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Sorority Slaughter: ‘Buzzkill’ Unleashes Slasher Mayhem onto Tubi This Month
Tubi is officially kicking off its Terror on Tubi event, no longer just a Halloween event, with a hilarious, blood-soaked twist on the slasher genre. The streaming platform has unleashed the official trailer for Buzzkill. It’s a brand-new Tubi Original feature slated to premiere later this month. Directed by Jem Garrard (R.L. Stine’s Pumpkinhead) and written by Suzanne Keilly (Slumber Party Massacre), the film blends sharp horror-comedy with slasher mayhem, promising a wild ride. A Tipsy Final Girl Against a Vengeful Killer The nightmare unfolds when a group of sorority sisters finds themselves locked in a frantic fight for their lives against a relentless killer. Nora stands between the sisters and total slaughter. The notorious party girl who discovers an absurdly twisted secret to surviving the night. The more intoxicated she gets, the more her foggy, alcohol-fueled memories reveal vital clues about the murderer’s true identity. In a desperate race against time and her own liver, Nora must piece together
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Kindness Turns Deadly in Trailer for Level 33’s ‘The Nice Ones’
Level 33 Entertainment has unveiled the official trailer for The Nice Ones, a new psychological horror-thriller from writer-director Peter Stylianou (Drained). Blending claustrophobic isolation with eerie cosmic dread, the feature promises an unsettling spin on the classic invasion subgenre. An Eerie Countryside Escape Takes a Dark Turn The narrative follows Kate, portrayed by Joelle Rae (The Witcher), as she travels with her boyfriend to join his group of close friends at a secluded countryside getaway. The peaceful weekend retreat collapses into suspicion when mysterious, unexplainable lights illuminate the night sky. Soon after, the group begins behaving bizarrely, becoming unnervingly placid, hyper-polite, and eerily “nice” versions of themselves. As the inhuman entity spreads through the cabin, Kate scrambles to convince the group that something is terribly wrong. However, her warnings to be dismissed as unhinged paranoia. Ensemble Cast and Behind-the-Scenes Team The film boasts a stacked ensemble of genre talent. That includes Emrhys Cooper (Nosferatu), Ayvianna Snow (Bogieville), Daniela Norman (Tiny
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Arachnophobes Beware: James Murray’s ‘Don’t Move’ Has Crawled into Theaters
If you thought a youth pastor with an acoustic guitar was the scariest thing that could happen on a church retreat, think again. Don’t Move, the upcoming creature feature, pits a pious wilderness trip against an oversized, ancient arachnid and promises a high-octane, web-slinging slaughterhouse. Adapted from the 2020 bestselling novel by James “Murr” Murray (yes, the guy from Impractical Jokers) and Darren Wearmouth, the film turns a routine Ozark outing into a terrifying game of Red Light, Green Light—with massive, fanged consequences. Silent, Sightless, and Starving When a church group’s annual retreat strays off the beaten path in the Ozark woods, members start vanishing. Naturally, the pious finger-pointing begins immediately, and the group blames Ricky, the local bad-boy troublemaker. The reality, however, is far more hideous. Deep in the thicket lies a labyrinth of thick webs guarded by a prehistoric, vibration-sensitive giant spider. The creature can’t see its prey; however, it feels every single heartbeat, footstep, and panicked gasp. To survive, the stranded travelers have only one
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Hear the Audio Nightmare: ‘The Strange Thing About…’ Unveils Exclusive Trailer Ahead of Finale
