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Movie Review: Blood Bitch Baby (2024) – Bloodsick Productions Blu-ray
Dig this one; the Blood Countess herself Elizabeth Bathory (Jessa Jupiter Flux, Murdercise, Onlyfangs ) has survived the centuries and settled down in suburbia! Meanwhile, Jenny (Angel Nicole Bradford, Backwoods Blood Feud, The House That Eats Flesh) is having a shitty go of things as of late… she’s trapped in an abusive relationship and she’s completely broke. The solution to at least one of those probs comes in the form of a job offer from Bathory her damn self, and the gig really sucks too, as it involves looking after Liz’s insane sister… who lives in a bathtub, eats raw meat, and snarls all of the damn time. The job lasts roughly one second before Bathory works up an arcane boobs n’ blood style bedroom bedazzlement and marks our heroine with a sigil that gives her a taste for human flesh and additionally, at no extra fee, marks her as the vessel for the offspring of the demon king, Asmodeus!
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Horror Heavyweights Team Up for New Netflix Young-Adult Horror Series “Sid and Zoey”
In a crossover event that sounds like a mad scientist’s fever dream, horror heavyweights Blumhouse, Atomic Monster, and J.J. Abrams’ Bad Robot are officially teaming up. Netflix has greenlit “Sid & Zoey,” an eight-episode supernatural young-adult mystery series that promises equal parts angst, anomaly, and adrenaline. With Jason Blum, James Wan, and J.J. Abrams steering the executive producer ship, the show brings an absurd amount of cinematic genre muscle to the small screen. Metropolitan Chaos Meets Small-Town Cosmic Horror The story kicks off with Sid, a thoroughly amoral, wildly sophisticated, and dangerously charming teenager exiled from New York City. His destination is a picture-perfect Mississippi town where his mother grew up. Unfortunately, he’s forced to bunk with the local police chief’s family. Naturally, that household features Zoey: the chief’s sharp-witted, punk-rock daughter. And she seems custom-built to utterly despise him. The mismatched duo is quickly dragged into a dark, hidden underworld lurking beneath the town’s idyllic facade. Sid and Zoey
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The Stacked Cast and Release Date Announced for the ‘X-Men’ Reboot
After years of corporate red tape and cinematic blue-balling, Marvel Studios mastermind Kevin Feige has finally made it official. The X-Men are officially crash-landing into the MCU in 2028. It marks the first dedicated mutant feature since Disney swallowed Fox whole. Rescuing Marvel’s stepchildren from development hell and giving them a key to the house. A Fresh Batch of Stars Rather than recycling the vintage crew, Marvel is handing the keys to the Xavier Institute to a whole new class. Sadie Sink steps into the shoes of Jean Grey, while Kit Connor suits up as the field leader, Cyclops. Samara Weaving stars as Emma Frost, paired alongside Maya Boyd’s weather-warping Storm. Inde Navarrette plays Rogue—Dafne Keen (pictured) steps in as X-23. Christopher Abbott takes the role of Professor X. And Adam Driver brings his trademark brooding intensity to the genetic mad scientist, Mr. Sinister, Variety reports. Breadcrumbs and Billion-Dollar Teases While this reboot serves as the proper flagship launch, Marvel
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Warner Bros. Honors ’80s Horror Legends with an Exclusive, Massive VHS-Inspired 4K Steelbook Set
Warner Bros. is kicking off Halloween season in grand style by honoring five defining masterpieces of 1980s horror cinema. Housed in a nostalgic, VHS-inspired library case, the ’80s Horror 5-Film Steelbook Library Case Set offers a collector’s dream package. It features sleek individual Steelbooks for each iconic movie. Available exclusively for pre-order on Amazon, this limited-edition release arrives on October 6, 2026. Every film in the set includes a 4K Ultra HD disc, a standard Blu-ray, and a Digital copy. Each delivers the ultimate high-definition experience for retro horror enthusiasts. Freddy, Ghosts, and Vampires Highlight the All-Star Horror Slate The multi-disc Steelbook collection kicks off with Wes Craven’s franchise-launching A Nightmare on Elm Street, following the scarred dream-demon Freddy Krueger as he slaughters teenagers in their sleep. The terrifying paranormal saga continues with Tobe Hooper and Steven Spielberg’s Poltergeist. It sees a quiet suburban California home become a haunting ground for malicious spirits that drag young Carol Anne into another
