Real-Life Texas Stalking Case Inspires Chilling New Horror Thriller “Marrow”
Scatena & Rosner Films has acquired North American distribution rights for Marrow. The new horror feature comes from writer-director Mitch McLeod. It stars Jessica Dawn Willis alongside genre icons Danielle Harris and Michael Ironside. Viral Fame Turns Deadly...
Talk to Me Spin-off Series ‘I Let You In’ Coming Exclusively to Meta
Meta has officially announced I Let You In, an upcoming six-episode spinoff series set within the popular Talk to Me universe. Filmed in Spain, the immersive virtual reality project recently wrapped production and will premiere in Spring 2027 exclusively on Meta...
‘Christmas at the Kringles’ Gifts Viewers a Mix of Horror and Comedy This October
Action-horror comedy Christmas at the Kringles has officially unveiled its wild trailer. Directed by Kevin Lewis, who previously helmed Willy’s Wonderland, the genre-bending holiday feature hits movie theaters nationwide this October. A Twisted Holiday...
Game Review: ‘Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival’
When Saber Interactive first emailed me saying, “We have such sights to show you…”, I knew my wish had come true; someone finally made a game based on Hellraiser, and again, Saber fulfilled my desire and granted me a chance to review it! So is...
Spoiler-Free Reviews: Dark Nights Film Fest Australian Shorts
Sydney, Australia’s Dark Nights Film Fest presents fear fare from around the globe on Saturday, October 10, 2026. Among its many selections are some terrific homegrown shorts. Here are capsule reviews of some of the Australian short films screening at the festival,...
The Dead Rise in the ‘Postmortem’ Trailer Ahead of Screamfest
Synestesys has officially announced that Screamfest LA will host the World Premiere of Postmortem on October 10th. It has also dropped the first chilling trailer. The psychological thriller is the latest feature from writer-director Andrés Beltrán. The film stars...
Trapped Between Secrets: New Thriller ‘Spill’ Launches on VOD
Spill, the newest suspense thriller written and directed by Blake Ridder, is now available on digital video-on-demand platforms. This fresh release follows Ridder’s previous independent projects, including HELP and Manor of Darkness. A Simple Job Turns Deadly The...
Mad Cave Studios Announces New Horror Comic ‘The 99 Legs’
Writer Michael W. Conrad and acclaimed artist Noah Bailey have reunited for their most disturbing graphic novel yet, titled The 99 Legs. The creative team behind the hit graphic novels Tremor Dose and Double Walker draws deep inspiration from Italian Giallo cinema...
‘Devour’ Unleashes Monsters, Metal and Mayhem this October (Pre-Order it Now)
Epic Pictures and its genre-specialty label, Dread, are gearing up to release Devour. Directed by Scott B. Hansen alongside writer Desiree Hansen, this unhinged supernatural horror feature mixes heavy metal riffs, neck-snapping vampires, flesh-munching cannibals, a...
A Celebration of Horror Icon Vincent Price: Where to Watch His Scariest Movies
With a career spanning over five decades, Vincent Price remains one of the most recognizable, beloved, and enduring icons in horror cinema history. And Halloween season is a perfect time to explore his best films. He was known for his velvety voice, commanding...
The Title, Plot, and First Teaser Revealed for Mike Flanagan’s ‘The Exorcist’ Film
Universal has officially revealed major updates for Mike Flanagan’s highly anticipated addition to The Exorcist franchise. Here’s everything we know so far. An Ensemble Cast Scarlett Johansson leads the film, titled The Exorcist: Martyrs, alongside...
New Trailer Debuts for J-Horror ‘New Group’ Ahead of Shudder Premiere
Shudder has officially acquired the distribution rights for New Group, the chilling second feature film from director Yûta Shimotsu. Written with co-writer Momoko Sahara, the Japanese horror title premieres on the streaming platform this November. It features a...
A Father Hunts a Supernatural Killer in the ‘His Monster’ – Out Now
4Digital Media has officially unleashed the atmospheric horror feature His Monster. It brings the dark, suspenseful tale to audiences worldwide this October. A Grief-Stricken Father Battles Isolation and Unseen Terror The narrative centers on James, a struggling...
