Horror

Interconnected storytelling between tonally distinct projects has been a hallmark of the comic-book industry for nearly a century now, so it makes sense that filmmakers attempting to emulate the serialized thrills of that medium often end up using the same character in wildly different contexts. For instance, during the wait for James Watkins’ upcoming Clayface,

Meet self-destructive besties Lilimar (Inside Out 2) and Lovie Simone (The Craft: Legacy) in the first image from Oddities, courtesy of Deadline. Also starring genre icon Adrienne Barbeau (The Fog, Escape from New York), the horror thriller premiered at the Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival last month. Lilimar and Simone star as two self-destructive best

It’s officially Halfway to Halloween season, and Home Depot is celebrating with a limited time drop that gives you the very first crack at this year’s brand new Halloween animatronics. Home Depot has been absolutely crushing the Halloween game in recent years, offering up some of the coolest animatronic decorations we’ve ever seen. They burst

DC is moving into body horror territory with upcoming comic book horror movie Clayface, which had been set for theatrical release via Warner Bros. on September 11, 2026. Clayface will now release in theaters on October 23, 2026. James Watkins (The Woman in Black, Speak No Evil) will direct from a script by Mike Flanagan (“The Haunting of

The Owens sisters are returning in Practical Magic 2, with Nicole Kidman and Sandra Bullock back to star in the brand new sequel from director Susanne Bier (Bird Box). Originally set for September 18, WB will now release Practical Magic 2 on September 11, 2026. Kidman and Bullock are reprising their roles as sisters Gillian and Sally, respectively,

French shark horror movie Under Paris became a huge hit for Netflix, and The Hollywood Reporter drops the surprise announcement tonight that Alexandre Aja (High Tension, The Hills Have Eyes, Piranha 3D, Crawl) will return to the aquatic horror arena to direct Under Paris 2. Xavier Gens directed the first Under Paris, which broke records as

Baltigore: Maryland Horror Anthology showcases historic Baltimore through a series of peculiar tales that each tackle a different horror subgrene in a different time period. We have your first look at the iconic John Waters, Bill Moseley, and Lloyd Kaufman from the indie film below. Waters stars as The Broker, a Rod Serling-esque host who guides

The bizarre experiment that is The Strangers reboot trilogy has finally reached its end. Madelaine Petsch’s exhausted final girl Maya has been on the run for one night of grueling hell, stretched far too thin across three separate films. However, instead of a full circle reckoning, The Strangers: Chapter 3 crawls toward its confused conclusion.

Brazilian horror comedy Bowels of Hell gleefully keeps its head in the toilet in its gross-out depiction of an apartment building so caught up in its own crap that they don’t notice disgustingly cursed plumbing until it’s too late. Writers/Directors Gurcius Gewdner and Gustavo Vinagre don’t hold back on gag-inducing potty horror, creating a strange

There are horror fans out there who’ll tell you that Capital-T Trauma Horror is over, but I don’t think that’s true. So much of the genre is rooted in the idea of trauma, how it transforms and binds and sometimes even frees us, that it’ll never completely go away, and it shouldn’t. There are lots

Uma Thurman hunts down a troupe of gifted ballerinas in Pretty Lethal, and we have the first two images from the horror-tinged action thriller. Formerly known as Ballerina Overdrive, the film will premiere at SXSW in Austin, Texas, next month before streaming on Prime Video March 25. It follows five ballerinas on their way to

With just over a month to go before John Carpenter’s Toxic Commando hits PC and consoles, Focus Home Entertainment and Saber Interactive have released a new trailer for the game, detailing the gameplay for the upcoming four-player co-op first-person shooter. Not only that, but those eager to check out the game before it launches will

In 2004, two Aussie filmmakers not only took Robert Redford’s Sundance Film Festival by storm, but the horror industry at large. That year, James Wan and Leigh Whannell stood outside Park City’s Egyptian Theatre, braving the winter’s biting cold while their nasty, tear-your-guts-out feature debut played to audiences for the first time. That film, the

Welcome back to Coming Soon & Now Showing, our monthly series that catches up on the latest horror headlines and round robins capsule reviews of new and old horrors. Today, Michael Roffman and Dan Caffrey discuss Halloween: The Game, Scream 7 hitting IMAX, and the new Evil Dead cast, before launching into takes on Send

The stars of Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die discuss the “psychotic opera” in the new featurette below, where you’ll also find a new poster. “There’s so many influences with The Man from the Future,” says Sam Rockwell of his time-traveling character. “Everything from Beetlejuice, Chris Lloyd from Back to the Future. He’s that prototype

Netflix has unveiled the first poster for “Stranger Things: Tales from ’85,” which will be followed by a teaser trailer tomorrow. A release date has not yet been set, but the animated spinoff will premiere later this year on the streamer. Set in the winter of 1985 — between the events of “Stranger Things” Seasons