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The Cast of “Dexter: Resurrection” Tease Season Two in Our Interview

The iconic antihero Dexter Morgan has officially returned for another bloody chapter in Dexter: Resurrection. Landing on Paramount+ this month, the second season promises to deliver even more lethal vigilante justice. Historically, the franchise’s enduring appeal has hinged on Dexter’s unique moral code of targeting ruthless murderers. However, as the new season opens, his total body count across multiple series remains staggering. High-Stakes Chaos in New York City Veteran showrunner Clyde Phillips executive produces the upcoming episodes, which put Dexter in deadly crossfire. Specifically, he finds himself trapped between a notorious veteran murderer and a terrifying newcomer terrorizing New York. Meanwhile, Dexter (Michael C. Hall) must navigate a chaotic citywide search while wrestling with a grounded midlife crisis. Consequently, the escalating physical threats force him to confront his own personal mortality. Family Alliances and Heavyweight Cast Additions The narrative’s emotional core continues through Dexter’s son, Harrison, played brilliantly by Jack Alcott. Harrison relentlessly pursues his own version of vigilante justice,

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 13, 2026

Philip Cairney Joins Us for an Interview About His Docuseries ‘Pet Cemetery Murders’ – Out Today

Documentary filmmaker Philip Cairney joined us for an interview to discuss his compelling new three-part HBO Original docuseries The Pet Cemetery Murders: A Ghost Story. Executive produced by Simon Chinn and Jonathan Chinn, the series dives into the gruesome 1985 murder of Dorothy Thompson in St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana. After Thompson went missing, her body was found floating in the Mississippi River. However, the investigation quickly went cold. Furthermore, the cemetery grounds carried an eerie local reputation, shrouding the tragedy in haunting folklore and rumors of restless spirits. Lost Evidence, Natural Disaster, and Unconventional Leads Years after the initial investigation stalled, Hurricane Katrina devastated local police archives. It destroyed crucial crime scene evidence and primary case reports. As a result, reopening the cold case without a paper trail forced investigators to rely on unconventional leads. That included a key informant who claimed to be haunted by Thompson’s ghost. And a forgotten 1985 psychic sketch that matched an original suspect. Ultimately,

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 11, 2026

Behind the Magic of “Coven Academy”: An Interview with Cecilia Deacon

With the premiere of the anticipated new supernatural Disney+ series Coven Academy today, we sat down with star Cecilia Deacon. She took us inside the show’s dark, magical universe. Set in the haunted heart of New Orleans, “Coven Academy“ follows a group of teenage witches and dangerously charming warlocks. The story unfolds at an elite boarding school. There, however, power comes at a steep price, secrets are lethal, and forbidden attractions complicate survival. . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zz9nAM9qa3c . Created and executive produced by Tim Federle, the series stars Malina Weissman (A Series of Unfortunate Events), Malachi Barton, Devon Sawa, and Tiffani Thiessen. Cecilia Deacon (Charmed, Altered Carbon) also stars, returning to magic after roles in series like “Charmed” and “Riverdale.” Deacon plays Mary. Her mysterious passing catalyzes the entire series. Her sarcastic, New York-born daughter, Briar (Weissman), attends the mysterious Crescent Veil school. Through haunting flashback sequences, Deacon delivers a standout performance that anchors the story’s overarching mystery. An Ontario native, Deacon

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 1, 2026

Author, Artist, and Creator Marko Djurdjević Takes Us Inside the World of ‘Orken’ in Our Interview

Joining us today is Marko Djurdjević, the acclaimed German-Serbian illustrator, concept artist, and founder of the Berlin-based studio SIXMOREVODKA. Renowned for his dynamic character designs and gritty storytelling, Djurdjević built an international reputation through iconic Marvel Comics cover art for Spider-Man and Daredevil, as well as Captain America and Thor. He is also recognized for his seminal work on major video games and the post-apocalyptic role-playing game Degenesis. Now, Djurdjević is inviting fans into a brand-new universe of his own creation: Orken. Depicting a brutal war between human and Ork factions, this dark fantasy story is available to experience through books and game releases. Major expansions are also planned across multiple media platforms. Viewers can watch the story unfold in rich animation and colorful gameplay live on Steam. Get the book series and RPG game now. . Load videoYouTube sets cookies once the video loads . The world is dark and brutal. And the artwork and writing are just as intense. The pages

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 1, 2026

Writer-Director Joko Anwar Talks ‘Ghost in the Cell,’ Horror and More in Our Interview

