Independent film studio Dog Food Productions has officially released the first trailer for The Atlas Field (2026), the highly anticipated new feature from visionary director Sid Lucero. Known for his minimalist, atmospheric style that blends psychological horror and surrealism, Lucero’s latest project promises an intimate, unsettling cinematic experience that challenges the boundaries of reality.

Multi-hyphenate filmmaker Barrett D. Carroll’s new queer horror short, EAT, is set to thrill festival audiences this August. The film has already captured the attention of major genre voices, including Jeffrey Reddick, the creator of the blockbuster Final Destination franchise. Reddick highly praises the short, calling EAT “a visceral, unsettling descent into repression and desire, with a dark sense of …

Acclaimed indie filmmaker Chris Rakotomamonjy returns with his highly anticipated psychological thriller, A Mind In Chaos, now streaming globally on Amazon Prime and Plex. Following …

LAURIN – Visual Vengeance Blu-ray Review by Matt Boiselle Dark secrets, childhood nightmares, and Gothic atmosphere collide in Laurin, writer/director Robert Sigl’s haunting 1990 debut — …

SCREAM DREAM – Visual Vengeance Blu-ray Review by Matt Boiselle Heavy metal, Satanic Panic, rubber monsters, buckets of gore, and enough teased hair to threaten …

THE NINE DEMONS – Visual Vengeance Blu-ray Review by Matt Boiselle Martial arts, black magic, flying skulls, vampiric children, and a whole lot of blood …

Few horror icons have shown the staying power of Universal Monsters. Nearly a century after audiences first met Dracula, Frankenstein’s Monster, The Mummy or The …

Horror has long ceased to live only on the screen: its images have seeped into comics, music, video games, and even slot machine design. A …

The playbook for film promotion has officially changed. Michael Joy, the founder of horror PR powerhouse Marketing Macabre, today announced the pre-order availability of his …