Terror Films Unleashes Five New Films Filled with Frights for Halloween
Indie genre distributor Terror Films is kicking off the Halloween season in bloody fashion with a slate of five new horror features. And they are all heading straight to digital platforms. Spanning subgenres from retro slasher throwbacks and creature features to...
Tickets Sale Now for ‘The Influencer Project’ From the Co-Creator of The Blair Witch Project
Three decades after revolutionizing independent cinema with shaky handheld cameras and stick figures, The Blair Witch Project co-creator Eduardo Sánchez and producer Gregg Hale are officially returning to the subgenre that made them legends. Swapping the haunted...
Hit Game ‘Backrooms Level X’ Is Getting a Physical Release
Physical media collectors and liminal space enthusiasts, get ready to secure your physical copies! Publisher Firenut Games has officially announced that its intensely unsettling first-person horror title, Backrooms Level X, will be available on physical media....
A Slasher Classic Gets the Ultimate Upgrade: Sorority Row Gets 4K Steelbook Release
Sisters for life… and death. The cult-favorite 2009 slasher Sorority Row is officially debuting on 4K Ultra HD Steelbook, Blu-ray, and Digital starting today! With a hard-R rating for violence, language, sexuality, and partying, this modern spin on classic...
New Trailer Debuts for Horror Film ‘213 Bones,’ Slashing Its Way to Its Screamfest Premiere
The Horror Collective has officially announced that 213 Bones, the feature directorial debut of the late filmmaker Jeffrey Primm, will celebrate its U.S. Premiere at the 26th annual Screamfest Horror Film Festival. The screening will take place at the iconic TCL...
First Look: Nick Nolte Returns to the Genre for the Indie Horror Film ‘Vested’
Horror fans are celebrating the return of one of its core stars to full-blown genre cinema. Academy Award nominee Nick Nolte, who famously starred in Cape Fear, recently adapted it into an Apple TV series, is back. Production has wrapped on a new indie genre film...
“Deconstructing Dahlia”: New Docuseries Aims to Solve the Infamous Cold Case of the Black Dahlia
Global production powerhouse Talestorm has officially announced the development of “Deconstructing Dahlia.” The new groundbreaking docuseries tracks a real-time investigation that promises to finally solve the 1947 murder of Elizabeth Short. Widely...
The Jigsaw Legacy Continues with Three Massive ‘Saw’ 4K SteelBook Releases
Get ready to play a game all over again, because physical media collectors and gore enthusiasts have plenty to celebrate this fall! Following last year’s high-definition rollouts of Saw II, Saw III, and Saw IV, Lionsgate is officially keeping the blood...
The Dark Order Expands: Pinhead Returns in Two New ‘Hellraiser’ Comics
Get ready to tear your soul apart! BOOM! Studios have been on an absolute tear resurrecting the Clive Barker-created Hellraiser franchise this year, Bloody-Disgusting reports. After blowing horror fans away by bringing three classic Barker comic series back to...
Practical Horror Film ‘Gator Face’ Slashes Its Way onto Digital
Gator Face, the creature feature from writer-director Padraig Reynolds (Rites of Spring, Open 24 Hours), is out now. Shot on location in the murky Florida Everglades, the film shuns modern digital shortcuts for live alligators, practical gore, and in-camera...
Screamfest Horror Film Festival Reveals Tremendous 2026 Lineup
Los Angeles-based Screamfest Horror Film Festival today announced its 2026 lineup, and as always, it’s a doozy! Masked slashers, supernatural entities, and other fear-fare favorites are in abundance. Following is the official press announcement. Screamfest Horror...
Spoiler-Free Reviews: Crazy Lips and Gore from Outer Space
Crazy Lips (Japan, 2000) Official synopsis Satomi and her family are hounded by the press when her brother is accused of a vicious killing spree. Desperate to prove his innocence, Satomi goes to a psychic for help. The price the psychic asks is far more than she...
True-Crime Docuseries “I Survived a Serial Killer” Heads to Netflix
A&E’s gripping true-crime docuseries “I Survived a Serial Killer” is officially making its way to Netflix. It brings with it the intense accounts of human endurance to a massive new streaming audience. However, the series does not dwell on the...
