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Regal Resurrects ’31 Screams on Screen’ Horror Marathon for October

Regal Cinemas is bringing back its nationwide 31 Screams on Screen program throughout October, giving horror fans a full month of classic scares on the big screen. The annual series delivers 31 consecutive days of iconic genre cinema. And this year, it features selections curated by three prominent horror filmmakers: James Wan (The Conjuring, Insidious, Saw), Nia DaCosta (Candyman, 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple), and Curry Barker (Anything But Ghosts, Obsession). Designed to celebrate the shared auditorium experience, tickets for all daily marathon screenings are priced at $7.99, with full access available for Regal Unlimited subscribers. Acclaimed Directors Share Personal Horror Favorites Each guest director curated four foundational films that shaped their appreciation for the genre, bringing a diverse mix of Gothic horror, psychological thrillers, and creature features back to theaters: James Wan’s Picks: Wan selected these mainstream titles to highlight their singular directorial artistry on the big screen. “While these are often considered mainstream genre films, they were

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Sep 23, 2026

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Director Mike P. Nelson Talks Beware Boiúna, Giant Snakes, and the Amazon in Our Interview

For horror enthusiasts, director Mike P. Nelson is a name that instantly commands respect. After breathing brutal new life into Wrong Turn. And contributing to V/H/S/85, and directing 2025’s Silent Night, Deadly Night, the visionary filmmaker returns. This time to lead audiences straight into the terrifying depths of the South American rainforest. Get ready for Beware Boiúna, offering a pulse-pounding glimpse into a brutal creature feature where modern human arrogance clashes with a colossal entity of ancient myth. Brazilian Folklore Collides with High-Octane Survival Horror Beware Boiúna follows a dedicated team of doctors and relief volunteers as they travel deep into an isolated sector of the jungle to deliver emergency aid to remote river communities. The untamed Amazon, however, shows no mercy to well-meaning outsiders. A mine unknowingly desecrates the resting place of Boiúna—a legendary, gargantuan serpent rooted in Brazilian folklore. Soon, the doctors’ vessel is stranded and cut off from all communication. Trapped on treacherous waters and hunted from both

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Sep 22, 2026

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Brad Pitt Returns for the Long-Awaited Sequel ‘WWZ II’

When the cinematic adaptation of Max Brooks’ acclaimed novel World War Z hit theaters, it solidified its place as one of the highest-grossing yet most turbulent zombie films of the modern era. Now, after years of rumors, the sequel is finally on its way, Deadline reports. Over a decade after World War Z redefined the scale of apocalyptic cinema, the undead threat is rising once again. Paramount Pictures has officially greenlit World War Z II, bringing Hollywood icon Brad Pitt back to the front lines of the global pandemic. The long-gestating sequel promises to revisit a shattered world still learning to navigate the terrifying reality of mass extinction. It will expand on the international scope that made the original a worldwide box-office phenomenon and spawned multiple games. Navigating the Legacy of a Turbulent Franchise The original 2013 film proved both a massive box-office triumph and one of the most production-heavy blockbusters of the 21st century. Despite extensive reshoots, script overhauls,

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Sep 19, 2026

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‘Crawl 2’ Sinks its Teeth into the Big Apple and a 2027 Premiere Date

Horror maestro Alexandre Aja is officially keeping his feet soaked in aquatic nightmare fuel. Between gearing up for Netflix’s Under Paris 2 and preparing to helm the long-awaited sequel to his sleeper hit Crawl, Aja is once again proving that water is the ultimate death trap. This time, however, the relentless apex predators pack their bags and take a massive bite out of the Big Apple. And it’s got a release date! A Concrete Jungle Turned Submerged Feeding Ground Leaving behind Florida’s hurricane-battered swamps, Crawl 2 trades suburban crawlspaces for a flooded New York City. Specific plot details remain tucked below the waterline. But the urban shift instantly taps into the legendary myth of alligators lurking in the NYC sewer system. Navigating rising floodwaters trapped inside skyscraper canyons, while dodging hungry gators, elevates the franchise’s signature claustrophobic suspense into widespread urban chaos. Fresh Prey and Horror Royalty Behind the Camera A brand-new setting demands a fresh batch of survivors to

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Sep 18, 2026

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Damian McCarthy’s ‘Hokum,’ Starring Adam Scott, Haunts Hulu This October