Master of modern Southeast Asian horror, Joko Anwar, the visionary filmmaker behind the Satan’s Slaves franchise, Impetigore, and Smothered, is back! This time with his most violent and unhinged project to date. Well Go USA is about to unleash Ghost in the Cell, a claustrophobic fusion of supernatural terror, brutal prison drama, and dark satirical comedy. Packed with stomach-churning practical gore, the film comes with a clear warning: this blood-soaked thrill ride is strictly not for the faint of heart. A High-Security Penitentiary Turns into a Living Hell Written and directed by Anwar, Ghost in the Cell plunges audiences inside the oppressive, iron-clad walls of a corrupt prison. Already a powder keg ruled by a tyrannical warden and torn apart by warring convict factions, the penitentiary’s fragile ecosystem shatters when a new inmate arrives. Shortly after his processing, a string of grotesque, shocking murders erupts across the cellblocks. Victims are left flayed and carved into morbid artistic displays, turning the

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 28, 2026

Director Mike P. Nelson Talks Beware Boiúna, Giant Snakes, and the Amazon in Our Interview

For horror enthusiasts, director Mike P. Nelson is a name that instantly commands respect. After breathing brutal new life into Wrong Turn. And contributing to V/H/S/85, and directing 2025’s Silent Night, Deadly Night, the visionary filmmaker returns. This time to lead audiences straight into the terrifying depths of the South American rainforest. Get ready for Beware Boiúna, offering a pulse-pounding glimpse into a brutal creature feature where modern human arrogance clashes with a colossal entity of ancient myth. Brazilian Folklore Collides with High-Octane Survival Horror Beware Boiúna follows a dedicated team of doctors and relief volunteers as they travel deep into an isolated sector of the jungle to deliver emergency aid to remote river communities. The untamed Amazon, however, shows no mercy to well-meaning outsiders. A mine unknowingly desecrates the resting place of Boiúna—a legendary, gargantuan serpent rooted in Brazilian folklore. Soon, the doctors’ vessel is stranded and cut off from all communication. Trapped on treacherous waters and hunted from both

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 22, 2026

Psychic Medium Angel Morgan Gives a Moving, Shocking Reading: Watch It Now

Today marks an unforgettable milestone for both HorrorFuel.com and me. In a groundbreaking first for our site, I had the unique privilege of sitting down for a conversation with professional psychic medium Angel Morgan. Having never interviewed a psychic medium before, I wasn’t sure what to expect. However, the experience turned out to be a mind-bending thrill. Angel specializes in intuitive readings for both humans and animals. This made the session especially exciting given my own bustling household of two dogs, four cats, and a flourishing number of fish. An Uncanny and Jaw-Dropping Encounter Before diving into the video, a little context makes this session all the more astounding. A few months ago, my personal Facebook account was completely deleted (long story). This forced me to start a brand-new page from scratch. As a result, the intimate details Angel brought to light during our reading don’t exist anywhere online. And we had never spoken before our interview. While I have

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 17, 2026

Practical Horror Film ‘Gator Face’ Slashes Its Way onto Digital

Gator Face, the creature feature from writer-director Padraig Reynolds (Rites of Spring, Open 24 Hours), is out now. Shot on location in the murky Florida Everglades, the film shuns modern digital shortcuts for live alligators, practical gore, and in-camera effects. A Sun-Soaked Getaway Morphs into a Sacrificial Nightmare The movie follows a group of friends heading to Florida for a getaway. But their vacation quickly collapses into an isolated struggle for survival. Trapped deep within the swamps, the group falls prey to a sinister local cult that sacrifices unsuspecting victims to an ancient alligator deity. Soon, they are forced to combat both the cult members and the lethal creature worshiped at the center of their bloody faith. A Return to Old-School Practical Filmmaking and Southern Folklore Blending slasher elements, creature horror, and Southern folklore, Reynolds and his team committed to grounding the terrifying moments in physical reality. Get this: the movie features zero CGI or AI. The movie captures the chaotic, unpredictable texture of classic 1980s monster movies. Tabitha Brownstone, who discussed the

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 16, 2026

Apple TV’s “Widow’s Bay” Takes the Emmys by Storm with Fourteen Trophies

The dark, atmospheric world of Widow’s Bay just made a massive splash on the Television Academy’s radar. Apple TV’s breakout horror-comedy led the pack at the 2026 Emmy Awards, taking home a staggering 14 trophies from 19 nominations across the Primetime ceremony and the Creative Arts Awards. Delivering a phenomenal wave of wins, the show proved that its unique blend of slow-burn dread, razor-sharp humor, and island-isolated paranoia completely captivated voters this season. Spooky Legends and Marketing Nightmares Created by Katie Dippold, the series takes place 40 miles off the coast of New England in a town where the local ghosts and ancient curses clearly didn’t get the rebrand memo. The narrative follows Mayor Tom Loftis, played by Matthew Rhys, a desperately ambitious man trying to save his dying community by converting it into a premier tourist hotspot. Unfortunately for Tom, the locals are fiercely superstitious, cell service is non-existent, and everyone views him as a total coward. Just as

