Official synopsis A lost girl unexpectedly takes part in a midnight hike to explore local urban legends and monsters, only to find herself among the mysteries of the dark trail. Review As an aficionado of high strangeness since at least first grade of elementary school — Bigfoot and Nessie were my gateway cryptids at that […]
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Stormlight Pictures and Aradia Pictures have officially announced the world premiere of Where the Hell is Anna? The genre-bending independent film was filmed entirely in Tennessee. So, it’s fitting that the film will make its long-awaited debut at its hometown film festival on September 25. Flower Crowns, Blood Rituals, and Lost Best Friends The story […]
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LeftField Media has officially announced the launch of KPEX: Korean Pop Culture Expo, a premier three-day festival set to transform New York City’s Javits Center over Memorial Day Weekend, May 29-31, 2027. The groundbreaking expo aims to unite lovers of K-Pop, K-Dramas, K-Horror, K-Comics, K-Games, K-Food, and more under one massive roof. Over 100 Hours […]
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Director Zack Snyder’s The Last Photograph is set to make its world premiere at the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival. When? Sunday, September 13, at the John Bassett Theatre, Variety reports. The showcase highlights the festival’s prestigious lineup as TIFF returns to Downtown Toronto from September 10 through September 20. A Gripping Tale of Vengeance and […]
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Night After Night (U.S., 2026) Official Synopsis After his coworker vanishes, a reclusive night guard at a secluded university begins unraveling the secrets of a hidden room where an ever-changing entity reappears night after night. Review Devotees of enigmatic fear fare should have a mesmerizing time with director Josh Lobo’s chiller Night After Night. Security […]
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Movie Park Germany has officially announced that slasher royalty is heading to its 2026 Halloween Horror Festival. The park’s newest flagship attraction is a haunted maze built around the “Jason Universe.” It will bring the terrifying legacy of the Friday the 13th icon, Jason Voorhees, directly to European parkgoers. Designed to plunge visitors headfirst into the hockey-masked killer’s domain, the house breathes fresh energy into one of cinema’s most enduring horror franchises. Expanding the Slasher Legacy Internationally The new attraction marks a major milestone for Horror, Inc.’s Jason Universe. It offers European fans their first opportunity to step inside a dedicated, high-production Jason Voorhees walkthrough experience. One that runs from September 26 to November 8. Robbie Barsamian, Executive Vice President at Horror, Inc., expressed immense excitement over the partnership, emphasizing that bringing Jason Voorhees to Movie Park Germany allows the company to serve international horror fans on a massive scale while honoring a bloody legacy that audiences have obsessed over
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British-Slovenian actress Marta Svetek continues to solidify her reputation as a versatile and captivating talent. Seamlessly bridging the gap between global interactive blockbusters and gritty, character-driven horror, Svetek has built a powerful resume that spans both screen and voice booth. Fans already recognize her standout contributions to massive gaming juggernauts like Five Nights at Freddy’s, Valorant, and Battlefield 6 as well as her roles in genre films such as I Am Rage and St. Patrick’s Day Massacre. She aslo starre in is the recently released survival horror Savage Prey. Now, the actress has stepped into an unsettling new nightmare, The Death of Us. She joins cast members Annabella Rich, Devon Thomas, Francesca Louise White, and Andrew Pierson, among others. A Deep Dive into Psychological Terror In her latest feature, The Death of Us, Svetek stars as Anya. She is caught in the web of a deeply unsettling psychological narrative. The film marks the feature directorial debut of Annabella Rich, who
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Armageddon Road (Canada, 2026) Official Synopsis What happens in Vegas . . . might end the world. An ex-con with big dreams, Steve is hired to chauffeur a mob boss’ girlfriend for a night. He’s unaware that his passenger is dead and possessed by one of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. Review What an absolute blast writer/director Karen Lam’s 1970s-set Armageddon Road is! Steve McNaulty (Brian McCaig) is a down-on-his-luck Las Vegas dreamer who hopes to find the funding to turn a parking lot into a themed attraction building. Doing what he can just to try to make ends meet, he is given the job of chauffeuring mob boss’s moll Delilah (Natalie Grace) for the evening, but when — unbeknownst to him — she dies in a bathroom and a supernatural entity takes over her body, the night’s going to get progressively stranger. I don’t want to give away any more than that, because Armageddon Road is loaded with
