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Roadside and Saban Unleash the Arachnophobia-Inducing ‘Crawlers’ Trailer
For anyone who checks under the bed or recoils at the sight of a cobweb, Roadside Attractions and Saban Films are preparing to unleash your ultimate phobia on the big screen. The upcoming creature-feature Crawlers is officially slated for a nationwide theatrical release this October. Directed by Spanish horror auteur Ángel Gómez Hernández, the film transforms a routine residential complex into a claustrophobic, venomous warzone. It unleashes a relentless wave of skin-crawling suspense just in time for the Halloween season. An Apartment Complex Under Siege The story kicks off when an aggressive, highly toxic infestation of lethal spiders suddenly erupts within an apartment building. Recognizing the immediate biological threat, local authorities enforce a swift and unyielding police quarantine. They seal the entrance doors, stranding the helpless tenants inside with an advancing army of arachnids. What begins as an unsettling pest problem rapidly degrades into an absolute bloodbath. The creatures multiply by the second, navigating air vents, plumbing, and wall cavities
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Syfy Horror Series “Revival” Coming to Netflix with Fans Begging for More
The creators of Syfy’s critically acclaimed supernatural horror series “Revival” are practically on their knees, begging fans to help keep the lights on. After making a splash with its initial 2025 run on Syfy and finding a dedicated cult following on Peacock, the show is caught in the dreaded limbo of being unrenewed. Season 2 hasn’t been greenlit, and without a home, the show risks fading quietly into the void. Enter Netflix: the ultimate digital resurrection machine. The world’s largest streaming titan will officially host all ten episodes of “Revival” season 1 starting August 24. For co-creator and showrunner Aaron B. Koontz, moving to a massive platform represents the lifeline the show desperately needs to reach a whole new tier of viewers. Showrunners Issue an Ultimatum to Horror Fans Co-creator Luke Boyce isn’t beating around the bush about what it will take to secure a second chapter. Boyce directly rallied horror fans, making it clear that August 24 is the
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The World is in Shock: Scream Actress Hayden Panettiere Has Died at 36
Hollywood is mourning the devastating and sudden death of actress Hayden Panettiere, who passed away at her Greenville, South Carolina, home at the age of 36. Emergency responders rushed to the residence on Sunday, August 16, following a distressed 911 call from a friend who discovered her unresponsive. Despite aggressive, on-site efforts by paramedics to revive her, she was officially pronounced dead at 2:32 p.m. The beloved performer, who had only just traveled back to her property the day before, leaves behind her young daughter. Authorities Launch Investigation Local law enforcement and medical examiners have initiated a standard review into the circumstances surrounding her sudden passing. Official statements from the Greenville Police Department and County Coroner’s Office confirm that initial on-scene medical intervention was unsuccessful, but stress that preliminary findings show zero signs of foul play or criminal activity. In the wake of the tragedy, her father, Skip, issued a poignant plea for privacy, remembering his daughter as a radiant
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Step Inside the Nightmare: Six Flags Announces Final Destination Halloween Maze
If Final Destination 3 taught us anything, it is that high-speed roller coasters and ominous premonitions are a match made in horror heaven. Taking that iconic theme park dread to a whole new level, Six Flags Magic Mountain is unleashing Final Destination: Death’s Playground as a flagship haunted maze for this year’s Fright Fest! Operating across 25 terrifying nights on select Thursdays through Sundays from September 18 to November 1, the park opens for daytime fun at 10:30 a.m. before darkness takes over at 7:00 p.m. It will keep the screams going until midnight on Thursdays and Sundays, and 1:00 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. Step Inside Death’s Playground—If You Dare! The new maze drops guests right into their very own vision of impending doom. Before the chaos erupts, a sudden premonition reveals a catastrophic chain of events unfolding in real time. Visitors will have to watch every single step, because Death isn’t random—it is a cold, calculated blueprint. By