The dark corners of modern audio horror are getting a massive jolt as Emmy-winning production studio Bang Zoom! releases the first-ever official trailer for its critically acclaimed anthology series, The Strange Thing About…. Nominated for three Webby Awards and two Audie Awards, the hit audio drama has captured millions of listeners over its first eight episodes, including a staggering 1.3 million views on Episode 8 alone. Reminiscent of anthology classics like The Twilight Zone and vintage EC Comics, each standalone chapter drops audiences into a terrifying new nightmare, ranging from blood-soaked slasher horror to slow-burn psychological dread, building to a shocking final twist that lingers long after the credits roll. Cinematic Dread Meets Hollywood’s Voice Talent To elevate the series’ musical scores and immersive sound design, creator Eric P. Sherman, along with producers Mami Okada and Jonathan Sherman, assembled a powerhouse voice ensemble. The series already features stunning performances by genre favorites including Michael Johnston (Obsession), Robbie Daymond (Demon Slayer),
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Enter the World of “American Horror Story” With Event Celebrating All Thirteen Seasons
Survive the Ultimate American Horror Story Chain Reaction in LA Light your candles, draw your pentagrams, and prepare for a supreme dose of nostalgia. To celebrate a baker’s dozen of frights, FX is bringing every single chapter of the iconic series “American Horror Story” to life with a mind-bending, immersive Los Angeles activation ahead of the season 13 premiere. Inspired by a giant, twisted Rube Goldberg machine, the interactive experience forces fans to set off a nightmare chain reaction. They must navigate dark corridors. And trigger puzzles to advance through the franchise’s decades-long legacy before coming face-to-face with the series’ next chapter. Step Into a Rube Goldberg Machine of Pure Terror Taking place on September 18 and 19 at Nya Studios EAST in Los Angeles, this ticketed event is strictly for fans aged 18 and up. Guests will journey from the haunted doorstep of Murder House. They will walk the asylum’s sinister halls. Visit the Freak Show’s carnival freakishness, and
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Cults and Chaos: ‘Where the Hell is Anna?’ Debuts Trailer Ahead of Nashville Film Festival Premiere
A Twisted Pagan Nightmare Hits Nashville Stormlight Pictures and Aradia Pictures have officially released the first trailer for Where the Hell is Anna? It teases a chaotic blend of cult rituals, unexpected pregnancy, and brutal bloodshed. Shot entirely in Tennessee, the genre-bending indie film will premiere at the Nashville Film Festival on September 25, followed by a live cast and crew Q&A. Flower Crowns, Blood Rituals, and Lost Best Friends The narrative centers on Derick. She’s a messy and heartbroken young woman who refuses to accept the sudden disappearance of her estranged best friend, Anna. Driven by desperation to bring Anna home, Derick tracks her to a secretive, women-only woodland retreat. Soon, she crashes the secluded pagan commune. However, once inside, she discovers a bizarre environment. One in which Anna is being prepared for a sacred ceremony known as “Induction Day.” Beneath the commune’s sunny floral aesthetics and sisterhood mantras, Derick uncovers a nightmare of sinister fertility experiments, horrific blood
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A First Look at Jane Levy and Jessica Rothe in the Survival Horror ‘River’
Scream queen Jane Levy is returning to the horror genre in River. The upcoming survival slasher marks writer-director Joshua Giuliano’s feature directorial debut. Pitting a trio of estranged siblings against a relentless masked killer deep in the wilderness, the film also stars Jessica Rothe (Happy Death Day) and Max Mattern (Desert Road). The film premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) this weekend to high praise. Stranded in the Wilderness The plot follows three siblings who reunite in their hometown after their father’s death. They return to scatter his ashes at his favorite spot on a remote river. When their boat breaks down and leaves them stranded miles from civilization with no cell service, the trip devolves into a nightmare. Trapped in the wild, the siblings must set aside long-standing family grudges to survive against a faceless, ruthless killer emerging from the woods. Actor and creature performer Dane DiLiegro portrays the film’s imposing, faceless killer, bringing a formidable physical
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We’re Giving Away Digital Codes to Celebrate the Release of Horror Comedy ‘Portal to Hell!’
