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Spoiler-Free Reviews: MARGINALIA and BURNT FLOWERS (GenreBlast 2025)

MARGINALIA (U.S., 2025) Official synopsis: Summoned to Karnstein Abbey to serve as a mourner at the funeral of their recently deceased abbess, Sister Trista discovers a dark secret involving demons, witchcraft and killer rabbits. But Sister Trista has a secret of her own. Nunsploitation, a Hammer Films’ horror vibe, and the retro charm and surreal qualities of filmmaker Guy Maddin’s work: Writer/director/editor/cinematographer Mark Beal’s beautifully bizarre Marginalia has all this and more. This black-and-white supernatural feature will win cinephiles over with its atmosphere to spare, which includes impressive practical effects work, cool stop-motion creatures, and wonderful medieval set design, costumes, and illustrations. Composer Alexander Hellonious’s evocative score fits the proceedings perfectly. Beal kicks things off right away with one of the most imaginative demises you’re likely to see this year. The cast members do a fine job with their committed performances, led by Jessica Bell as Sister Trista. Beal does assured work at the helm, and as he did with

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Joseph Perry

Jun 18, 2026

Don't Trust the Ranger: Psychological Thriller 'Capps Crossing: Wrong Side of Dead' Is Out Now

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Capps Crossing: Wrong Side of Dead – Because Trips to the Woods Always Go So Well

If horror movies have taught us anything, it’s that celebrating your birthday deep in the wilderness is basically an open invitation to be hunted. Lionsgate’s upcoming psychological thriller, Capps Crossing: Wrong Side of Dead, is here to prove that rule once again when it arrives On Demand and Digital on July 28. Directed by Mike Stahl, the film promises plenty of tension, psychological mind games, and a stark reminder never to trust the local park staff. Surviving the Ultimate Bad Trip The plot follows Amber, whose birthday getaway with friends goes sideways faster than you can say “scenic overlook.” Enter a demented park ranger with a deeply tortured past and a sudden urge to turn their weekend into a masterclass in terror. Fortunately for Amber, she’s not your average running-and-tripping horror protagonist. She’s a stellar athlete and a brilliant social profiler—meaning she’s got the brains to match her cardio. Forced to use every tool in her survival arsenal, Amber must

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jun 18, 2026

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No Way Out: Netflix’s ‘The Last House’ Trailer Turns into a Sci-Fi Nightmare

If you thought your pandemic lockdown was rough, Netflix is about to make your worst claustrophobic nightmares look like a luxury spa day. The streaming giant has dropped the first trailer for The Last House, an intense sci-fi thriller that asks a deeply unsettling question: How long could you survive with only the items in your home? The Ultimate Long-Term Lockdown The film follows a normal family that suddenly finds itself locked inside its house with no explanation, no escape routes, and a mysterious, looming threat waiting just outside. The tension kicks off when Jason—played by Oscar nominee Wagner Moura (Narcos)—realizes the doors and windows have completely sealed them in while the rain pours down. And no, they can’t just call a locksmith. Days bleed into weeks, and weeks bleed into literal years. Jason and his wife, Ann (played by Greta Lee in Past Lives), are left with absolutely no answers for their young kids, Ruth and Graham. As the

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jun 17, 2026

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7 Creepy Sports Movies to Add to Your 2026 Watchlist

Sports already flirt with horror. Think of a missed penalty, a rookie freezing under stadium lights, or a fighter trying to stand when everyone knows he should sit. The body is on the line, pride is on the line, and the crowd wants more. With CBS News’ interview with Tyriq Withers on the Jordan Peele-produced film Him, bringing football horror back into the conversation, these seven films are worth saving. Black Sunday (1977) This one does not need ghosts. Black Sunday turns the Super Bowl into a nightmare of timing, crowds, and public panic. The blimp is the image people remember, but the fear comes from the scale. Everyone is looking at the game. Almost nobody is looking up. Black Swan (2010) Black Swan makes ballet feel like combat in silk shoes. Natalie Portman plays Nina, a dancer so hungry for perfection that the line between discipline and collapse starts to disappear. The pressure feels recognizable. Coaches demand more, rivals

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Ella Rebecca Horton

Jun 14, 2026

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Legendary Producer Bill Kong Takes Us Inside the Making of ‘The Furious’ in Our Interview

When it comes to martial arts cinema, executive producer Bill Kong is an absolute titan. He’s the legendary mind behind genre-defining masterpieces like Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Hero, and House of Flying Daggers. Now, his latest film, The Furious, stormed into theaters this weekend. And it’s already creating a massive wave of buzz world-wide. I’m referring to the balls-to-the-wall crime thriller The Furious, which we confidently crowned “the action film of the summer” in our recent review. I had the absolute pleasure of sitting down with Kong. We had a chat about a spectacular, high-octane feature that came to be, the grueling reality of its production, and what it takes to push modern action cinema to its absolute limit. An Unlikely Duo Directed by the masterful Kenji Tanigaki (interview), The Furious tracks two desperate men on a devastating, violent collision course with a ruthless criminal syndicate. The phenomenal Xie Miao (interview) stars as Wang Wei, an ordinary tradesman whose world

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jun 13, 2026

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New Trailer Teases the Psychosexual Madness of ‘Night Nurse’