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Shudder Serves Up the Chilling First Look at the Claustrophobic Horror Film ‘Goody Goody’
There’s more than just the cold coming to give you chills fall. Sudder has just revealed the premiere date for the chill-inducing horror-thriller Goody Goody. The streaming horror giant has also served up the first look. Snowbound and Scared When a prolonged, grueling home birth slows to a peaceful crawl, an expectant couple and their midwife settle into a false sense of security. Nature, however, has other plans. A howling blizzard seals the house off from the outside world. The cozy sanctuary rapidly devolves into a claustrophobic nightmare. Trapped indoors with nowhere to run, the trio must face mounting, otherworldly complications that suggest this impending delivery carries a far more sinister burden than simple medical distress. The Folklore Mind Behind the Fear Steering this icy nightmare is North Hollywood writer and director Raymond Creamer. Drawn to ghost stories from a young age, Creamer weaves his deep-seated obsession with regional folklore directly into the narrative bones of his filmmaking. A devoted
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Movie Review: Destination Moon (1950) – Film Masters Blu-ray
With their latest rocket experiment ending in flames n’ failure, Dr. Charles Cargraves (Warner Anderson) and his rocket lovin’ bud, General Thayer (Tom Powers) seek some outside cash to achieve their ultimate goal, sending man to the moon! They soon enlist smooth-talkin’ aeronautics tycoon Jim Barnes (John Archer) to convince his equally loaded peers to invest in the project… and he isn’t afraid to enlist a then-popular animated bird to lend a helping wing (more on this below dear readers!) to that end! Before long the project is complete, but the local populace are having a bitch-fest about the radiation they believe the project will surely release… even though the rocket, the Luna, uses steam propulsion… so our heroes decide to launch the rocket early, because fuck the public, that’s why! With Cargraves, Thayer, et. al. (along with wise-assing substitute radio operator Joe Sweeney (Dick Wesson)) acting as crew, the group soon find themselves in space… but after a hard
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Charlotte Kirk Set to Star in Neil Marshall’s Cat-and-Mouse Horror-Thriller ‘The Spiral Down’
A Master of Horror Crafts a Lethal New Thriller The minds behind modern creature-feature classics and intense survival horror are joining forces for a twist-filled psychological nightmare. Legendary filmmaker Neil Marshall, the mastermind behind iconic, nerve-shredding hits like The Descent and Dog Soldiers, has officially penned the screenplay for The Spiral Down. According to Deadline, the upcoming serial-killer horror-thriller will see director Aaron Mirtes (Whiskey Run) step behind the camera. He’s on a mission to bring Marshall’s dark vision to life. However, Marshall is also taking on a key producing role to oversee the madness. When the Victim Becomes the Ultimate Threat Taking center stage in this high-stakes cat-and-mouse game is Charlotte Kirk, who gave one hell of a performance in The Reckoning (review). She will play Mary Doyle, a woman trapped in a seemingly hopeless scenario. The story kicks off with a serial killer obsessed with absolute perfection selecting Mary as his next tragic target. However, as law enforcement
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A Masked Killer Hunts Camp Counselors in ‘Final Summer’ – Out Now
Independent filmmaker John Isberg is politely asking horror fans to pack their bags and head back to camp, though survival is strictly optional. His acclaimed slasher feature Final Summer is making waves by seamlessly fusing the neon-drenched, high-humidity nostalgia of 1980s cinema with a modern, relentless body count. Set on the final evening of a secluded summer camp already reeling from a recent tragedy, the plot follows a handful of unlucky counselors tasked with locking up the grounds. Naturally, what should have been a chill night of packing and bad decisions devolves into a frantic bloodbath when a masked killer steps out of the shadows to trim the staff systematically. Standing on the Shoulders of Slasher Royalty The film acts as an unapologetic, gory love letter to the golden era of woodland terror. For decades, summer camps have been the undisputed bedrock of the genre, giving birth to hockey-masked icons in Friday the 13th, the legendary practical effects of The
