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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 presence, theatrical sophistication, and trademark macabre wit. Price had a rare ability to elevate B-movies into timeless classics and give gothic masterpieces their haunting soul. He originally established himself as a versatile dramatic and noir actor in films like Laura. His work with genre legends like William Castle, Roger Corman, and Robert Fuest solidified his crown as a reigning King of Horror. Below are the definitive Vincent Price horror movies that every genre fan should see, along with current streaming options. House of Wax (1953) After surviving a devastating fire set by his treacherous business partner, a sculptor of historical wax figures opens a horrific new museum filled with eerily lifelike displays. Why It’s Essential: This film

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Oct 7, 2026

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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 new video game brings interactive terror directly to fans this October. Transitioning to Interactive Horror Since director James Wan launched the original film in 2013, the franchise has expanded into a massive cinematic universe. Spanning ten feature films, including major hits like Annabelle and The Nun, the series has grossed over two billion dollars worldwide. While the movies relied on atmospheric tension and sudden jump scares, this new project shifts players from passive observers into active participants facing malevolent entities directly from their couch. Investigating the Red Lion Inn Moving away from traditional suburban haunted houses, the narrative introduces a sinister historic location based in England called the Red Lion Inn. Driven heavily by player choices, the gameplay forces you to step into the

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Oct 7, 2026

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The Ethereal Horror Fest Returns to Austin This October

The Ethereal Horror Fest returns to Austin’s Violet Crown Cinema for its seventh annual installment, running October 16–18. The three-day celebration of independent genre cinema will kick off on opening night with an exciting new addition: the festival’s first-ever live pitch competition. Starting at 7 p.m., six selected filmmakers will present their original horror concepts before a live panel of judges and industry insiders. They will be competing for the coveted top pitch award. Must-See Feature Screenings This year’s feature lineup boasts a diverse selection of terrifying narratives. Highlights include Troy Escamilla’s queer horror feature Hollow Lake, which follows a newlywed couple whose serene lakeside getaway turns into a bloody nightmare. The lineup also includes The Ritual of Huasao. It marks the feature debut of Isaac Berrocal, which follows a woman haunted by the fallout of a Peruvian spiritual cleansing. Also headlining the festival is Mitch McLeod’s psychological thriller Marrow, starring Jessica Dawn Willis, Danielle Harris, and Michael Ironside, which

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Oct 6, 2026

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After Smashing Box-office Records, ‘Buddy’ is Slashing Its Way onto Digital This October

This summer, BUDDY—starring America’s favorite, deceptively sweet orange unicorn—emerged as the year’s breakout indie-horror box office sensation. Roaring past $26 million domestically, the film secured the biggest opening of the year for any release playing in fewer than 1,800 screens. It delivered an astonishing box office run for an independent, original, R-rated horror feature. Shattering Box Office Records The record-breaking momentum didn’t stop at its opening weekend. BUDDY continued its unstoppable run, charging past The Invite to become the highest-grossing Sundance 2026 acquisition to date. The film has officially become the highest-grossing release in Saban Films’ history. It is also the third-highest-grossing theatrical release ever for Roadside Attractions, surpassing Judy and sitting behind only I Can Only Imagine and Manchester by the Sea. Buddy even returned to theaters with a sing-along event. Now, he’s coming to a TV near you. A Twisted Take on Children’s Television The feature turns childhood nostalgia completely on its head. Set inside the vibrant, sunlit

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Oct 5, 2026

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The ‘Godzilla Minus Zero’ Popcorn Bucket May Be the Biggest Fans Have Ever Seen

A massive new collectible has surfaced for the upcoming film Godzilla Minus Zero. And the iconic kaiju on screen isn’t the only thing taking on supersized proportions. Exhibition company SATO gave attendees at EXPOCINE an exclusive first look at a new Godzilla-shaped popcorn bucket that left them in shock. While official measurements haven’t been released, attendees describe the collectible as “enormous.” Images show it taking up an entire display table. Unlike with previous films, the bucket isn’t just a head. It’s a full recreation of the iconic creature. Fans can access their snack through a hatch on the titan’s back. While we are still waiting to learn the price and measurements, we do know this must-have collectible comes out when the towering King of the Monsters returns to theaters this November. Hence, we urge you to snag yours the moment they go on sale because they will most definitely sell out fast. A Technical Milestone for Japanese Cinema Godzilla Minus

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Oct 5, 2026

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CCV Horror ‘Infirmary’ is Now Streaming on Shudder