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Mental Illness Meets Mystery: A Look Back at the Psychological Horror Film ‘Fear of Rain’
If you are hunting for a tense, atmospheric slow-burn to add to your weekend watchlist, Fear of Rain deserves a spot. And odds are, you missed it when it was released in 2021. Written and directed by Castille Landon (After We Fell), this psychological horror feature plunges viewers into a claustrophobic nightmare where every sense is constantly called into question. The story centers on Rain Burroughs, diagnosed with schizophrenia. She wages a relentless daily battle to distinguish actual events from the terrifying hallucinations spawned by her mind. Her fragile world shatters when she glimpses deeply disturbing occurrences through the window of the house next door. However, no one believes a word she says. To survive, she must determine whether she is unearthing a dark neighborhood secret or spiraling completely into delusion. A Stellar Ensemble Drives the High-Wire Suspense The film relies on a powerful, emotionally grounded cast to pull off its high-stakes mystery. Madison Iseman (Jumanji: The Next Level) delivers
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Stephen Lang Set to Star in Music Horror Movie ‘Isolation Booth’
Get ready to hit record on a brand-new audio nightmare. Genre icon Stephen Lang (Don’t Breathe) and Mark McKenna are officially set to headline the upcoming psychological thriller Isolation Booth. Marking the feature directorial debut of John Beckham, the film promises to turn the high-stakes, sweat-soaked pressure of music production into a full-blown descent into terror, Deadline reports. A Secluded Studio, an Unhinged Producer, and One Last Hit The story centers on a once-celebrated songwriter who is desperately battling addiction while staring down the twilight of his career. Escaping to a remote recording studio, he attempts to capture lightning in a bottle for one final shot. Enter an enigmatic and deeply manipulative music producer, played by Lang. He steps in to help finish the track. No matter what horrifying price the process demands. As the line between artistic genius and destruction dissolves, the studio rapidly transforms into a pressure cooker. One where soul and sanity are up for negotiation. Real
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Movie Review: Rise of the Super Tromettes (2025) – Troma Blu-ray
After being expelled from Tromaville High School, our highly tatted, skimpily dressed heroines D.d. (Elizabeth D’Ambrosio) and Mercy (Mercedes The Muse, who also wrote and directed the picture… as she did on Troma’s Divide & Conquer as well as many more) try their level-headed best to secure jobs in the real world… but after a series of disastrous work place experiences (at least one of which features that ol’ family fav; un-simulated on-screen pissing) our protagonists discover that a virus is turning horny men’s dicks into monsters (also dicks)… dicks with faces that expel green jizz. As anyone would, they arm themselves with dildo-based weaponry and queef balloons and take to the streets to do battle with those phreaky phalluses as The Super Tromettes! Before long they discover that the virus is man-made and after recruiting new members into their ranks… including the ADHD-riddled roller-skatin’ Hypergirl (split-tongued dynamo Knotty Peach, also from Divide & Conquer) and disabled tech-genius Tekno (Jade
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Get Ready for Sleepless Nights, ‘Night Terror’ Will Haunt Your Dreams This September
