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Spoiler-Free Review: Trauma, or Monsters All

Official synopsis In Trauma, or Monsters All, visiting writer Cassandra (Laëtitia Hollard) arrives in the quiet upstate town of Talbot Falls to research a book on George Washington Carver while working at the local library alongside her new friend Agnes (Aitana Doyle). After Cassandra publishes an article exposing the town’s unsettling past, buried secrets begin to surface as a werewolf, vampire, and Frankenstein creation emerge from the shadows, forcing the community to confront generations of fear, guilt, and suppressed trauma.   Review Writer/director Larry Fessenden brings his unique vision of a monster rally film to cinematic life with Trauma, or Monsters All as creatures and humans from three of his previous works return for what may be the filmmaker’s last feature. Fessenden’s vampire Sam from Habit (1994), the Frankenstein-type monster Adam (Alex Breaux) from Depraved (2019), and the wolfman Charley (Alex Hurt) from Blackout (2023) all play vital roles as Charley and Adam help each other out while they live together

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Joseph Perry
Nov 11, 2026

Game Review: ‘Warhammer Survivors’

With Bullet-Heaven games becoming more and more popular thanks to titles like Vampire Survivors and Megabonk, it was only a matter of time before the dark world of Warhammer got in on the action! Auroch’s Warhammer Survivors is a Bullet-Heaven where players can take on the role of some popular champions from the world of Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Age of Sigmar. When it comes to the controls, all you have to do is move around; you don’t press anything, as the character does all the work; you just have to direct them in and out of trouble. The game’s art style keeps with Bullet-Heaven tradition and is in a vibrant 8bit style artwork. I do enjoy the sprite work of the characters and enemies, along with the level designs. The soundtrack for Warhammer Survivors is limited, but great, and along with the sound effects, it’s not harsh on the ears like some 8bit style games are. Gameplay is where the game shines! Gameplay is addictive! Each level,

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Daniel S. Liuzzi
Nov 10, 2026

Vampire Horror ‘Landlord’ Unveils Trailer Following Festival Tour

Production company Black Mandala is unleashing a thrilling new vampire feature titled Landlord. Director Remington Smith helms the dark production, twisting traditional monster rules with a clever new take. Classically, a vampire requires an explicit invitation to cross a home’s threshold. However, this ancient rule vanishes completely when the creature legally owns the property. International Praise for a Neo-Western Nightmare The unique film blends neo-Western grit, American independent filmmaking, and terrifying supernatural horror. As a result, the feature earned significant critical praise at its world premiere at Grimmfest. The project was also selected for the prestigious Frontières Buyers Showcase at Cannes’ Marché du Film. Industry executives quickly praised the movie’s bold themes and relentless tension. A Routine Job Turns Deadly The horrifying narrative unfolds during a sweltering summer heatwave in Louisville, Kentucky. A nameless bounty hunter arrives at a rundown apartment complex searching for a stolen briefcase. What seems like a routine recovery job quickly turns into an absolute nightmare.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Nov 8, 2026

From the Producers of ‘Get Out’ and Writers of “Haunting of Hill House” Comes New series “The Invited”

Demand for scary television content remains extremely high even though Halloween has officially passed. Streaming platforms are heavily investing in new and returning genre series to satisfy enthusiastic horror audiences. Amazon Prime Video officially renewed “Carrie” for a second season following strong viewer metrics. Meanwhile, Peacock scored a massive debut with “Crystal Lake,” and HBO Max dropped a surprise episode of “It: Welcome to Derry.” New seasons of “Alien: Earth,” “Interview with the Vampire,” and the Emmy-winning horror comedy “Widow’s Bay” are also in active production. “The Invited” now joins the list of must-see shows. Get Out Producers Tackle Gothic Terror Multiple high-profile horror projects remain in active development across major network and streaming platforms. Now, the acclaimed producers behind Get Out are developing a brand-new supernatural mystery series, “The Invited.” Inspired by the bestselling gothic novels of author Wendy Webb, the show aims to become the next atmospheric hit. Constructing an Interconnected Haunted Universe Screenwriters Helen Black and Jeff

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Nov 6, 2026
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Must-See Horror and Thrillers Coming to Tubi in November (2026)

One of our favorite streaming services is Tubi. Not just because it’s free, but because of its huge library of horror and thrillers. Halloween may have passed, but Tubi is still treating viewers to great movies. November is no different. Tubi has now announced all the great films heading to a TV or device near you. Here’s what is arriving this November. Tubi Originals Twisted Sanctuary (November 24) – A quiet suburban woman harbors dark secrets as handymen invited into her home vanish without a trace. Gaskins: The Hitchhiker Killer (November 27) – A true-crime horror thriller dramatizing the bloody spree of South Carolina serial killer Pee-Wee Gaskins. Horror & Dark Fantasy Lineup November 1 8mm (1999) – Directed by Joel Schumacher; Nicolas Cage stars as a private investigator forced into the dark underground of illicit snuff films. Black Christmas (2006) – Sorority sisters face a festive bloodbath when an escaped killer returns home. Bones (2001) – Directed by Ernest

