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Coming soon to Digital from Breaking Glass Pictures and director Mary Gallagher is a new horror film: Holistay. The film stars Gavin O’Fearraigh (Ros na Run), Erin Gavin (Love Addict), and Steve Martini (KillCam: Live). Holistay Synopsis Holistay, which lensed in Vegas, follows two couples – Finn and Branna from …

Coming soon to select theaters from Kino Lorber and director Michel Hazanavicius (The Artist) is a new comedy/horror film: Final Cut. The film stars Romain Duris (The Animal Kingdom), Berenice Bejo (The Artist), and Gregory Gadebois (A Great Friend). Final Cut Synopsis Things go badly for a small film crew …

Coming soon to Digital and On Demand from Blumhouse Television, MGM+, and director Carter Smith (The Ruins) is a new horror film: The Passenger. The film stars Kyle Gallner (Smile), Liza Weil (Smiley), and Johnny Berchtold (Dog Gone).  The Passenger Synopsis Randy (Johnny Berchtold) is perfectly content fading into the …

From director Nicolas Onetti (The Red Book Ritual) comes a new horror film: What the Waters Left Behind: Scars. The film stars Agustin Olcese (Oro Negro), Clara Kovacic (The Caregiver), and Magui Bravi (The 100 Candles Game). Synopsis “An Anglo-American indie rock band that winds up stranded in Epecuén, where …

From Epic Pictures and directors, Lee Thongkham (The Maid) (read our interview with Lee here) and Aquig Xu, is an exciting new horror/thriller: The Lake. The Lake (2022) Synopsis A girl finds a strange egg and brings it back to her village, only to later realize it was from a …

Listen up Horror Fans! Monroe Pop Fest is bringing the HORROR to Monroe, MI this Fall. Tony Moran (Michael Myers) from Halloween (1978) will be in attendance. As well as three lovely WOMEN OF HORROR:  Cortney Palm–Zombeavers (2014), Sushi Girl (2012), & Silent Night (2012) Hannah Fierman–V/H/S (2012) & Siren …

In the Apocalypse, Your Best Friend Could Be a Roach Disney is no stranger to having dark elements in their stories. Hell, Bambi traumatized several generations of children. Not me though, I was already effed up from A Nightmare on Elm Street and Aliens. So for WALL-E to be a …

“Baby Blue, Baby Blue, Don’t Look Back, Mommy’s Behind You…” Possessions, demonic curses, and ghosts make for some great movies, but do I believe in them? Nope. The thought of something so terrible happening in a particular place that it leaves energy behind seems arbitrary to me. I mean, bad …

Maybe it’s just me, but when a title is a complete sentence, I’m intensely intrigued. Then add Blumhouse with the blooming director Roxanne Benjamin who produced some of my all-time favorite horrors in V/H/S and V/H/S 2, and you have my full attention. Let’s take a look at the movie …