Filmmaker Nicholas Pineda has officially unleashed his feature directorial debut, Infirmary, now streaming on Shudder following its world premiere at Dances With Films NY. Fusing bodycam footage, surveillance feeds, and claustrophobic dread, this relentless indie horror aims to reignite a deep-seated terror of medical institutions. A Graveyard Shift From Hell The story follows Edward, a young security guard embarking on his very first overnight shift at the long-abandoned Wilshire Infirmary. Paired with Lester, a retiring guard whose erratic behavior instantly raises red flags, Edward quickly realizes the night will be anything but routine. When an unknown intruder breaches the facility and vanishes into thin air, Lester ventures alone into the dark, labyrinthine hallways—and disappears without a trace. Stranded as the asylum’s violent history awakens around him, Edward must survive malicious entities as his own sanity begins to fracture. A Fresh Vision for Found Footage Co-written by Katy Krauland and co-produced alongside Pineda, Infirmary aims to deliver a distinct, character-driven spin

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Oct 3, 2026

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Horror Without Barriers: Inside the Inclusive 2026 Access: Horror Film Festival

Access: Horror, the premier festival celebrating disability in genre cinema, launched its 2026 season with a successful in-person showcase at Alamo Drafthouse Winchester on September 25. Following the in-person kickoff, the festival is bringing its entire lineup to a global audience through a month-long virtual program. One that runs from October 4 through November 1, 2026. Founded by filmmaker and activist Ariel Baska, Access: Horror elevates disability advocacy by challenging traditional genre tropes. Named one of the nation’s most accessible film festivals by Forbes, the organization creates space for marginalized artists to tell honest, cathartic, and terrifying stories. Festival leadership emphasizes that accessibility is not a late addition to the event. It’s the foundation the festival is actually built on. Every film in the virtual program features open captions, and nearly half the streaming library includes full audio descriptions. So, there’s something for everyone. A Powerful Virtual Lineup Grounded in Real-World Terror The 2026 streaming program features 19 international titles. It

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Oct 2, 2026

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Tubi Guarantees Chills All October: Call the Recommendation Hotline TubiFone!

Tubi recently unveiled its official Halloween lineup. However, the free streaming platform is going the extra mile to keep horror fans thoroughly spooked all month long. In an homage to the pre-streaming era when moviegoers dialed automated hotlines like MovieFone to find showtimes, Tubi is launching its own interactive hotline. And it’s called TubiFone. Designed to help viewers navigate without endless scrolling, this hotline delivers tailored film and series recommendations based entirely on your mood. How to Dial into the Spooky Season Recommendations Movie fans can dial 1-833-605-TUBI. Once connected, callers can select the precise emotion or vibe they want their entertainment to evoke. The service then generates targeted suggestions available immediately on the platform. The system is engineered specifically for those moments when traditional subgenre tags like “slasher” or “creature feature” fall short, but descriptors like “appalled” or “paranoid” hit the mark. Explore October’s Nine Keypad Categories of Terror The October TubiFone lineup features nine distinct emotional pathways. Each

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Oct 1, 2026

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No Tricks, Only Treats: Here’s What’s Coming to Streaming Services This October

October is officially here, which means spooky season has arrived in full force! Major streaming platforms are turning up the scares with horror-packed libraries to celebrate, and we’ve got your guide! If you missed director Damian McCarthy’s chilling theatrical sensation Hokum earlier this year, you can finally stream it on Hulu. Fresh streaming premieres are popping up across the board, featuring films like the hippo horror film Hungry on Prime Video and the twisted horror-fairytale Pinocchio Unstrung making its debut on Peacock. Documentary fans can dive into dark real-world mysteries, including the eerie investigation Clown Panic on Hulu. For anyone craving classic gateway horror, Tubi brings nostalgia to life with R.L. Stine’s Pumpkinhead 2. It is also prime time for legendary franchise marathons. Platforms are stacking their schedules with multi-movie collections for all-time horror staples, including A Nightmare on Elm Street, Leprechaun, Scream, and Friday the 13th. Clear your calendar and prepare for an absolute feast of fear this spooky season! Here

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Oct 1, 2026

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Pure Gnome-ageddon: Stan Drops Trailer for Horror Comedy Series “Gnomes”

Brace yourselves for an absolute suburban bloodbath! Streaming platform Stan has officially unveiled the thrilling trailer for its upcoming Stan Original Series “Gnomes.” Perfectly timed for the Halloween season, the show promises a wild, blood-soaked battle against pint-sized plagues of terracotta terror. Channeling the beloved, splatter-gore energy of 1980s creature features alongside laugh-out-loud comedy, this outrageous series ensures you will never look at a cheerful lawn ornament the same way again. Suburbia Turns Nightmare: The High-Stakes Plot of Nompton The story follows Senior Sergeant Arnold Kipps, played by Asa Butterfield (Sex Education). He is already enduring a thoroughly miserable day in the quiet town of Nompton. His situation deteriorates rapidly when his ex-partner and former flame, Ellie McKay (Megan Smart of Black Snow), arrives in town with strict orders to decommission his police station. However, to make matters infinitely worse, an ancient, bloodthirsty force awakens as the formidable Gnome Queen, portrayed with regal menace by Tess Haubrich (Spiderhead). The queen

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Oct 1, 2026