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Nov 5, 2026

Larry Fessenden’s ‘Trauma, Or Monsters All’ Hits Theaters Today

Dark Sky Films has officially announced the premiere of Trauma Or, Monsters All, the terrifying new feature from indie horror icon Larry Fessenden. Celebrated for his distinct, character-driven approach to genre storytelling, Fessenden remains a true pioneer of low-budget, atmospheric cinema. As a result, his latest effort offers a fascinating dive into psychological horror, human vulnerability, and monster folklore. Ahead of its debut, genre fans are buzzing with excitement to see how the legendary director reinterprets classic creature tropes for contemporary audiences. Monsters and Mayhem In the film, writer Cassandra uncovers buried history in Talbot Falls and publishes an article that sets off a dangerous chain reaction. Her exposé shatters the town’s facade and forces hidden creatures—a werewolf, a vampire, and a reanimated soul—out of hiding. Fear quickly turns neighbors against one another. As a result, townsfolk and monsters alike must confront generations of shared trauma and guilt. Laëtitia Hollard (The Pitt) leads the cast. Sitana Doyle, Addison Timlin, Alex Hurt,

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Nov 4, 2026

Spoiler Free Reviews: I Love Paris and The Old Gods (Toronto After Dark Film Festival 2026)

I Love Paris (France/U.S., 2026) Official synopsis After being transformed into a vampire, a Parisian singer pursues stardom at the cost of her soul. Review Director Nicky Murphy’s mockumentary I Love Paris sends up the Gen Z hyperfocus on “anyone can be a star” dreams driven by Tik Tok, Instagram, and similar social media. Paris (Aminata Thiboult, who also cowrote the screenplay with Murphy) is an aspiring singer in France who wants to be famous ASAP, including playing an upcoming popular music festival there. When she has been bitten and turned by a vampire, her need to force her way into the after-dark headliner slot times complicates matters greatly. Thiboult won Toronto After Dark Film Festival’s Best Performance award for her portrayal of the amusingly self-centered Paris. Thiboult helps keep viewers invested in her character even as Paris borders on the annoying. Leonor Oberson adds fine support as Lutèce, the vampire who turned Paris and who becomes her friend and

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Joseph Perry
Nov 4, 2026

Your Ultimate Guide to Streaming Horror Movies in November (2026)

October officially ended, ushering in the early holiday rush across digital platforms. However, major streaming services are keeping dark genre cinema alive throughout November. Streaming services offer surprisingly stacked lineups. Niche platforms also offer endless frights for dedicated fans. Horror enthusiasts can easily skip festive romance movies for intense supernatural thrillers. Major Hits Headline Subscription Streaming Curry Barker’s record-breaking hit Obsession leads the November lineup as the biggest streaming debut. The viral horror sensation arrives on Netflix mid-month after its massive theatrical run. Action-horror fans can also stream They Will Kill You exclusively on Prime Video. Meanwhile, Peacock subscribers can stream the unrated cut of M3GAN 2.0 alongside Alien: Romulus. Mainstream Platforms Deliver Classic Frights Netflix kicks off November 1 with Insidious sequels, classic sci-fi thrillers, and Sam Raimi’s iconic original The Evil Dead. Later, original Smile arrives on November 15 alongside classic nineties supernatural hits. Over on Hulu, subscribers can stream modern horror hits like Heart Eyes, Whistle, and

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Nov 2, 2026

Shudder Continuing ‘Season of Screams’ Through December

Horror fans often expect spooky festivities to end promptly after Halloween. However, Shudder continues its terrifying celebration through the final months of 2026. The streaming platform extends its popular Season of Screams event across November and December. As a result, subscribers can enjoy two more full months of nonstop horror releases. Packed November and December Lineups The platform delivers a massive wave of brand-new original films throughout November. In addition, legendary streaming hosts launch holiday specials to celebrate the festive season. Viewers can also explore terrifying new series alongside additions to the retro horror library. These winter offerings promise nonstop thrills for dedicated genre enthusiasts. Nonstop Holiday Horror Dark holiday stories transform classic festive traditions into chilling nightmares. Meanwhile, ancient monsters and unhinged killers stalk unsuspecting small towns. Horror lovers can easily stream these exciting releases straight through New Year’s Eve. Therefore, the ultimate horror destination guarantees continuous winter excitement for everyone. Original and Exclusive Films New Group (Nov 6):

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 30, 2026

Nightline Announces Halloween Special “Frightline in Salem”

A special Halloween episode of Nightline takes viewers straight to the epicenter of spooky season. Titled “Frightline in Salem,” the haunting news broadcast premieres on network television. Consequently, audiences can watch the immersive investigation on ABC. Digital viewers can stream the full episode the following day on Disney+ and Hulu. Celebrating Historic Milestones and Modern Magic The special episode coincides with the city’s historic 400th anniversary. Correspondents travel to Salem to explore how ancient tradition meets modern culture. Reporter Ashan Singh meets directly with local modern-day witches. Therefore, the broadcast offers an authentic look inside the contemporary spiritual community. Fighting to Exonerate Accused Ancestors The long-form report delves deeply into the tragic history of the infamous witch trials. Descendants of victims from the 1600s share their personal family stories. Currently, these dedicated relatives are actively fighting to posthumously exonerate their accused ancestors. They work tirelessly to clear historic family names and correct centuries of injustice. Inside the Met Gala for

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 29, 2026
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