AMC+ Unveils a Sneak Peek at Upcoming Series Inspired by the Legend of Baba Yaga
A classic figure of Slavic folklore is getting a dark, modern transformation. AMC+ has officially set a premiere date for “Yaga.” The eight-episode, half-hour series reimagines the ancient myth of Baba Yaga through the lens of a contemporary small-town...
Pluto Films Acquires the Coming-of-Age Horror Film ‘Sick’ Ahead of Fantastic Fest
Berlin-based sales outfit Pluto Film has officially acquired worldwide sales rights for Sick. It is the highly anticipated feature directorial debut from Polish filmmaker Agata Trzebuchowska. The news comes ahead of the film’s world premiere at FFantasticFest...
Trailer Debuts for James Cullen Bressack’s ‘I Have Proof’ Ahead of Fantastic Fest Premiere
When obsession takes root, reality becomes a dangerous playground. Writer-director James Cullen Bressack’s latest mind-bending feature, I Have Proof, is heading to Fantastic Fest. The film follows Alex. He claims to have uncovered indisputable evidence of a...
The Brooklyn Film Festival Announces Its 2026 Slate and Schedule
The Brooklyn Horror Film Festival has officially revealed the complete lineup for its 2026 edition, promising an absolute bloodbath of genre cinema. Running from October 15 through October 22, the East Coast festival will take over Nitehawk Cinema Williamsburg with...
“Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story“ Slashes Its Way onto Netflix This Week
“There’s nothing wrong with blood.” With those chillingly calm words, Netflix officially sets the tone for the next grim obsession in its hit true-crime anthology “Monster.” Sharpen your hatchets and adjust your petticoats. “Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story“ is...
Netflix Announces October Premiere of New series “The New Stanford Prison Experiment”
Netflix has officially commissioned a bold new unscripted series based on one of the most controversial studies in psychological history. Titled “The New Stanford Prison Experiment,” the six-episode docuseries is set to premiere on October 21. Variety...
A Disaster of Epic Proportions Strikes in The Asylum’s ‘America is Burning’ – Out Now
The Asylum is back with the gripping new disaster thriller America Is Burning. In the film, a relentless drought and record-breaking heat finally reach a catastrophic boiling point. When an uncontainable wildfire erupts deep within the Rocky Mountains, the inferno...
Holiday Horror Film ‘New Fears Eve’ Slashes Its Way onto Blu-ray
The horror celebration has officially arrived, courtesy of our friends at Blood Moon Pictures. Legendary Final Destination creator Jeffrey Reddick has teamed up with directing duo P.J. Starks and Eric Huskisson (13 Slays Till X-Mas) to bring genre fans New Fears...
Unwrapping the Hype: A Spoiler Free Review of Lee Cronin’s ‘The Mummy’
Anytime a studio aggressively slaps the “Best Horror Movie of the Year” label on a film right out of the gate, my default setting is heavy skepticism. But I will happily eat my words—and maybe a little tomb dust—because when I finally sat down to watch...
Director and Cinematographer Boris Mojsovski Talks Film and I Will Find You in Our Interview
When you’re watching a thriller that leaves your knuckles white and your throw pillows thoroughly abused, you have the Director of Photography (DP)/ Cinematographer to thank. They are the visual architects of a story. They are tasked with transforming a...
Spirit Halloween Drops Two New Animatronics— An Apocalyptic Nightmare and a Pumpkin Faced Killer
Spook season is arriving early, and Spirit Halloween is already preparing to liquidate your disposable income and your peace of mind. They’ve officially announced two new additions to their upcoming lineup, perfectly balancing “abysmal sci-fi...
An Interview with Actress Mia Vallet on the Horrors of the Horror Film ‘Recluse’
From psychological thrillers to prestige drama, actor Mia Vallet (Believe) has built a career on bringing depth to complex characters. Now, she’s diving headfirst into the shadows for her latest role in Recluse. It’s a dark, twisted family reunion from...





