Horror fans hungry for their next found-footage fixation are in for a serious sleepless night. Terror Films Releasing has officially joined forces with writer-director Joshua Brucker and co-director Hunter Nino to bring their chilling new found-footage thriller, Night Terror, straight to your TV. Blending raw, intimate cinematography with psychological dread, the film plunges viewers directly into the terrifying intersection between severe sleep disorders and unexplainable paranormal phenomena. A Documentary Assignment Gone Horribly Wrong The nightmare centers around Shelly. She’s a young woman whose daily life is consumed by the debilitating agony of chronic sleep paralysis and horrifying night terrors. In a desperate bid for answers and relief, her public cries for help attract two college students looking for the ultimate subject for their academic film project. However, what starts as a routine documentary recording her restless nights rapidly devolves into something far more sinister. As the cameras roll, they capture terrifying occurrences that go way beyond simple medical anomalies. Deeply
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Interactive Horror Series ‘Shadow Peak’ Puts the Season 2 in the Hands of the Audience
What if watching a horror series wasn’t just a passive experience, but a high-stakes group exercise in survival? That is the exact premise behind “Shadow Peak.” It is an innovative interactive horror project born from a cross-continental collaboration between Trail 3 Films and Gecko Films. Instead of letting viewers passively watch behind their screens, this experimental series hands the steering wheel directly to the public. Every episode is a nerve-wracking exercise in majority rule. One Story, One Choice, Zero Individual Rewinds However, unlike traditional choose-your-own-adventure media where each viewer branches off into their own personal story bubble, Shadow Peak operates on raw democracy. The series drops new episodes every 48 hours, with each chapter ending on a cliffhanger that offers two stark options. The entire fanbase votes, and whichever choice snags the most votes becomes the official, unshakeable canon for the next episode. There are no individual rewinds or alternate timelines; the entire community must live with the bloody consequences
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The First Trailer Unleashed for the Supernatural horror film ‘The Barn 3’
The nostalgia-soaked indie horror darlings The Barn and The Barn Part II have officially cleared the path for a third round of retro mayhem. Writer-director Justin Seaman is bringing back the bloodshed for The Barn Part III. Watch the trailer below. Screaming Royalty Joins the Final Chapter If the previous films didn’t flex enough retro street cred, the trilogy’s sendoff is pulling out all the stops. Horror royalty Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp), William Ragsdale (Fright Night), and the voice of the Crypt Keeper himself, John Kassir, are starring. They join an already stacked roster of genre legends including Ari Lehman (Friday the 13th) and Kelli Maroney (Chopping Mall). Courtney Gains (Children of the Corn) recently joined us for an interview to discuss the movie and much more. Watch it here. Higher Stakes and Heavier Splatter Seaman promises this grand finale will lean into a slightly darker, more serious tone. The story picks up years after the carnage of the second
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Movie Review: Blood Bitch Baby (2024) – Bloodsick Productions Blu-ray
Dig this one; the Blood Countess herself Elizabeth Bathory (Jessa Jupiter Flux, Murdercise, Onlyfangs ) has survived the centuries and settled down in suburbia! Meanwhile, Jenny (Angel Nicole Bradford, Backwoods Blood Feud, The House That Eats Flesh) is having a shitty go of things as of late… she’s trapped in an abusive relationship and she’s completely broke. The solution to at least one of those probs comes in the form of a job offer from Bathory her damn self, and the gig really sucks too, as it involves looking after Liz’s insane sister… who lives in a bathtub, eats raw meat, and snarls all of the damn time. The job lasts roughly one second before Bathory works up an arcane boobs n’ blood style bedroom bedazzlement and marks our heroine with a sigil that gives her a taste for human flesh and additionally, at no extra fee, marks her as the vessel for the offspring of the demon king, Asmodeus!
