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The M3GAN Universe Expands with 'SOULM8TE' - Out Today on Digital

Upgrade Your Love Life: M3GAN Spin-Off SOULM8TE Hits Digital Platforms This August

From the studio that built the modern horror landscape with Obsession, Blumhouse and Atomic Monster are booting up their newest android—and she is guaranteed to light your fire while keeping you on the absolute edge of your seat. Designed to fulfill your every need, anticipate your every desire, and love you completely unconditionally, SOULM8TE is officially coming home. Coded Devotion Meets Precision-Engineered Mayhem Unnerving, sleek, and darkly compelling, SOULM8TE expands the beloved M3GAN cinematic universe into much more mature, seductive territory. The story follows a grieving engineer tasked with field-testing a ruthless tech giant’s latest prototype: an artificially intelligent companion. However, when he bypasses protocol and attempts to program her into a truly sentient soulmate, the synthetic baddie develops an entirely unpatched set of human needs—unleashing a relentless, calculated spree of precision-engineered mayhem on anyone who gets in her way. The film features an incredible, genre-tested cast. Lily Sullivan (Evil Dead Rise, Monolith), David Rysdahl (Alien: Earth, Fargo, Claudia Doumit

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jul 8, 2026

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High Heels and High Body Counts: ‘Hunting Housewives’ is Now Streaming on Netflix

If you’ve ever found yourself watching a chaotic Bravo reunion and thinking, “This is great, but I wish someone would drop these women into a brutal, isolated survival situation,” your highly specific prayers have finally been answered. The 2024 campy thriller Hunting Housewives has officially landed on Netflix. And it is every bit the beautiful, high-fashion trainwreck you want it to be. Directed by Marco Deufemia and written by Paula Tiberius, the film boasts a reality-TV royal flush of a cast. It features Denise Richards (The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills), NeNe Leakes (The Real Housewives of Atlanta), Melyssa Ford (Blood, Sweat & Heels), and Kym Johnson Herjavec (Dancing with the Stars), alongside Mark Ghanimé, Martin Roach, Sergio Di Zio, and Kip Brown. Survivor Meets the Ultimate Bravo Drama To understand the narrative blueprint here, you have to imagine a grueling season of Survivor populated entirely by the most volatile elements of the Real Housewives cinematic universe. Hunting Housewives saves

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jul 7, 2026

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Final Destination: Bloodlines Directors Reunite for The Sequel of Their 2019 Hit ‘Freaks’

Filmmakers Zach Lipovsky and Adam Stein have been busy playing in some massive Hollywood sandboxes lately. Still, they are officially returning to the indie sci-fi universe that put them on the map. Fresh off delivering Final Destination: Bloodlines, the directing duo is returning to their mutant roots with Freaks 2. And its first look image has officially arrived ahead of its world premiere. The sequel has secured the ultimate festival bragging rights. It has locked in its spot as the official closing-night film of the Fantasia International Film Festival. A Road Trip Fueled by Superpowers and Revenge The narrative jumps forward into a hostile, unforgiving future. It picks up several years after the claustrophobic, traumatic escape that capped off the 2018 original. We find Mary (Amanda Crew) and her daughter Chloe (Lorelei Olivia Mote) living a nomadic life on the road. They are desperately hiding their powers and identities from the world. Unfortunately, they are being actively hunted by the

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jul 6, 2026

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Italy’s Oscar Submission ‘Familia’ Hits US Digital Platforms This Week

Breaking Glass Pictures has officially announced the North American release of Familia, the highly acclaimed Italian psychological thriller from director Francesco Costabile. Selected as Italy’s Official Submission for the Academy Awards® for Best International Feature Film, Familia arrives with massive critical momentum. The film originally had its world premiere at the 81st Venice International Film Festival. And Francesco Gheghi won the prestigious Venice Horizons Award for Best Actor for his raw, volcanic performance. A Haunting Portrait of Inherited Violence Familiawas adapted from Luigi Celeste’s raw memoir Non Sarà Sempre Così (It Won’t Be Like This Forever). It delivers an emotionally charged look at a family perpetually haunted by domestic abuse, psychological scars, and the grueling path toward redemption. The film follows Luigi “Gigi” Celeste. He finally thinks he has found a sense of purpose and tribal belonging within a dangerous, radical extremist group. However, his new reality is violently upended by the unexpected return of his abusive father after years

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jul 6, 2026

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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 script’s raw tension into the haunting frames that keep us up at night. I recently had the absolute pleasure of sitting down with Boris Mojsovski. In our interview, we discuss his masterclass in visual suspense on Netflix’s latest gripping thriller series, I Will Find You. Created by Robert Hull and adapted from the bestselling novel by Harlan Coben, the series follows a father falsely convicted of his own son’s brutal murder. Just as he’s adjusting to a lifetime behind bars, a shocking whisper reaches him: his son might actually be alive. What follows is a relentless, heart-pounding race to uncover the truth about what happened. Led by a phenomenal Sam Worthington, it is a must-watch addition to your queue. Mojsovski