After a celebrated theatrical run and home video release, director Damian McCarthy’s latest supernatural horror, Hokum, will soon bring its chilling atmosphere to home audiences just in time for spooky season. Distributed by NEON, the acclaimed horror mystery will officially begin streaming exclusively on Hulu starting October 10, 2026. A Reclusive Writer and an Ancient Irish Curse The film stars Adam Scott (Severance). He plays Ohm Bauman, a reclusive novelist who travels to a remote Irish inn to scatter his late parents’ ashes. However, his solitary retreat takes a sinister turn. The hotel staff recounts unsettling local folklore regarding an ancient witch said to haunt the honeymoon suite. This creates a tension-filled atmosphere. Soon, disturbing visions begin to unravel his reality. As a shocking disappearance disrupts the countryside, Ohm is forced to confront the darkest corners of his own past. An Exceptional Ensemble Cast Scott leads an impressive ensemble cast that brings the eerie, isolated setting to life. Joining him

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Sep 17, 2026

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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. All of them are heading straight to digital platforms. Spanning subgenres from retro slasher throwbacks and creature features to found-footage suspense and dark psychological thrillers, the lineup gives horror diehards plenty of fresh nightmares to stream as spooky season hits full swing. There’s something for every horror fan. So, stock up on popcorn and get ready to watch. SHE DID IT 10/2/2026 – Digital Platforms Everywhere Reality and delusion blur in this psychological nightmare. Following a suicide attempt, a vulnerable woman awakens to a horrifying claim: her boyfriend insists her corpse is lying in their bathtub. As the truth unravels inside their apartment, paranoia and manipulation blur the line between reality and delusion. Written and directed by Noah Dorsey. Produced by Kat McPhee. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Z7mAkThz5Q UVF: UNDERGROUND VIDEO FILMS 10/9/2026 – Exclusively on FOUND TV Some tales were never

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Sep 17, 2026

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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 effects. A Sun-Soaked Getaway Morphs into a Sacrificial Nightmare The movie follows a group of friends heading to Florida for a getaway. But their vacation quickly collapses into an isolated struggle for survival. Trapped deep within the swamps, the group falls prey to a sinister local cult that sacrifices unsuspecting victims to an ancient alligator deity. Soon, they are forced to combat both the cult members and the lethal creature worshiped at the center of their bloody faith. A Return to Old-School Practical Filmmaking and Southern Folklore Blending slasher elements, creature horror, and Southern folklore, Reynolds and his team committed to grounding the terrifying moments in physical reality. Get this: the movie features zero CGI or AI. The movie captures the chaotic, unpredictable texture of classic 1980s monster movies. Tabitha Brownstone, who discussed the

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Sep 16, 2026

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Spoiler-Free Review: Gator Face

Official synopsis Gator Face follows a group of friends whose sun-soaked Florida vacation takes a dark turn when they become prey to a sinister cult that sacrifices its victims to an alligator god. Far from the carefree escape they had planned, the friends are drawn deeper into an isolated world governed by ritual and violence, forcing them into a desperate fight to survive both the cult and the deadly creature at the center of its beliefs. Review Writer/director Padraig Reynolds’ Gator Face combines masked slasher mayhem with creature feature carnage. Fear-fare fanatics who love their horror brutal and at a relentless pace are going to have a field day, but many viewers will ultimately feel like they got kicked where it hurts most. The editing on alligator attacks is great, with live gators acting menacing and the graphic kills with practical effects blending impressively. Some of the more nerve-wracking moments of the film involve cast members actually interacting with these

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Joseph Perry

Sep 15, 2026

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U.K.’s Dead And SudBuried Horrorthon Unveils Its Droolworthy 2026 Lineup

Whether fear-fare fanatics are in the mood for classics or cutting-edge new features, Dead And SudBuried Horror Film Festival (Sudbury, Suffolk, U.K.) has pretty much everyone covered. This year’s edition runs from October 22–25, 2026. Following is the official press announcement. The Dead And SudBuried Horror Film Festival returns to the sleepy market town of Sudbury, Suffolk for its 10th Anniversary edition, expanding to four days and welcoming movies from all over the world, celebrating new and classic horror movies! The terrifying event returns over from Thursday 22nd October to 25th October with another horror packed schedule featuring 11 brand new festival circuit features, 11 classic movies and 22 new horror shorts alongside Director/Cast Q&A’s, food trucks, merchandise and much more over four long, scary days. The Dead And SudBuried Horrorthon began life in 2016 in Suffolk in the small market town of Sudbury as a celebration of classic horror movies, screening seven classics over a single day in the

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Joseph Perry

Sep 15, 2026

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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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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Sep 15, 2026