Cineverse has unleashed the festival-favorite horror-comedy Portal To Hell to digital platforms and Video on Demand. To celebrate the release, we’re giving away two digital codes in collaboration with the film! Entering is easy! Like, comment, and share to enter. The film follows a weary debt collector. His mundane life falls into chaos when a gateway to the underworld manifests inside his local laundromat. However, things quickly spiral out of control. A demon offers him a desperate bargain: deliver three souls to the underworld, or watch his neighbor be dragged straight to eternal damnation. Festival Buzz and Horror Royalty Written and directed by Woody Bess, the film arrives on VOD following a high-energy run across the global genre festival circuit, earning praise at Slamdance, FrightFest, the Chattanooga Film Festival, Calgary Underground, and the Vancouver Horror Show. The feature boasts a stacked cast led by Trey Holland (Battleship) alongside horror royalty Keith David (The Thing). They are joined by fan-favorite character actor Richard Kind (Inside Out) and Romina D’ugo (12
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A New Master of Dread: An Interview with Raymond Creamer, Writer and Director of ‘Goody Goody’
If the name Raymond Creamer isn’t already on your cinematic radar, write it down immediately. Keep a close eye on him. The writer behind 2015’s Autumn’s End steps back into the spotlight to write and direct Goody Goody. This harrowing pregnancy body-horror feature promises to leave an indelible mark on genre cinema. Arriving exclusively on Shudder on September 18, 2026, Creamer’s latest effort is an unapologetic, claustrophobic masterclass in visceral terror. Proving that he is a filmmaker to watch. Trapped in a Snowbound Birth Nightmare The story centers on an expectant couple and their midwife who settle into a remote cabin for a home birth. Their sense of security evaporates when a fierce blizzard slams the region. It cuts them off from civilization, turning their peaceful haven into a suffocating trap. As the storm rages outside, escalating, otherworldly complications plague the delivery. Soon, it becomes clear the impending birth carries a far more sinister burden than medical distress. Folklore Roots and
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Movie Review: ‘Goody Goody’ is a Masterpiece of Supernatural Body Horror
When you thought childbirth couldn’t get any more terrifying, Shudder delivers Goody Goody. It is a deeply disturbing blend of regional folk horror, suffocating isolation, and agonizing body horror. Premiering September 18, 2026, writer-director Raymond Creamer’s nightmare is a relentless, jaw-dropping experience that will force even seasoned horror fans to watch through their fingers (I did). It is a terrifying triumph that lingers long after the credits roll, leaving you equal parts exhilarated and genuinely traumatized. Trapped in a Snowbound Birth Nightmare The film centers on an expecting couple and their midwife. They settle into a false sense of security during a prolonged, grueling home birth. But when a howling blizzard unexpectedly strikes, it seals the house off from the outside world. The cozy sanctuary becomes a claustrophobic trap. As the storm rages outside, the trio must confront escalating, otherworldly complications that hint at something far more sinister than ordinary medical distress. Masterful Craftsmanship and Unapologetic Mystery Raymond Creamer (interview) steers
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Sorority Slaughter: ‘Buzzkill’ Unleashes Slasher Mayhem onto Tubi This Month
Tubi is officially kicking off its Terror on Tubi event, no longer just a Halloween event, with a hilarious, blood-soaked twist on the slasher genre. The streaming platform has unleashed the official trailer for Buzzkill. It’s a brand-new Tubi Original feature slated to premiere later this month. Directed by Jem Garrard (R.L. Stine’s Pumpkinhead) and written by Suzanne Keilly (Slumber Party Massacre), the film blends sharp horror-comedy with slasher mayhem, promising a wild ride. A Tipsy Final Girl Against a Vengeful Killer The nightmare unfolds when a group of sorority sisters finds themselves locked in a frantic fight for their lives against a relentless killer. Nora stands between the sisters and total slaughter. The notorious party girl who discovers an absurdly twisted secret to surviving the night. The more intoxicated she gets, the more her foggy, alcohol-fueled memories reveal vital clues about the murderer’s true identity. In a desperate race against time and her own liver, Nora must piece together
Continue reading →
Kindness Turns Deadly in Trailer for Level 33’s ‘The Nice Ones’
Level 33 Entertainment has unveiled the official trailer for The Nice Ones, a new psychological horror-thriller from writer-director Peter Stylianou (Drained). Blending claustrophobic isolation with eerie cosmic dread, the feature promises an unsettling spin on the classic invasion subgenre. An Eerie Countryside Escape Takes a Dark Turn The narrative follows Kate, portrayed by Joelle Rae (The Witcher), as she travels with her boyfriend to join his group of close friends at a secluded countryside getaway. The peaceful weekend retreat collapses into suspicion when mysterious, unexplainable lights illuminate the night sky. Soon after, the group begins behaving bizarrely, becoming unnervingly placid, hyper-polite, and eerily “nice” versions of themselves. As the inhuman entity spreads through the cabin, Kate scrambles to convince the group that something is terribly wrong. However, her warnings to be dismissed as unhinged paranoia. Ensemble Cast and Behind-the-Scenes Team The film boasts a stacked ensemble of genre talent. That includes Emrhys Cooper (Nosferatu), Ayvianna Snow (Bogieville), Daniela Norman (Tiny
Continue reading →