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The wellness revolution is taking over the world, but it turns out living forever is atrocious for the funeral business. Set to make its global debut as a high-profile Centerpiece selection at the Toronto International Film Festival, director Ron Murphy (Wynonna Earp, Jann) brings a wickedly clever dark comedy to the big screen with Back in Black. Pitting modern longevity crazes against small-town funeral directors, the film explores just how far family loyalty will go when business literally dies out. When Longevity Kills the Market In a cozy American town, local undertaker Clyde finds his family-run funeral home on the absolute brink of financial collapse. Between bio-hacking, green juices, daily meditation, and endless health trends, the townspeople stubbornly refuse to die. It is fantastic news for public health, but a complete catastrophe for the death care industry, leaving Clyde watching his livelihood evaporate into thin air. Taking Fate into Lethal Hands Enter Sam, Clyde’s quiet and devoted granddaughter. Refusing to
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Pabst Blue Ribbon and Horror Inc. are officially joining forces this fall for a blood-soaked, lager-fueled collaboration designed to bring the ultimate slasher experience straight to partygoers across America. Built to celebrate two legendary subcultures that practically own the spooky season. This limited-edition crossover blends classic dive bar heritage with iconic horror fandom. PBR is rolling out custom Jason Voorhees-themed packaging alongside a massive lineup of premium merchandise. That includes co-branded apparel, retro glassware, tap handles, tackers, koozies, and collectible bobbleheads. The campaign sets the stage for Halloween and Peacock and A24’s highly anticipated “Crystal Lake” series. Wear Your 12-Pack Like a True Killer .The undisputed crown jewel of the partnership is a stroke of sheer, booze-filled genius. The 12-pack beer box itself doubles as a wearable Jason Voorhees hockey mask. Either cut out the iconic mask or slap the entire beer box over your head. Instantly claim the best costume at the party. Company representatives only have one humble
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Official synopsis A lost girl unexpectedly takes part in a midnight hike to explore local urban legends and monsters, only to find herself among the mysteries of the dark trail. Review As an aficionado of high strangeness since at least first grade of elementary school — Bigfoot and Nessie were my gateway cryptids at that […]
Continue reading →
Stormlight Pictures and Aradia Pictures have officially announced the world premiere of Where the Hell is Anna? The genre-bending independent film was filmed entirely in Tennessee. So, it’s fitting that the film will make its long-awaited debut at its hometown film festival on September 25. Flower Crowns, Blood Rituals, and Lost Best Friends The story […]
Continue reading →
LeftField Media has officially announced the launch of KPEX: Korean Pop Culture Expo, a premier three-day festival set to transform New York City’s Javits Center over Memorial Day Weekend, May 29-31, 2027. The groundbreaking expo aims to unite lovers of K-Pop, K-Dramas, K-Horror, K-Comics, K-Games, K-Food, and more under one massive roof. Over 100 Hours […]
Continue reading →
Director Zack Snyder’s The Last Photograph is set to make its world premiere at the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival. When? Sunday, September 13, at the John Bassett Theatre, Variety reports. The showcase highlights the festival’s prestigious lineup as TIFF returns to Downtown Toronto from September 10 through September 20. A Gripping Tale of Vengeance and […]
Continue reading →
Night After Night (U.S., 2026) Official Synopsis After his coworker vanishes, a reclusive night guard at a secluded university begins unraveling the secrets of a hidden room where an ever-changing entity reappears night after night. Review Devotees of enigmatic fear fare should have a mesmerizing time with director Josh Lobo’s chiller Night After Night. Security […]
Continue reading →
