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‘Terror on Tubi’ is No Longer a Halloween Event, It’s Now a 365-Day Mainstay

On Tuesday, August 18, the free platform officially launched Terror on Tubi, its first-ever permanent, year-round horror hub. Instead of relegating scary movies to a single month of Hoalloween-themed marketing, the streamer is treating horror like the full-time obsession it actually is. It’s giving genre lovers a dedicated home 365 days a year. A Monumental Mountain of Monsters The sheer scale of this digital graveyard is staggering, packing over 13,000 hours of horror content into one centralized destination. Boasting a massive catalog of more than 10,000 horror and thriller titles, Tubi now features the largest genre library in streaming. The hub features curated collections spanning iconic slashers, supernatural hauntings, creature features, and psychological thrillers. Let’s not forget the fresh thematic categories rotating monthly. Original Scares and Digital Creators Take the Stage Alongside its massive vault of legacy titles, Terror on Tubi is using the launch to roll out a fresh slate of platform exclusives this fall. Subscribers can look forward

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Aug 18, 2026

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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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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Aug 15, 2026

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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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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Aug 15, 2026

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The Ultimate Snake Nightmare: Lionsgate Drops a Brutal New Trailer for ‘Beware Boiúna’

In the deepest reaches of the Amazon basin, humanity’s modern hubris is about to collide with a terrifying force of ancient myth in Beware Boiúna. Now, Lionsgate has officially unleashed a pulse-pounding new trailer for the creature feature that promises a brutal, bloody descent into the green hell of the rainforest. What begins as a routine humanitarian mission quickly devolves into an absolute nightmare. A team of medical volunteers accidentally rouses an apex predator that has slumbered beneath the riverbed for centuries. Folklore Meets Pure Survival Horror Beware Boiúna centers on a dedicated group of doctors and aid workers venturing deep into an isolated stretch of the jungle to deliver emergency medical relief to remote communities. However, the untamed Amazon offers zero sympathy for good intentions. Their expedition inadvertently disturbs the resting place of Boiúna, a legendary and colossal serpent rooted deeply in Brazilian river folklore. However, suddenly, the group is cut off from communications and stranded on treacherous waters.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Aug 13, 2026

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The Asylum Unleashes Suburban Chaos in ‘Jurassic Rampage’ – Out Now

Jurassic Rampage, the latest creature feature from low-budget titan The Asylum, is out now. Known for delightfully unhinged pop-culture mockbusters like Sharknado, Immortal Combat, Shark Trash, and Master of the Universe, the production house is back. This time to give giant prehistoric reptiles a taste of suburban real estate. The film lands conveniently just one week ahead of David Robert Mitchell’s The End of Oak Street theatrical release. This gives creature-feature aficionados a head start on cinematic chaos. Suburban Neighborhoods vs. Prehistoric Predators The film’s premise cuts straight to the chase. An armored military transport loses control, unleashing a payload of hungry dinosaurs directly into an unsuspecting residential block. According to the official synopsis, the trapped neighborhood family must survive a deadly reptilian onslaught. The trailer wastes no time diving into the carnage. A family of four is pinned down in their own home while the armed personnel sent to contain the threat quickly become prehistoric snacks. A Splashy Climax

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Aug 10, 2026

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Movie Review: ‘Above and Below’ Is a Thriller with Bite

Don’t feel like reading? Watch the review below. The year 2026 has been utterly swamped with shark thrillers. As anyone who recently sat through the bargain-bin disaster that was Chum can tell you, quantity definitely doesn’t mean quality. Fortunately, Above and Below arrives like a rogue wave to wash away the bad taste of lesser creature features. It delivers a relentless, high-octane survival thriller that actually remembers how to keep audiences on the edge of their seats. Above and Below is helmed by veteran action director Jesse V. Johnson (Savage Dog). Tony Giordano penned the script for the film, which wastes zero time. It quickly plunges its cast and the audience into a multi-front nightmare. Warning: Spoilers Cocaine, Cages, and Apex Predators The premise serves up a classic recipe for vacation chaos. Five friends head off for a bucket-list shark dive. However, their excursion derails when they spot a massive stash of cartel cocaine. Before they can even wrap their

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Aug 10, 2026

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Scream’s Mason Gooding Joins Alexandre Aja’s Alligator Sequel ‘Crawl 2’

Horror maestro Alexandre Aja is officially keeping his feet soaked in aquatic terror. Between gearing up for Netflix’s Under Paris 2 and returning to helm the long-awaited sequel to his 2019 sleeper hit Crawl, Aja is once again proving that water is the ultimate death trap. This time, however, the gators are packing their bags and taking a bite out of the Big Apple. A Concrete Jungle Turned Submerged Feeding Ground Leaving behind the hurricane-battered swamps of Florida, Crawl 2 trades suburban crawlspaces for a partially submerged New York City. Specific plot details are still tucked safely below the waterline. However, the urban setting immediately brings to mind the legendary myth of alligators lurking in the NYC sewer system. It’s also an enthusiastic, modern nod to cult creature-feature classics like 1980’s Alligator. Navigating rising floodwaters trapped inside a skyscraper canyon against hungry apex predators elevates the franchise’s claustrophobic thrill ride to a whole new level of citywide chaos. Fresh Prey

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Aug 8, 2026

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Praise the Lord and Pass the Bug Spray: The Prehistoric Spider Movie ‘Don’t Move’ Unleashes Its Trailer

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, promising 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, with the group placing the blame on 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

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Aug 7, 2026

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How Streaming Platforms Changed the Way Horror Movies Find Their Audience

Horror once depended on theatrical schedules, late-night television, physical rentals, and festival screenings to reach viewers. Streaming changed that route by placing film libraries within reach and giving older, independent, international, and specific horror titles chances to connect more directly with receptive viewers. The result is a direct path from release to audience. Horror Became Available Beyond the Traditional Release Calendar Streaming services made horror accessible throughout the year, not only around October or major cinema dates. Viewers can now select a ghost story in spring, a creature feature in summer, or a slasher marathon on a weekday. On-Demand Access Supports Year-Round Viewing A theatrical run asks viewers to attend at fixed times. Streaming lets them watch at home, pause when needed, and choose films according to mood. This flexibility suits horror because the genre contains varied styles, from quiet psychological stories to energetic survival films. Nielsen reported that streaming accounted for 47.5% of television viewing in December 2025, a

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Ella Rebecca Horton

Aug 6, 2026

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Welcome to the Food Chain: First Look at the Survival Horror ‘Beware Boiúna’

In the deepest, most untouched reaches of the Amazon basin, humanity’s modern hubris is about to collide with an ancient monster. The suspense-horror feature Beware Boiúna promises a pulse-pounding descent into the green hell of the rainforest. What begins as a routine humanitarian mission quickly devolves into an absolute nightmare. A team of medical volunteers accidentally rouses an ancient force, one that has slumbered beneath the riverbed for centuries. Folklore Meets Terror The film centers on a group of doctors and aid workers. They venture into an isolated stretch of the jungle to deliver emergency medical relief to remote river communities. However, the Amazon doesn’t care about good intentions. Their expedition inadvertently disturbs the resting place of Boiúna, a legendary, colossal apex predator rooted in Brazilian river folklore. Suddenly, they are cut off from satellite communications, stranded on treacherous waters, and hunted from both the canopy and the deep black rivers. The survivors must navigate a relentless landscape where nature

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Aug 5, 2026