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jul 4, 2026

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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 hell that just celebrated its world premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival. The film marks the feature directorial debut of Henry Chaisson. He’s the wonderfully warped mind behind the screenplay for Antlers and Apple TV+’s “Servant.” If that pedigree isn’t enough to get your skin crawling, Steven Schneider (Paranormal Activity, Insidious) is serving as Executive Producer via his genre label, Spooky Pictures. A Psychological Breakdown If you like your family dramas served with a side of generational trauma and black magic, Recluse will be your new obsession. Joan (Sasha Frolova, The Empty Man) is an audio engineer who literally spends her life hiding behind headphones. A sudden phone call from her estranged, ailing father sends her home. He’s a renowned

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jul 3, 2026

Movie Review: Rupert Grint and Hanna Bergholm Turn Postpartum Panic into Pure Body in 'Nightborn'

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A Terrifying Tale of Motherhood: The Fright-Filled ‘Nightborn’ Trailer Has Arrived

Parenthood is already a sleep-deprived nightmare, but Finnish filmmaker Hanna Bergholm is about to make it officially terrifying. Shudder has officially snapped up the rights to Nightborn, Bergholm’s highly anticipated follow-up to her grotesque, body-horror indie darling Hatching (2022). The streaming giant locked down distribution worldwide, ensuring horror fans everywhere can witness the chaos. The dark, visceral fable debuted in competition at Berlinale. Next, it is set for its North American premiere at the Fantasia Festival on July 22. Thankfully, you won’t have to wait long to stream it at home—the film drops exclusively on Shudder this July. Along with the release date, a haunting new poster and trailer have arrived, giving you an early look at the madness that might make you never want kids. Morthhood Can Be a Nightmare Written by Bergholm and Ilja Rautsi, Nightborn follows Saga and her British husband, Jon, who move into an isolated woodland house to build a perfect, picture-postcard family life. Naturally,

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jul 3, 2026

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The Ultimate 4th of July Horror Watch List

Are you looking to stay out of the heat, skip the fireworks, but still feel a bit patriotic? We’ve got you covered. Here’s the ultimate 4th of July watch list, and we’ll even tell you where you can watch them. The Sci-Fi Horror Heavyweight: Independence Day (1996) While traditionally celebrated as a sci-fi action blockbuster, Roland Emmerich’s masterpiece leans heavily into creature-feature horror territory. From the suffocating dread of city-destroying shadows to the infamous, genuinely terrifying alien autopsy scene, it treats its hostile extraterrestrial invaders like unstoppable, predatory monsters. It remains the ultimate July 4th cinematic tradition. It comes complete with iconic explosions, peak Jeff Goldblum, and a presidential speech that still delivers goosebumps. You can currently stream it on Hulu and Disney+. You can also rent it on Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, and Fandango at Home. The Definitive Holiday Slasher: I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997) This is the ultimate 4th of July slasher. The entire

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jul 3, 2026

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Spoiler-Free Reviews: AnyMart and A Weapon in My Heart (Jeonju International Film Festival 2026)

AnyMart (Japan, 2026) Official Synopsis Sakai, the protagonist, works as an assistant manager at a local convenience store. Outside of work, he lives a quiet, routine life — playing online games and using dating apps — having spent most of his twenties tied to the store. The store is his entire world. And yet, beyond its doors, the world itself seems to be coming to an end. Review Shõta Sometani as Sakai, a clerk at the convenience store owned by his gruff, stick-to-corporate-rules father, gives a fine performance. His character is all but dead on the inside at work, and not much motivated socially or otherwise outside of his job, although he attempts romantic connections, awkward though they may be. Sometani nails this everyman character as writer/director Yusuke Iwasaki uses the konbini and his protagonist as a representation of the frustrations of twentysomething life in modern Japan. The kills are sudden and often shocking, the gore is impressive, and the

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Joseph Perry

Jul 3, 2026

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The New Trailer for ‘The Leaching’ Will Make You Squirm

If you’ve been looking for a wholesome family drama to watch with your parents this summer, keep moving. Dark Star Pictures and Uncork’d Entertainment are teaming up to drop the bizarre new creature feature The Leaching on Digital and On Demand this July, and it’s about to make your own family dynamics look like a sitcom. Written and directed by indie genre veteran Evan Showalter (Ante Mortem, Bad Music Terry), the film promises a dark, gooey cocktail of supernatural horror, psychological suspense, and good old-fashioned creature-feature thrills. A Very Uncomfortable Family Reunion The synopsis alone reads like a masterclass in waking up with the worst hangover of your life. After crawling out of a literal grave on her father’s isolated forest property with zero memory of who she is or how she got there, Vivian must use what few brain cells she has left to piece together the nightmarish truth. Her only company? A horde of the undead, her incredibly

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jul 3, 2026