Arachnophobes Beware: James Murray’s ‘Don’t Move’ Has Crawled into Theaters
If you thought a youth pastor with an acoustic guitar was the scariest thing that could happen on a church retreat, think again. Don’t Move, the upcoming creature feature, pits a pious wilderness trip against an oversized, ancient arachnid and promises a high-octane, web-slinging slaughterhouse. Adapted from the 2020 bestselling novel by James “Murr” Murray (yes, the guy from Impractical Jokers) and Darren Wearmouth, the film turns a routine Ozark outing into a terrifying game of Red Light, Green Light—with massive, fanged consequences. Silent, Sightless, and Starving When a church group’s annual retreat strays off the beaten path in the Ozark woods, members start vanishing. Naturally, the pious finger-pointing begins immediately, and the group blames Ricky, the local bad-boy troublemaker. The reality, however, is far more hideous. Deep in the thicket lies a labyrinth of thick webs guarded by a prehistoric, vibration-sensitive giant spider. The creature can’t see its prey; however, it feels every single heartbeat, footstep, and panicked gasp. To survive, the stranded travelers have only one
Continue reading →
Hear the Audio Nightmare: ‘The Strange Thing About…’ Unveils Exclusive Trailer Ahead of Finale
The dark corners of modern audio horror are getting a massive jolt as Emmy-winning production studio Bang Zoom! releases the first-ever official trailer for its critically acclaimed anthology series, The Strange Thing About…. Nominated for three Webby Awards and two Audie Awards, the hit audio drama has captured millions of listeners over its first eight episodes, including a staggering 1.3 million views on Episode 8 alone. Reminiscent of anthology classics like The Twilight Zone and vintage EC Comics, each standalone chapter drops audiences into a terrifying new nightmare, ranging from blood-soaked slasher horror to slow-burn psychological dread, building to a shocking final twist that lingers long after the credits roll. Cinematic Dread Meets Hollywood’s Voice Talent To elevate the series’ musical scores and immersive sound design, creator Eric P. Sherman, along with producers Mami Okada and Jonathan Sherman, assembled a powerhouse voice ensemble. The series already features stunning performances by genre favorites including Michael Johnston (Obsession), Robbie Daymond (Demon Slayer),
Continue reading →
Enter the World of “American Horror Story” With Event Celebrating All Thirteen Seasons
Survive the Ultimate American Horror Story Chain Reaction in LA Light your candles, draw your pentagrams, and prepare for a supreme dose of nostalgia. To celebrate a baker’s dozen of frights, FX is bringing every single chapter of the iconic series “American Horror Story” to life with a mind-bending, immersive Los Angeles activation ahead of the season 13 premiere. Inspired by a giant, twisted Rube Goldberg machine, the interactive experience forces fans to set off a nightmare chain reaction. They must navigate dark corridors. And trigger puzzles to advance through the franchise’s decades-long legacy before coming face-to-face with the series’ next chapter. Step Into a Rube Goldberg Machine of Pure Terror Taking place on September 18 and 19 at Nya Studios EAST in Los Angeles, this ticketed event is strictly for fans aged 18 and up. Guests will journey from the haunted doorstep of Murder House. They will walk the asylum’s sinister halls. Visit the Freak Show’s carnival freakishness, and
Continue reading →
Cults and Chaos: ‘Where the Hell is Anna?’ Debuts Trailer Ahead of Nashville Film Festival Premiere
A Twisted Pagan Nightmare Hits Nashville Stormlight Pictures and Aradia Pictures have officially released the first trailer for Where the Hell is Anna? It teases a chaotic blend of cult rituals, unexpected pregnancy, and brutal bloodshed. Shot entirely in Tennessee, the genre-bending indie film will premiere at the Nashville Film Festival on September 25, followed by a live cast and crew Q&A. Flower Crowns, Blood Rituals, and Lost Best Friends The narrative centers on Derick. She’s a messy and heartbroken young woman who refuses to accept the sudden disappearance of her estranged best friend, Anna. Driven by desperation to bring Anna home, Derick tracks her to a secretive, women-only woodland retreat. Soon, she crashes the secluded pagan commune. However, once inside, she discovers a bizarre environment. One in which Anna is being prepared for a sacred ceremony known as “Induction Day.” Beneath the commune’s sunny floral aesthetics and sisterhood mantras, Derick uncovers a nightmare of sinister fertility experiments, horrific blood
Continue reading →
A First Look at Jane Levy and Jessica Rothe in the Survival Horror ‘River’
Scream queen Jane Levy is returning to the horror genre in River. The upcoming survival slasher marks writer-director Joshua Giuliano’s feature directorial debut. Pitting a trio of estranged siblings against a relentless masked killer deep in the wilderness, the film also stars Jessica Rothe (Happy Death Day) and Max Mattern (Desert Road). The film premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) this weekend to high praise. Stranded in the Wilderness The plot follows three siblings who reunite in their hometown after their father’s death. They return to scatter his ashes at his favorite spot on a remote river. When their boat breaks down and leaves them stranded miles from civilization with no cell service, the trip devolves into a nightmare. Trapped in the wild, the siblings must set aside long-standing family grudges to survive against a faceless, ruthless killer emerging from the woods. Actor and creature performer Dane DiLiegro portrays the film’s imposing, faceless killer, bringing a formidable physical
Continue reading →
We’re Giving Away Digital Codes to Celebrate the Release of Horror Comedy ‘Portal to Hell!’
