho also stars and serves as an executive producer. Sheriff Races Against Growing Paranoia Director Derek Sulek co-wrote this atmospheric murder mystery. In the story, a mutilated teenage body shatters the peace of a small community. Paranoia consumes the town as more gruesome killings follow. Sheriff Weaver, played by Mulroney, races to identify the ruthless killer. Meanwhile, his daughter Kelly starts her own investigation into the deaths. She soon suspects that a far more sinister force is at play. Talented Director Crafts Los Angeles Thriller Sulek is a Los Angeles filmmaker and co-owner of Fade to Black Films. Previously, he directed thrillers like Trapped in the Cabin and Chaos on the Farm. Additionally, he produced films such as The Walls
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Ahead of Screamfest, the New ‘dATE’ Trailer Teases That Dating Can Be Deadly
Let’s be honest, dating sucks between getting catfished, losers, and psychos. It’s scary. Now, a new horror movie, dATE, takes the struggle to terrifying new heights. Get ready for an absolute bloodbath on the dating scene! dATE has released its trailer and has officially scored a coveted spot as an Official Selection at Screamfest 2026. Written and directed by Scott Milam, this seductive nightmare blends high-fashion glamour with pure terror. And genre fans are already buzzing about this wildly inventive, pulse-pounding premise! Glamour by Day, Murder by Night The story follows fashion model Lydia Carver as she navigates her seemingly perfect life. She spends her days posing in glamorous photoshoots and her nights diving into the dating pool. However, maintaining her flawless appearance requires satisfying a truly ravenous appetite! Unsuspecting suitors quickly discover that dating Lydia comes with a deadly, blood-soaked price tag. A Powerhouse Genre Cast In addition to its terrifying setup, dATE boasts an unbelievable ensemble of fan-favorite
Continue reading →
Ridley Scott’s Dystopian Thriller ‘Dog Stars’ Coming to Digital and 4K UHD
Legendary director Ridley Scott, behind films like Gladiator, Alien, and Blade Runner, is returning to the dystopian genre. His latest film, the highly anticipated cinematic adaptation of The Dog Stars, is coming to digital. Based on Peter Heller’s acclaimed 2012 novel, the film takes place in a haunting, stripped-down future. A devastating pandemic has wiped out the vast majority of human civilization. Survivors must navigate a broken world. However, they must also face the threat of “Reapers”—ruthless, nomadic scavengers who prey on those trying to rebuild. The Search for a Better Life At the center of the narrative is Hig (Jacob Elordi). He’s a civilian pilot who survived the deadly flu that claimed his wife and destroyed the world as he knew it. Living out of an abandoned air park with a gruff, heavily armed companion and his loyal dog, Hig spends his days patrolling the skies in a 1956 Cessna. He desperately searches for signs of hope, humanity, and
Continue reading →
Brutal POV Movie ‘Bad Day at the Office’ is Exploding into Theaters
If you think your day at the office was bad, imagine waking up with complete amnesia, a fresh corpse in your bathtub, and half the city’s criminal underworld battering down your door. The final trailer for Bad Day at the Office has officially arrived. And it offers an immersive, front-row seat to pure cinematic madness. The turbo-charged action-thriller premiered as the opening-night feature of the prestigious Midnight Madness section at the Edinburgh International Film Festival. And now, it’s heading to theaters this October. A High-Octane First-Person Experience Shot entirely from a first-person perspective utilizing specialized GoPro camera rigs, the film completely transforms the traditional action-thriller format. View every bone-crunching strike, high-speed vehicle pursuit, and massive explosion through the main character’s eyes. By ditching traditional camera setups, the production immerses viewers in the center of the conflict. It makes the audience feel less like passive observers and more like active players in a video game. A High-Stakes Narrative Built on Amnesia
Continue reading →
The New Trailer and Poster for ‘Slayground’ Tease A Nightmare-Inducing Film
It has been a decade since Jeremy Saulnier unleashed Green Room, one of the most intense thrillers in recent memory. After directing Murder Party and Blue Ruin, Saulnier initially seemed poised to dominate the horror world. However, the filmmaker subsequently pivoted into gritty action-thrillers like Hold the Dark and Rebel Ridge. Meanwhile, those projects delivered high-octane suspense, and genre enthusiasts eagerly awaited his full return to visceral terror: Slayground. A24 Unveils New Poster for Slayground A24 recently unveiled a new promotional poster for the project and confirmed a January release. The first trailer has also arrived, teasing a heart-pounding horror film about a mass murder, a man on the run, and a movie you don’t want to miss. Halloween Terror Set Inside a Haunted Attraction Slayground transforms a seasonal, immersive haunted house attraction into a claustrophobic pressure cooker. Named after the fictional haunt where the story unfolds, Slayground centers on a fugitive played by Cory Michael Smith. He finds himself
Continue reading →
Terror at 30,000 Feet: High-Altitude Horror ‘Black Box’ Lands on Paramount+
