Folks… We’ve been diligently working on a special project for awhile now and as most of you know, so many major Hollywood stars had their start in horror, yes, horror, like Charlie Sheen and George Clooney in Grizzly 2 or Jennifer Aniston in Troll or Sharon Stone in Wes Craven’s Deadly Blessing… So… yes it’s true… 4 Time Grammy Winning …

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 …

A New Chapter in Paranormal Cinema  Greenway Entertainment is proud to announce the trailer release for the highly anticipated supernatural thriller, Borley Rectory: The Awakening. Set against the backdrop of one of England’s most notorious haunted locations, the film brings together a stellar cast led by legendary actors Julian Glover, known for his iconic roles in For Your Eyes Only, …

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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 the breakout streaming success of his previous cult hits, An Horror Anthology and Home-Sitters—both of which became sleeper sensations on Tubi—Rakotomamonjy shifts his lens toward a gripping, claustrophobic tale of trauma and paranoia. A Mind …

The Withering – directed by Daniel J. Pico, written by Will Loper & Daniel J. Pico & starring Amelia Mahrie, Gareth Tidball & Debra J. Onsager  Review by Matt Boiselle There’s certainly no shortage of cursed objects in horror, and The Withering brings its own spin to the familiar formula with an ancient amulet that offers the ultimate temptation: the chance to …

Story by Michael Grise Many Halloween attractions promise scares, but, if you’re lucky, you find one that you will always remember. The Terror of Boggy Creek in Kissimmee, Florida, is one of those experiences. It goes beyond a haunted trail or a simple Local Haunt. It offers a whole night of Florida adventure, dark comedy, unexpected scares, and plenty of …

Gianluca Lasaracina’s supernatural found footage thriller will premiere exclusively August 7 in the United States, Canada and Italy FOUND TV has acquired exclusive streaming rights to the award-winning Italian found footage horror film Watchful Eyes in the United States, Canada and Italy. The supernatural thriller will make its streaming premiere on the platform August 7, 2026. Directed by Gianluca Lasaracina …

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 — a beautifully unsettling film that proves horror doesn’t need buckets of blood to get under your skin.

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 ozone layer — Scream Dream is pure shot-on-video insanity from the glory days of underground horror.

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 — The Nine Demons is exactly the kind of wonderfully bizarre cult oddity that feels right at home in the Visual Vengeance lineup.

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 Invisible Man on the big screen, these characters continue to appear across entirely new forms of entertainment. Their influence extends well beyond classic cinema, shaping everything from video games and collectible figures to immersive attractions …

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 ghoul, vampire, or masked maniac now meets the player not in a movie theater but on spinning reels — with the same fog, the same creaking floorboards, and the same suspense. In this article, we …