Movie Park Germany has officially announced that slasher royalty is heading to its 2026 Halloween Horror Festival. The park’s newest flagship attraction is a haunted maze built around the “Jason Universe.” It will bring the terrifying legacy of the Friday the 13th icon, Jason Voorhees, directly to European parkgoers. Designed to plunge visitors headfirst into the hockey-masked killer’s domain, the house breathes fresh energy into one of cinema’s most enduring horror franchises. Expanding the Slasher Legacy Internationally The new attraction marks a major milestone for Horror, Inc.’s Jason Universe. It offers European fans their first opportunity to step inside a dedicated, high-production Jason Voorhees walkthrough experience. One that runs from September 26 to November 8. Robbie Barsamian, Executive Vice President at Horror, Inc., expressed immense excitement over the partnership, emphasizing that bringing Jason Voorhees to Movie Park Germany allows the company to serve international horror fans on a massive scale while honoring a bloody legacy that audiences have obsessed over
Continue reading →
British-Slovenian actress Marta Svetek continues to solidify her reputation as a versatile and captivating talent. Seamlessly bridging the gap between global interactive blockbusters and gritty, character-driven horror, Svetek has built a powerful resume that spans both screen and voice booth. Fans already recognize her standout contributions to massive gaming juggernauts like Five Nights at Freddy’s, Valorant, and Battlefield 6 as well as her roles in genre films such as I Am Rage and St. Patrick’s Day Massacre. She aslo starre in is the recently released survival horror Savage Prey. Now, the actress has stepped into an unsettling new nightmare, The Death of Us. She joins cast members Annabella Rich, Devon Thomas, Francesca Louise White, and Andrew Pierson, among others. A Deep Dive into Psychological Terror In her latest feature, The Death of Us, Svetek stars as Anya. She is caught in the web of a deeply unsettling psychological narrative. The film marks the feature directorial debut of Annabella Rich, who
Continue reading →
Armageddon Road (Canada, 2026) Official Synopsis What happens in Vegas . . . might end the world. An ex-con with big dreams, Steve is hired to chauffeur a mob boss’ girlfriend for a night. He’s unaware that his passenger is dead and possessed by one of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. Review What an absolute blast writer/director Karen Lam’s 1970s-set Armageddon Road is! Steve McNaulty (Brian McCaig) is a down-on-his-luck Las Vegas dreamer who hopes to find the funding to turn a parking lot into a themed attraction building. Doing what he can just to try to make ends meet, he is given the job of chauffeuring mob boss’s moll Delilah (Natalie Grace) for the evening, but when — unbeknownst to him — she dies in a bathroom and a supernatural entity takes over her body, the night’s going to get progressively stranger. I don’t want to give away any more than that, because Armageddon Road is loaded with
Continue reading →
The wellness revolution is taking over the world, but it turns out living forever is atrocious for the funeral business. Set to make its global debut as a high-profile Centerpiece selection at the Toronto International Film Festival, director Ron Murphy (Wynonna Earp, Jann) brings a wickedly clever dark comedy to the big screen with Back in Black. Pitting modern longevity crazes against small-town funeral directors, the film explores just how far family loyalty will go when business literally dies out. When Longevity Kills the Market In a cozy American town, local undertaker Clyde finds his family-run funeral home on the absolute brink of financial collapse. Between bio-hacking, green juices, daily meditation, and endless health trends, the townspeople stubbornly refuse to die. It is fantastic news for public health, but a complete catastrophe for the death care industry, leaving Clyde watching his livelihood evaporate into thin air. Taking Fate into Lethal Hands Enter Sam, Clyde’s quiet and devoted granddaughter. Refusing to
Continue reading →
Pabst Blue Ribbon and Horror Inc. are officially joining forces this fall for a blood-soaked, lager-fueled collaboration designed to bring the ultimate slasher experience straight to partygoers across America. Built to celebrate two legendary subcultures that practically own the spooky season. This limited-edition crossover blends classic dive bar heritage with iconic horror fandom. PBR is rolling out custom Jason Voorhees-themed packaging alongside a massive lineup of premium merchandise. That includes co-branded apparel, retro glassware, tap handles, tackers, koozies, and collectible bobbleheads. The campaign sets the stage for Halloween and Peacock and A24’s highly anticipated “Crystal Lake” series. Wear Your 12-Pack Like a True Killer .The undisputed crown jewel of the partnership is a stroke of sheer, booze-filled genius. The 12-pack beer box itself doubles as a wearable Jason Voorhees hockey mask. Either cut out the iconic mask or slap the entire beer box over your head. Instantly claim the best costume at the party. Company representatives only have one humble
Continue reading →