Continue reading →
Horror Heavyweights Team Up for New Netflix Young-Adult Horror Series “Sid and Zoey”
In a crossover event that sounds like a mad scientist’s fever dream, horror heavyweights Blumhouse, Atomic Monster, and J.J. Abrams’ Bad Robot are officially teaming up. Netflix has greenlit “Sid & Zoey,” an eight-episode supernatural young-adult mystery series that promises equal parts angst, anomaly, and adrenaline. With Jason Blum, James Wan, and J.J. Abrams steering the executive producer ship, the show brings an absurd amount of cinematic genre muscle to the small screen. Metropolitan Chaos Meets Small-Town Cosmic Horror The story kicks off with Sid, a thoroughly amoral, wildly sophisticated, and dangerously charming teenager exiled from New York City. His destination is a picture-perfect Mississippi town where his mother grew up. Unfortunately, he’s forced to bunk with the local police chief’s family. Naturally, that household features Zoey: the chief’s sharp-witted, punk-rock daughter. And she seems custom-built to utterly despise him. The mismatched duo is quickly dragged into a dark, hidden underworld lurking beneath the town’s idyllic facade. Sid and Zoey
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The Stacked Cast and Release Date Announced for the ‘X-Men’ Reboot
After years of corporate red tape and cinematic blue-balling, Marvel Studios mastermind Kevin Feige has finally made it official. The X-Men are officially crash-landing into the MCU in 2028. It marks the first dedicated mutant feature since Disney swallowed Fox whole. Rescuing Marvel’s stepchildren from development hell and giving them a key to the house. A Fresh Batch of Stars Rather than recycling the vintage crew, Marvel is handing the keys to the Xavier Institute to a whole new class. Sadie Sink steps into the shoes of Jean Grey, while Kit Connor suits up as the field leader, Cyclops. Samara Weaving stars as Emma Frost, paired alongside Maya Boyd’s weather-warping Storm. Inde Navarrette plays Rogue—Dafne Keen (pictured) steps in as X-23. Christopher Abbott takes the role of Professor X. And Adam Driver brings his trademark brooding intensity to the genetic mad scientist, Mr. Sinister, Variety reports. Breadcrumbs and Billion-Dollar Teases While this reboot serves as the proper flagship launch, Marvel
Continue reading →
Warner Bros. Honors ’80s Horror Legends with an Exclusive, Massive VHS-Inspired 4K Steelbook Set
Warner Bros. is kicking off Halloween season in grand style by honoring five defining masterpieces of 1980s horror cinema. Housed in a nostalgic, VHS-inspired library case, the ’80s Horror 5-Film Steelbook Library Case Set offers a collector’s dream package. It features sleek individual Steelbooks for each iconic movie. Available exclusively for pre-order on Amazon, this limited-edition release arrives on October 6, 2026. Every film in the set includes a 4K Ultra HD disc, a standard Blu-ray, and a Digital copy. Each delivers the ultimate high-definition experience for retro horror enthusiasts. Freddy, Ghosts, and Vampires Highlight the All-Star Horror Slate The multi-disc Steelbook collection kicks off with Wes Craven’s franchise-launching A Nightmare on Elm Street, following the scarred dream-demon Freddy Krueger as he slaughters teenagers in their sleep. The terrifying paranormal saga continues with Tobe Hooper and Steven Spielberg’s Poltergeist. It sees a quiet suburban California home become a haunting ground for malicious spirits that drag young Carol Anne into another
Continue reading →
Mental Illness Meets Mystery: A Look Back at the Psychological Horror Film ‘Fear of Rain’
If you are hunting for a tense, atmospheric slow-burn to add to your weekend watchlist, Fear of Rain deserves a spot. And odds are, you missed it when it was released in 2021. Written and directed by Castille Landon (After We Fell), this psychological horror feature plunges viewers into a claustrophobic nightmare where every sense is constantly called into question. The story centers on Rain Burroughs, diagnosed with schizophrenia. She wages a relentless daily battle to distinguish actual events from the terrifying hallucinations spawned by her mind. Her fragile world shatters when she glimpses deeply disturbing occurrences through the window of the house next door. However, no one believes a word she says. To survive, she must determine whether she is unearthing a dark neighborhood secret or spiraling completely into delusion. A Stellar Ensemble Drives the High-Wire Suspense The film relies on a powerful, emotionally grounded cast to pull off its high-stakes mystery. Madison Iseman (Jumanji: The Next Level) delivers
Continue reading →
Stephen Lang Set to Star in Music Horror Movie ‘Isolation Booth’