Dr. Norman Knott Unveils “Hellatherapist: A Traumatic Musical” With 13-Seat Interactive Event
Step inside the asylum gates—if you dare. Dr. Norman Knott has officially unveiled the promotional details for HELLATHERAPIST: A Traumatic Musical, a pitch-black Grand Guignol musical comedy that unflinchingly explores psychological trauma. Far more than a standard...
Heretic Invites You to Be Spirited Away with New Scent Thornapple
Inspired by one of nature’s most intoxicating outlaws, Heretic’s Thornapple captures the spellbinding essence of a plant suspended between beauty and danger. Between dream and delirium. Lush leaves, exotic saffron, and an uncanny apple accord surrender to...
Eighties Nostalgia Meets Punk Horror in the Trailer for ‘Rise of the Rats’
Black Mandala has officially unveiled the trailer for Rise of the Rats, an energetic new horror-punk feature directed by Stephen Roach. A Retro Horror Infusion This dark creature feature draws strong creative inspiration from iconic eighties classics like The Lost...
Enter the Investigation: Netflix’s Unveils the Game Trailer for “The Conjuring: Unspoken”
Netflix is taking subscribers back into The Conjuring universe with an exciting interactive release. Following recent announcements, the streaming giant officially released a trailer for The Conjuring: Unspoken. Headline news for the upcoming Halloween season, this...
Watch the Exclusive Video from ‘Terrestrial’ Ahead of Its October Premiere
An exclusive clip offers a new look at Terrestrial, the upcoming sci-fi thriller-comedy directed by Steve Pink. The film follows four former college classmates whose long-awaited reunion weekend quickly devolves into chaos. Specifically, the home’s owner is...
‘Wounds,’ Starring Paris Jackson, Drops Trailer ahead of Screamfest Premiere
Director Ron Krauss has officially announced that his latest feature, Wounds, will premiere at Screamfest LA on October 8th. The psychological horror-thriller stars Jack Kilmer (The Nice Guys, Palo Alto) and Paris Jackson (American Horror Stories). They are joined...
New Hulu Docuseries “Swipe Right on the Devil” Explores Tinder Gone Wrong
Hulu has released the official trailer for its upcoming true-crime docuseries, “Swipe Right on the Devil.” The chilling project launches this October, just in time for the platform’s annual Huluween programming block. Viewers can also watch the...
Kelli Marchman McNeely | Oct 6, 2026 | 2 min read
Psychological Horror “Pendulum” Unveils New Poster and Release Date
Surrender completely, commands the haunting new poster for Pendulum. The psychological horror feature marks the directorial debut of Black Swan screenwriter Mark Heyman. Vertical will release the film nationwide in theaters this January. Star-Studded Cast Navigates...
Kelli Marchman McNeely | Oct 6, 2026 | 2 min read
A Horde Of Horror Films Have Just Arrived On Tubi
A horde of new original horror films and classics have just arrived on the free streaming service Tubi, which has a massive library of over 10,000 horror films! Cult Classics The Thing Mary Elizabeth Winstead · R This prequel to John Carpenter’s...
Kelli Marchman McNeely | May 15, 2022 | 2 min read
Controversial, Brutal, Gore-Filled Horror ‘The Sadness’ Lands On Shudder
The controversial, super brutal horror film The Sadness, which nearly caused a riot by disturbed viewers at its festival screening, is now streaming on Shudder. Written and directed by Rob Jabbaz, the story “follows a young couple, played by Regina Lei (76...
Kelli Marchman McNeely | May 15, 2022 | 1 min read
Blu-ray Review: House On the Edge of the Park 3-Disc Limited Edition (1980)
Alex (David Hess, who coincidentally also starred in Wes Craven’s 1972 masterpiece The Last House on the Left… a title I’m sure I won’t be mentioning again in this review) is a true renaissance man with many passions; disco dancing, acting...
Blu-ray Review: Dark Night of the Scarecrow 2 (2022)
Remember the 1981 TV movie Dark Night of the Scarecrow? Even if you answer “no” it won’t matter a bit when you sit down to view Dark Night of the Scarecrow 2 (or maybe it’s Straw Eyes if the extra title card is to be believed), because other...