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Movie Review: Sweet Meats (2025) – Troma Blu-ray
Bobby Sweet (Ricky Glore, who also wrote and directed the picture) spends his days slinging burgers and unclogging toilets at the local fast food eatery, but he has high hopes on becoming a musician and enjoying all of the prestige that comes with it. Bobby’s boss Nick (Andrew Gordon) has other ideas for our hero’s future… namely taking over the operations of the business because he can’t leave it to his disappointing offspring. Bobby wants to warble out his tunes, but he agrees and after Nick buys the farm Bobby finds himself in the middle of a scheme by Nick’s daughter Laddie (Eileen Earnest) to increase business by introducing a new ingredient to the restaurant’s offerings. It doesn’t take a genius to suss out what that ingredient truly is, and before you can say “Motel Hell”, that man-centric mystery meat really takes the fast food biz by sinister storm… and Bobby can spend his time working on his craft as
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New Horror Movies to Watch This Week (August 14)
If you’re looking for something to watch this weekend, we’ve got you covered. Several horror films were released this week that should be added to your weekend watch list. From dinosaurs to werewolves, there’s something for everyone. Taking top billing at the box office, David Robert Mitchell’s mystery spectacle The End of Oak Street. It proves that suburban real estate drops in value fast when prehistoric leviathans move into the neighborhood. The theatrical release plunges an unsuspecting cul-de-sac into a displaced primeval landscape, leaving trapped residents stranded. They must navigate giant ancient predators. It serves up equal parts claustrophobic survival drama and blockbuster monster madness as if suburban homeownership wasn’t already stressful enough. Vampires and Camper Vans Ruin Weekend Plans Home audiences looking for fresh excuses to stay indoors received a heavy dose of folklore and spatial anxiety. Irish creature feature Feed landed on digital storefronts, proving that a family intervention is officially the worst possible time to awaken an
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Roadside and Saban Unleash the Arachnophobia-Inducing ‘Crawlers’ Trailer
For anyone who checks under the bed or recoils at the sight of a cobweb, Roadside Attractions and Saban Films are preparing to unleash your ultimate phobia on the big screen. The upcoming creature-feature Crawlers is officially slated for a nationwide theatrical release this October. Directed by Spanish horror auteur Ángel Gómez Hernández, the film transforms a routine residential complex into a claustrophobic, venomous warzone. It unleashes a relentless wave of skin-crawling suspense just in time for the Halloween season. An Apartment Complex Under Siege The story kicks off when an aggressive, highly toxic infestation of lethal spiders suddenly erupts within an apartment building. Recognizing the immediate biological threat, local authorities enforce a swift and unyielding police quarantine. They seal the entrance doors, stranding the helpless tenants inside with an advancing army of arachnids. What begins as an unsettling pest problem rapidly degrades into an absolute bloodbath. The creatures multiply by the second, navigating air vents, plumbing, and wall cavities
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Syfy Horror Series “Revival” Coming to Netflix with Fans Begging for More
The creators of Syfy’s critically acclaimed supernatural horror series “Revival” are practically on their knees, begging fans to help keep the lights on. After making a splash with its initial 2025 run on Syfy and finding a dedicated cult following on Peacock, the show is caught in the dreaded limbo of being unrenewed. Season 2 hasn’t been greenlit, and without a home, the show risks fading quietly into the void. Enter Netflix: the ultimate digital resurrection machine. The world’s largest streaming titan will officially host all ten episodes of “Revival” season 1 starting August 24. For co-creator and showrunner Aaron B. Koontz, moving to a massive platform represents the lifeline the show desperately needs to reach a whole new tier of viewers. Showrunners Issue an Ultimatum to Horror Fans Co-creator Luke Boyce isn’t beating around the bush about what it will take to secure a second chapter. Boyce directly rallied horror fans, making it clear that August 24 is the