Get ready to hit record on a brand-new audio nightmare. Genre icon Stephen Lang (Don’t Breathe) and Mark McKenna are officially set to headline the upcoming psychological thriller Isolation Booth. Marking the feature directorial debut of John Beckham, the film promises to turn the high-stakes, sweat-soaked pressure of music production into a full-blown descent into terror, Deadline reports. A Secluded Studio, an Unhinged Producer, and One Last Hit The story centers on a once-celebrated songwriter who is desperately battling addiction while staring down the twilight of his career. Escaping to a remote recording studio, he attempts to capture lightning in a bottle for one final shot. Enter an enigmatic and deeply manipulative music producer, played by Lang. He steps in to help finish the track. No matter what horrifying price the process demands. As the line between artistic genius and destruction dissolves, the studio rapidly transforms into a pressure cooker. One where soul and sanity are up for negotiation. Real
Continue reading →
Movie Review: Rise of the Super Tromettes (2025) – Troma Blu-ray
After being expelled from Tromaville High School, our highly tatted, skimpily dressed heroines D.d. (Elizabeth D’Ambrosio) and Mercy (Mercedes The Muse, who also wrote and directed the picture… as she did on Troma’s Divide & Conquer as well as many more) try their level-headed best to secure jobs in the real world… but after a series of disastrous work place experiences (at least one of which features that ol’ family fav; un-simulated on-screen pissing) our protagonists discover that a virus is turning horny men’s dicks into monsters (also dicks)… dicks with faces that expel green jizz. As anyone would, they arm themselves with dildo-based weaponry and queef balloons and take to the streets to do battle with those phreaky phalluses as The Super Tromettes! Before long they discover that the virus is man-made and after recruiting new members into their ranks… including the ADHD-riddled roller-skatin’ Hypergirl (split-tongued dynamo Knotty Peach, also from Divide & Conquer) and disabled tech-genius Tekno (Jade
Continue reading →
Get Ready for Sleepless Nights, ‘Night Terror’ Will Haunt Your Dreams This September
Horror fans hungry for their next found-footage fixation are in for a serious sleepless night. Terror Films Releasing has officially joined forces with writer-director Joshua Brucker and co-director Hunter Nino to bring their chilling new found-footage thriller, Night Terror, straight to your TV. Blending raw, intimate cinematography with psychological dread, the film plunges viewers directly into the terrifying intersection between severe sleep disorders and unexplainable paranormal phenomena. A Documentary Assignment Gone Horribly Wrong The nightmare centers around Shelly. She’s a young woman whose daily life is consumed by the debilitating agony of chronic sleep paralysis and horrifying night terrors. In a desperate bid for answers and relief, her public cries for help attract two college students looking for the ultimate subject for their academic film project. However, what starts as a routine documentary recording her restless nights rapidly devolves into something far more sinister. As the cameras roll, they capture terrifying occurrences that go way beyond simple medical anomalies. Deeply
Continue reading →
Interactive Horror Series ‘Shadow Peak’ Puts the Season 2 in the Hands of the Audience
What if watching a horror series wasn’t just a passive experience, but a high-stakes group exercise in survival? That is the exact premise behind “Shadow Peak.” It is an innovative interactive horror project born from a cross-continental collaboration between Trail 3 Films and Gecko Films. Instead of letting viewers passively watch behind their screens, this experimental series hands the steering wheel directly to the public. Every episode is a nerve-wracking exercise in majority rule. One Story, One Choice, Zero Individual Rewinds However, unlike traditional choose-your-own-adventure media where each viewer branches off into their own personal story bubble, Shadow Peak operates on raw democracy. The series drops new episodes every 48 hours, with each chapter ending on a cliffhanger that offers two stark options. The entire fanbase votes, and whichever choice snags the most votes becomes the official, unshakeable canon for the next episode. There are no individual rewinds or alternate timelines; the entire community must live with the bloody consequences
Continue reading →
The First Trailer Unleashed for the Supernatural horror film ‘The Barn 3’
The nostalgia-soaked indie horror darlings The Barn and The Barn Part II have officially cleared the path for a third round of retro mayhem. Writer-director Justin Seaman is bringing back the bloodshed for The Barn Part III. Watch the trailer below. Screaming Royalty Joins the Final Chapter If the previous films didn’t flex enough retro street cred, the trilogy’s sendoff is pulling out all the stops. Horror royalty Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp), William Ragsdale (Fright Night), and the voice of the Crypt Keeper himself, John Kassir, are starring. They join an already stacked roster of genre legends including Ari Lehman (Friday the 13th) and Kelli Maroney (Chopping Mall). Courtney Gains (Children of the Corn) recently joined us for an interview to discuss the movie and much more. Watch it here. Higher Stakes and Heavier Splatter Seaman promises this grand finale will lean into a slightly darker, more serious tone. The story picks up years after the carnage of the second
Continue reading →