Please ensure your seatbelts are fastened. If you already experience baseline anxiety regarding turbulent flights or claustrophobic airplane cabins, you should definitely brace yourself. Black Box, also known as Black Box: Flight 298, is now streaming. High-Altitude Horror Powered by Genre Veterans Based on the acclaimed short film The Vessel, this supernatural horror film boasts a massive production pedigree behind the camera. Stephen Susco penned the terrifying screenplay, known for his work on The Grudge and Texas Chainsaw 3D. Furthermore, director Steven Quale helms the project, bringing his proven expertise in crafting inventive death sequences from Final Destination 5. Supernatural Turbulence Traps Passengers in Airborne Hell The narrative takes the standard “flight from hell” trope and aggressively forces it through a brutal meat grinder. During a routine domestic flight, passengers suddenly encounter a terrifying gauntlet of raw, claustrophobic panic amidst inexplicable phenomena. As a result, terrified travelers must fight impossible odds as technological malfunctions, supernatural occurrences, and alien influences collide
Continue reading →
Eli Roth’s ‘Ice Cream Man’ Serves Up a Treat with its Limited Edition Steelbook Release
After its theatrical and digital release, Eli Roth’s latest splatterfest, Ice Cream Man, is now available on physical media. So, pop some popcorn, get comfy, and get ready for an ultra-violent gorefest! However, make sure your kids are out of the house, unless you want them scared for life. Set in an idyllic, sun-drenched summer town, the film takes a wholesome childhood staple and twists it into pure, violent insanity. When the neighborhood ice cream vendor starts serving soft-serve laced with homicidal psychosis, the local children descend into a feral, blood-soaked frenzy. And they have a hive-mind-like mission: kill everyone who hasn’t turned. Cast, Crew, and Practical Splatter Ari Millen (Orphan Black) stars as the titular dessert vendor, donning a vintage paper soda jerk hat to dish out dairy-induced carnage. He leads an ensemble cast that includes Benjamin Byron Davis, who joined us for an interview about the movie. He’s joined by Dylan Hawco, Sarah Abbott, Kiori Mirza Waldman, and
Continue reading →
Director Alex Cox Returns for His Final Masterpiece, ‘Dead Souls’
Director Alex Cox delivers a sharp frontier fable about American greed in his ultimate cinematic bow, Dead Souls. The acclaimed Repo Man filmmaker and Mad God actor stars as Strindler, a mysterious drifter hunting for dead Mexican laborers across the West. A Classic Literary Tale Transformed into a Dark Western This loose adaptation of Nikolai Gogol’s classic novel Dead Souls quickly sparks widespread suspicion. Strindler offers handsome payments for the names of dead men. As he wanders between saloons and ranches, he proves that money speaks. Yet, wealth often invites grave trouble. Crooked officials and lethal pistol duels follow him everywhere. Spaghetti Western legend Gianni Garko co-wrote the script, adding classic genre flair. Meanwhile, Cox weaves dark satire with unexpected narrative twists. The Bleak Reality of the American Frontier Ultimately, this meditative Western exposes the dark borderlands of the American nightmare. Fortunes rest on shady deals. Legacies rise from blood and gold. Physical Release Details Dead Souls arrives on Blu-ray
Continue reading →
Spoiler-Free Reviews: When She Sings and Moryow (Dark Nights Film Fest)
When She Sings (U.K., 2026) Official synopsis In a dreary, British seaside town, a talented artist is haunted by a sinister mermaid, and terrorized by a coven of strange locals. Review When She Sings is a classic example of fine folk horror cinema. Director Paul Holbrook invests his short film with a sense of dread throughout as artist Fay Corr (Laura Bayston, who cowrote the screenplay with Holbrook) is harassed by local townsfolk speaking in mysterious short bursts as she grieves over the death of her sister. Cinematographer James Oldham wonderfully captures the beauty of the coastal setting and the bleakness of Fay’s world, with Composers Hannah Cartwright and Ross Tones aiding greatly with the short’s mood. Moryow (U.K., 2026) Official synopsis A recovering addict, desperate to escape her past, finds herself on a cursed fishing boat headed into a Lovecraftian nightmare where the depths of the ocean feed on her darkest sins. Review Writer/director Ted Wilkes weaves
Continue reading →
Own ‘Army of Darkness’ Now on 4K and the Special Screwhead Edition
Horror fans worldwide adore one iconic franchise and its legendary star! Naturally, we are talking about Bruce Campbell and the phenomenal Evil Dead universe. The terror originally began with the groundbreaking classic The Evil Dead. However, the series took a wildly hilarious fantasy turn in Sam Raimi’s 1992 Army of Darkness. Sucked Through Time into Medieval Chaos In this fan-favorite installment, hero Ash Williams gets sucked through time into a medieval nightmare! Furthermore, he must battle swarms of deadites unleashed by the infamous Necronomicon. Ash wields his trusty chainsaw and boomstick to save the kingdom. This brilliant blend of slapstick comedy and dark fantasy made an instant cult classic! Massive New Releases Unleashed by Universal Now, Universal has officially unleashed Army of Darkness on glorious 4K UHD! Moreover, fans can also conjure the ultimate Screwhead Collection on Blu-ray and DVD. Both incredible physical media releases come packed with massive, exclusive bonus features. Explore behind-the-scenes magic and endless classic extras from
Continue reading →