Cineverse has unleashed the festival-favorite horror-comedy Portal To Hell to digital platforms and Video on Demand. To celebrate the release, we’re giving away two digital codes in collaboration with the film! Entering is easy! Like, comment, and share to enter. The film follows a weary debt collector. His mundane life falls into chaos when a gateway to the underworld manifests inside his local laundromat. However, things quickly spiral out of control. A demon offers him a desperate bargain: deliver three souls to the underworld, or watch his neighbor be dragged straight to eternal damnation. Festival Buzz and Horror Royalty Written and directed by Woody Bess, the film arrives on VOD following a high-energy run across the global genre festival circuit, earning praise at Slamdance, FrightFest, the Chattanooga Film Festival, Calgary Underground, and the Vancouver Horror Show. The feature boasts a stacked cast led by Trey Holland (Battleship) alongside horror royalty Keith David (The Thing). They are joined by fan-favorite character actor Richard Kind (Inside Out) and Romina D’ugo (12
Continue reading →
A New Master of Dread: An Interview with Raymond Creamer, Writer and Director of ‘Goody Goody’
If the name Raymond Creamer isn’t already on your cinematic radar, write it down immediately. Keep a close eye on him. The writer behind 2015’s Autumn’s End steps back into the spotlight to write and direct Goody Goody. This harrowing pregnancy body-horror feature promises to leave an indelible mark on genre cinema. Arriving exclusively on Shudder on September 18, 2026, Creamer’s latest effort is an unapologetic, claustrophobic masterclass in visceral terror. Proving that he is a filmmaker to watch. Trapped in a Snowbound Birth Nightmare The story centers on an expectant couple and their midwife who settle into a remote cabin for a home birth. Their sense of security evaporates when a fierce blizzard slams the region. It cuts them off from civilization, turning their peaceful haven into a suffocating trap. As the storm rages outside, escalating, otherworldly complications plague the delivery. Soon, it becomes clear the impending birth carries a far more sinister burden than medical distress. Folklore Roots and
Continue reading →
Movie Review: ‘Goody Goody’ is a Masterpiece of Supernatural Body Horror
When you thought childbirth couldn’t get any more terrifying, Shudder delivers Goody Goody. It is a deeply disturbing blend of regional folk horror, suffocating isolation, and agonizing body horror. Premiering September 18, 2026, writer-director Raymond Creamer’s nightmare is a relentless, jaw-dropping experience that will force even seasoned horror fans to watch through their fingers (I did). It is a terrifying triumph that lingers long after the credits roll, leaving you equal parts exhilarated and genuinely traumatized. Trapped in a Snowbound Birth Nightmare The film centers on an expecting couple and their midwife. They settle into a false sense of security during a prolonged, grueling home birth. But when a howling blizzard unexpectedly strikes, it seals the house off from the outside world. The cozy sanctuary becomes a claustrophobic trap. As the storm rages outside, the trio must confront escalating, otherworldly complications that hint at something far more sinister than ordinary medical distress. Masterful Craftsmanship and Unapologetic Mystery Raymond Creamer (interview) steers
Continue reading →