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The World is in Shock: Scream Actress Hayden Panettiere Has Died at 36
Hollywood is mourning the devastating and sudden death of actress Hayden Panettiere, who passed away at her Greenville, South Carolina, home at the age of 36. Emergency responders rushed to the residence on Sunday, August 16, following a distressed 911 call from a friend who discovered her unresponsive. Despite aggressive, on-site efforts by paramedics to revive her, she was officially pronounced dead at 2:32 p.m. The beloved performer, who had only just traveled back to her property the day before, leaves behind her young daughter. Authorities Launch Investigation Local law enforcement and medical examiners have initiated a standard review into the circumstances surrounding her sudden passing. Official statements from the Greenville Police Department and County Coroner’s Office confirm that initial on-scene medical intervention was unsuccessful, but stress that preliminary findings show zero signs of foul play or criminal activity. In the wake of the tragedy, her father, Skip, issued a poignant plea for privacy, remembering his daughter as a radiant
Continue reading →
Step Inside the Nightmare: Six Flags Announces Final Destination Halloween Maze
If Final Destination 3 taught us anything, it is that high-speed roller coasters and ominous premonitions are a match made in horror heaven. Taking that iconic theme park dread to a whole new level, Six Flags Magic Mountain is unleashing Final Destination: Death’s Playground as a flagship haunted maze for this year’s Fright Fest! Operating across 25 terrifying nights on select Thursdays through Sundays from September 18 to November 1, the park opens for daytime fun at 10:30 a.m. before darkness takes over at 7:00 p.m. It will keep the screams going until midnight on Thursdays and Sundays, and 1:00 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. Step Inside Death’s Playground—If You Dare! The new maze drops guests right into their very own vision of impending doom. Before the chaos erupts, a sudden premonition reveals a catastrophic chain of events unfolding in real time. Visitors will have to watch every single step, because Death isn’t random—it is a cold, calculated blueprint. By
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Shudder Serves Up the Chilling First Look at the Claustrophobic Horror Film ‘Goody Goody’
There’s more than just the cold coming to give you chills fall. Sudder has just revealed the premiere date for the chill-inducing horror-thriller Goody Goody. The streaming horror giant has also served up the first look. Snowbound and Scared When a prolonged, grueling home birth slows to a peaceful crawl, an expectant couple and their midwife settle into a false sense of security. Nature, however, has other plans. A howling blizzard seals the house off from the outside world. The cozy sanctuary rapidly devolves into a claustrophobic nightmare. Trapped indoors with nowhere to run, the trio must face mounting, otherworldly complications that suggest this impending delivery carries a far more sinister burden than simple medical distress. The Folklore Mind Behind the Fear Steering this icy nightmare is North Hollywood writer and director Raymond Creamer. Drawn to ghost stories from a young age, Creamer weaves his deep-seated obsession with regional folklore directly into the narrative bones of his filmmaking. A devoted
Continue reading →
Movie Review: Destination Moon (1950) – Film Masters Blu-ray
With their latest rocket experiment ending in flames n’ failure, Dr. Charles Cargraves (Warner Anderson) and his rocket lovin’ bud, General Thayer (Tom Powers) seek some outside cash to achieve their ultimate goal, sending man to the moon! They soon enlist smooth-talkin’ aeronautics tycoon Jim Barnes (John Archer) to convince his equally loaded peers to invest in the project… and he isn’t afraid to enlist a then-popular animated bird to lend a helping wing (more on this below dear readers!) to that end! Before long the project is complete, but the local populace are having a bitch-fest about the radiation they believe the project will surely release… even though the rocket, the Luna, uses steam propulsion… so our heroes decide to launch the rocket early, because fuck the public, that’s why! With Cargraves, Thayer, et. al. (along with wise-assing substitute radio operator Joe Sweeney (Dick Wesson)) acting as crew, the group soon find themselves in space… but after a hard
