Paramount+ is kicking off Halloween early with its annual PEAK SCREAMING collection, packing its library with iconic horror sagas, major streaming debuts, and binge-worthy thriller series. A Fresh Cut of Horror Parody Leading this year’s seasonal slate is the September 3 streaming debut of SCARY MOVIE (2026), arriving alongside an exclusive Extended Cut. The release […]
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From classics such as Aliens and Aswang to cutting edge new fear fare like Wrath of the Gods and Free Buffet, Dead Northern Horror Film Festival has features and shorts galore for horror devotees of all stripes. Taking place 25-27 September, 2026 in York, U.K., the fest also boasts a Dead by Daylight-inspired immersive experience […]
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Spooky season arrives early this September as major streaming platforms expand their libraries with a massive influx of classic monsters, viral internet terror, and recent theatrical hits. So, grab a snack, get comfy, and watch something good. HBO Max HBO Max kicks off autumn with heavyweights from A24 and modern blockbusters, including the smash horror […]
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Move over, traditional movie monsters! There is a new, surprisingly plush terror dominating the indie box office. And it wears a coat of blinding orange fur. BUDDY, the twisted horror film featuring a deceptively cheerful children’s show mascot, has galloped past every reasonable forecast to secure the highest opening weekend of the year for any […]
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Zach Cregger’s highly anticipated Resident Evil adaptation is gearing up to hit theaters, delivering an adrenaline-fueled, gore-drenched survival-horror. It’s also packed with T-virus mutations and classic Capcom Easter eggs. Resident Evil is helmed by the Weapons and Barbarian director, Cregger. It is co-written by John Wick: Chapter 4 scribe Shay Hatten. The film stars Austin […]
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Watch the Review: . The boundaries of supernatural horror are about to be completely rewritten! Fresh off its haunting debut at the Overlook Film Festival, writer-director James Ross II’s feature film directorial debut, Parasomnia, is coming home. The film is an absolute triumph that will make you terrified to close your eyes. Landing exclusively on […]
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British-Slovenian actress Marta Svetek continues to solidify her reputation as a versatile and captivating talent. Seamlessly bridging the gap between global interactive blockbusters and gritty, character-driven horror, Svetek has built a powerful resume that spans both screen and voice booth. Fans already recognize her standout contributions to massive gaming juggernauts like Five Nights at Freddy’s, Valorant, and Battlefield 6 as well as her roles in genre films such as I Am Rage and St. Patrick’s Day Massacre. She aslo starre in is the recently released survival horror Savage Prey. Now, the actress has stepped into an unsettling new nightmare, The Death of Us. She joins cast members Annabella Rich, Devon Thomas, Francesca Louise White, and Andrew Pierson, among others. A Deep Dive into Psychological Terror In her latest feature, The Death of Us, Svetek stars as Anya. She is caught in the web of a deeply unsettling psychological narrative. The film marks the feature directorial debut of Annabella Rich, who
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You may have thought that surviving a kid’s daily Barney binge was the ultimate test of endurance. However, the neon orange unicorn, Buddy, is a real monster. Roadside Attractions and Saban Films, alongside indie horror hitmakers BoulderLight Pictures and Low Spark Films, have unleashed a brand-new teaser and commercial for BUDDY. Signaling a complete and utter execution of wholesome Saturday morning nostalgia. Marching into theaters tomorrow, the horror-comedy takes the hyper-colored world of public-access children’s television and drenches it in unhinged carnage. Sing Along or Face the Feral Mascot On the surface, It’s Buddy! looks like a sugary, synth-pop fever dream designed to hold kids hostage in front of the television. The show features synchronized child performers, infectious sing-alongs, and an aggressively neon-orange unicorn named Buddy. However, he’s not really the cuddliest creature. He enforces state-mandated cheerfulness with cult-like intensity. However, behind the candy-coated studio walls lies a zero-tolerance policy for insubordination. The moment a rogue child performer dares to
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Alex Goyette makes his feature directorial debut with Breeder, a darkly hilarious yet deeply unsettling horror-thriller that releases in U.S. theaters this Fall via IFC Films and Shudder. Following its celebrated premiere at the Tribeca Festival in June, the film turns a bizarre premise into a claustrophobic nightmare. It’s a movie about human pedigree, trapped spaces, and genetic obsession. Poodles, Pedigrees, and Human Livestock The story centers on Russell (Daniel Doheny). He’s a broke MIT dropout desperate for cash who accepts a seemingly straightforward research job at a secluded ranch. The facility is owned by Patti (Dot-Marie Jones). She’s an eccentric champion poodle breeder who has spent her life engineering flawless canine bloodlines. However, Russell soon discovers the position is a sinister front. Patti has decided to expand her eugenics project beyond dogs. She’s eyeing Russell and her own daughter (Maddie Phillips) as subjects for her next selective-breeding experiment. Tribeca Buzz and Psychological Dread Rather than relying on cheap jump
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How far would you go to keep your dying child alive? That harrowing question serves as the dark pulse behind the movie Child, a chilling psychological horror thriller directed by Academy Award-nominated director Cyrus Neshvad. Distributed by Cynefilms, this deeply unsettling feature is set to hauntingly captivate audiences when it officially arrives in UK cinemas this October. Crossing Moral Lines with No Turning Back The heart-wrenching plot centers on Anne and Greg, two desperate parents whose young son is rapidly running out of time. Driven by unconditional love and overwhelming panic, the couple becomes willing to sacrifice absolutely everything for one final, desperate chance at a cure. However, after crossing an unforgivable moral line, Anne and Greg find themselves trapped in a living nightmare. And every subsequent decision exacts an even higher, more monstrous price. Acclaimed Debut Leaves Critics Spellbound Child celebrated its World Premiere at the 2026 Raindance Film Festival, earning a prestigious nomination for the Discovery Award for
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