If you like your medical thrillers with a heavy dose of manipulation and a side of pure delusion, your next obsession has arrived. Independent Film Company has unleashed the official trailer for Night Nurse. It is a sleek, neon-drenched neo-noir that explores what happens when professional boundaries don’t just blur—they entirely evaporate. The psychosexual thriller is set to hit theaters and digital platforms on July 10, 2026. Bad Medicine & Cursed Calls The film introduces us to Eleni, a young woman starting a new job at a luxury retirement community. Instead of a quiet gig handing out meds, Eleni finds herself inexplicably drawn into a shady underworld of scam calls targeting the wealthy, elderly residents. It’s an addictive pull she can’t quite name—and definitely can’t resist. As the strange rhythms of the community close in around her, she grows increasingly intimate with her elusive patient, Douglas. Soon enough, the line between genuine care and dangerous desire completely vanishes. And she

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jun 13, 2026

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Ditch the Neck Ties: Lionsgate Limited Launches Massive 40% Off Father’s Day Sale

If you were about to buy your dad another generic “World’s Okayest Father” coffee mug or a pack of barbecue rubs he’ll never open, drop them immediately. Lionsgate Limited is stepping in to help you actually secure the favorite-child title this year. From June 9 through June 23, 2026, the boutique label is slashing prices by a massive 40% off retail across an epic lineup of landmark films. Whether your dad’s cinematic personality leans toward high-octane explosions, mind-bending psychological thrillers, or glorious cult-horror trash, his physical media library is about to get a serious upgrade. The catch? These deals are available exclusively at LionsgateLimited.com, and when the inventory runs out, it’s gone. The Premium Heavy-Hitters This year’s headlining titles span every genre imaginable, making it incredibly easy to curate the perfect cinematic care package. The sale includes all releases through December 2025 (note that anything dropped between January and June of 2026 is excluded from the discount). You can snag

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jun 13, 2026

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Finn Bennett’s Eyeball-Eating Horror ‘Night Terror’ is Streaming Now

If your watchlist is suffering from a massive, post-Backrooms withdrawal and you desperately need more of Finn Bennett on your screen, we have something to fit the bill. The breakout star features prominently in the 2025 supernatural horror thriller Night Terror(also known as Eye for an Eye), which is currently streaming for your late-night viewing pleasure. Just a fair warning: this one carries a strict 16+ rating, mostly because it trades heavily in stolen optic nerves. A Sleepover with the Sandman The narrative serves up a classic, atmospheric campfire myth updated with a sharp, modern edge: The story follows Anna, a vulnerable young woman grappling with the sudden, tragic death of her parents. To clear her head, she packs her bags and moves to a sleepy, sun-drenched Florida town to live with her grandmother. Feeling isolated, she quickly falls in with a pair of chaotic local teenagers (including Bennett). However, teenage rebellion takes a sharp, bloody turn when Anna becomes

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jun 12, 2026

Ryan Murphy's Series Adaptation "The Shards" Snags New Trailer Ahead of Premiere

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Prep School Psychos: Ryan Murphy’s ‘The Shards’ Locked for August Debut

American Psycho author Bret Easton Ellis is officially bringing his latest dark, bloody teenage nightmare to the small screen with “The Shards.” The acclaimed 2023 prep school thriller novel is getting a high-profile television adaptation from creator Ryan Murphy. You know Murphy, he’s the twisted mind behind “American Horror Story.” Bloody Buckley High Set in 1981 Los Angeles, the semi-autobiographical tale follows 17-year-old Bret Easton Ellis during his final year of prep school. His golden, privileged world shatters with the arrival of a mysterious, handsome new transfer student named Robert Mallory. Robert’s unsettling presence perfectly coincides with a wave of gruesome local murders committed by a serial killer called The Trawler. An Elite Ensemble Cast The series features an incredible mix of seasoned genre veterans and striking new Hollywood breakouts. That includes Igby Rigney (The Fall of the House of Usher) as teenage Bret. Homer Gere—son of screen legend Richard Gere—will portray the deeply unsettling Robert Mallory. Kaia Gerber (Shell),

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jun 11, 2026

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Daniel Stamm’s ‘Lockbox’ Drops a Dread-Inducing New Trailer

If you thought Evil Dead alum Lou Taylor Pucci learned his lesson about opening sketchy, ancient books back in 2013, Dark Castle Entertainment is here to prove that some people never learn. Pucci is officially back in the literary danger zone in the first trailer for Lockbox, the latest supernatural thriller from The Last Exorcism director Daniel Stamm. From Your Headphones to the Big Screen The film serves as a highly anticipated big-screen adaptation of a fan-favorite episode from the hit anthology podcast Knifepoint Horror. Created by Soren Narnia, the story was adapted for film by Emmy-winning playwright Justin Yoffe. For those unfamiliar with the source material, Knifepoint Horror has racked up over 10 million downloads since 2010. And it operates under the SpectreVision Radio banner—the audio network founded by Elijah Wood, Daniel Noah, and Josh C. Waller. The cinematic adaptation has assembled an absolute Mount Rushmore of modern scream queens to anchor the dread. Carla Gugino, the undisputed MVP

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Jun 10, 2026