Continue reading →
Charlotte Kirk Set to Star in Neil Marshall’s Cat-and-Mouse Horror-Thriller ‘The Spiral Down’
A Master of Horror Crafts a Lethal New Thriller The minds behind modern creature-feature classics and intense survival horror are joining forces for a twist-filled psychological nightmare. Legendary filmmaker Neil Marshall, the mastermind behind iconic, nerve-shredding hits like The Descent and Dog Soldiers, has officially penned the screenplay for The Spiral Down. According to Deadline, the upcoming serial-killer horror-thriller will see director Aaron Mirtes (Whiskey Run) step behind the camera. He’s on a mission to bring Marshall’s dark vision to life. However, Marshall is also taking on a key producing role to oversee the madness. When the Victim Becomes the Ultimate Threat Taking center stage in this high-stakes cat-and-mouse game is Charlotte Kirk, who gave one hell of a performance in The Reckoning (review). She will play Mary Doyle, a woman trapped in a seemingly hopeless scenario. The story kicks off with a serial killer obsessed with absolute perfection selecting Mary as his next tragic target. However, as law enforcement
Continue reading →
A Masked Killer Hunts Camp Counselors in ‘Final Summer’ – Out Now
Independent filmmaker John Isberg is politely asking horror fans to pack their bags and head back to camp, though survival is strictly optional. His acclaimed slasher feature Final Summer is making waves by seamlessly fusing the neon-drenched, high-humidity nostalgia of 1980s cinema with a modern, relentless body count. Set on the final evening of a secluded summer camp already reeling from a recent tragedy, the plot follows a handful of unlucky counselors tasked with locking up the grounds. Naturally, what should have been a chill night of packing and bad decisions devolves into a frantic bloodbath when a masked killer steps out of the shadows to trim the staff systematically. Standing on the Shoulders of Slasher Royalty The film acts as an unapologetic, gory love letter to the golden era of woodland terror. For decades, summer camps have been the undisputed bedrock of the genre, giving birth to hockey-masked icons in Friday the 13th, the legendary practical effects of The
Continue reading →
Movie Review: Sweet Meats (2025) – Troma Blu-ray
Bobby Sweet (Ricky Glore, who also wrote and directed the picture) spends his days slinging burgers and unclogging toilets at the local fast food eatery, but he has high hopes on becoming a musician and enjoying all of the prestige that comes with it. Bobby’s boss Nick (Andrew Gordon) has other ideas for our hero’s future… namely taking over the operations of the business because he can’t leave it to his disappointing offspring. Bobby wants to warble out his tunes, but he agrees and after Nick buys the farm Bobby finds himself in the middle of a scheme by Nick’s daughter Laddie (Eileen Earnest) to increase business by introducing a new ingredient to the restaurant’s offerings. It doesn’t take a genius to suss out what that ingredient truly is, and before you can say “Motel Hell”, that man-centric mystery meat really takes the fast food biz by sinister storm… and Bobby can spend his time working on his craft as
Continue reading →
New Horror Movies to Watch This Week (August 14)
If you’re looking for something to watch this weekend, we’ve got you covered. Several horror films were released this week that should be added to your weekend watch list. From dinosaurs to werewolves, there’s something for everyone. Taking top billing at the box office, David Robert Mitchell’s mystery spectacle The End of Oak Street. It proves that suburban real estate drops in value fast when prehistoric leviathans move into the neighborhood. The theatrical release plunges an unsuspecting cul-de-sac into a displaced primeval landscape, leaving trapped residents stranded. They must navigate giant ancient predators. It serves up equal parts claustrophobic survival drama and blockbuster monster madness as if suburban homeownership wasn’t already stressful enough. Vampires and Camper Vans Ruin Weekend Plans Home audiences looking for fresh excuses to stay indoors received a heavy dose of folklore and spatial anxiety. Irish creature feature Feed landed on digital storefronts, proving that a family intervention is officially the worst possible time to awaken an
Continue reading →