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 15, 2026

A New Master of Dread: An Interview with Raymond Creamer, Writer and Director of ‘Goody Goody’

If the name Raymond Creamer isn’t already on your cinematic radar, write it down immediately. Keep a close eye on him. The writer behind 2015’s Autumn’s End steps back into the spotlight to write and direct Goody Goody. This harrowing pregnancy body-horror feature promises to leave an indelible mark on genre cinema. Arriving exclusively on Shudder on September 18, 2026, Creamer’s latest effort is an unapologetic, claustrophobic masterclass in visceral terror. Proving that he is a filmmaker to watch. Trapped in a Snowbound Birth Nightmare The story centers on an expectant couple and their midwife who settle into a remote cabin for a home birth. Their sense of security evaporates when a fierce blizzard slams the region. It cuts them off from civilization, turning their peaceful haven into a suffocating trap. As the storm rages outside, escalating, otherworldly complications plague the delivery. Soon, it becomes clear the impending birth carries a far more sinister burden than medical distress. Folklore Roots and

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 14, 2026

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The Cast of “Dexter: Resurrection” Tease Season Two in Our Interview

The iconic antihero Dexter Morgan has officially returned for another bloody chapter in Dexter: Resurrection. Landing on Paramount+ this month, the second season promises to deliver even more lethal vigilante justice. Historically, the franchise’s enduring appeal has hinged on Dexter’s unique moral code of targeting ruthless murderers. However, as the new season opens, his total body count across multiple series remains staggering. High-Stakes Chaos in New York City Veteran showrunner Clyde Phillips executive produces the upcoming episodes, which put Dexter in deadly crossfire. Specifically, he finds himself trapped between a notorious veteran murderer and a terrifying newcomer terrorizing New York. Meanwhile, Dexter (Michael C. Hall) must navigate a chaotic citywide search while wrestling with a grounded midlife crisis. Consequently, the escalating physical threats force him to confront his own personal mortality. Family Alliances and Heavyweight Cast Additions The narrative’s emotional core continues through Dexter’s son, Harrison, played brilliantly by Jack Alcott. Harrison relentlessly pursues his own version of vigilante justice,

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 13, 2026

Philip Cairney Joins Us for an Interview About His Docuseries ‘Pet Cemetery Murders’ – Out Today

Documentary filmmaker Philip Cairney joined us for an interview to discuss his compelling new three-part HBO Original docuseries The Pet Cemetery Murders: A Ghost Story. Executive produced by Simon Chinn and Jonathan Chinn, the series dives into the gruesome 1985 murder of Dorothy Thompson in St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana. After Thompson went missing, her body was found floating in the Mississippi River. However, the investigation quickly went cold. Furthermore, the cemetery grounds carried an eerie local reputation, shrouding the tragedy in haunting folklore and rumors of restless spirits. Lost Evidence, Natural Disaster, and Unconventional Leads Years after the initial investigation stalled, Hurricane Katrina devastated local police archives. It destroyed crucial crime scene evidence and primary case reports. As a result, reopening the cold case without a paper trail forced investigators to rely on unconventional leads. That included a key informant who claimed to be haunted by Thompson’s ghost. And a forgotten 1985 psychic sketch that matched an original suspect. Ultimately,

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 11, 2026

Behind the Magic of “Coven Academy”: An Interview with Cecilia Deacon

With the premiere of the anticipated new supernatural Disney+ series Coven Academy today, we sat down with star Cecilia Deacon. She took us inside the show’s dark, magical universe. Set in the haunted heart of New Orleans, “Coven Academy“ follows a group of teenage witches and dangerously charming warlocks. The story unfolds at an elite boarding school. There, however, power comes at a steep price, secrets are lethal, and forbidden attractions complicate survival. . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zz9nAM9qa3c . Created and executive produced by Tim Federle, the series stars Malina Weissman (A Series of Unfortunate Events), Malachi Barton, Devon Sawa, and Tiffani Thiessen. Cecilia Deacon (Charmed, Altered Carbon) also stars, returning to magic after roles in series like “Charmed” and “Riverdale.” Deacon plays Mary. Her mysterious passing catalyzes the entire series. Her sarcastic, New York-born daughter, Briar (Weissman), attends the mysterious Crescent Veil school. Through haunting flashback sequences, Deacon delivers a standout performance that anchors the story’s overarching mystery. An Ontario native, Deacon

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 1, 2026

Author, Artist, and Creator Marko Djurdjević Takes Us Inside the World of ‘Orken’ in Our Interview

Joining us today is Marko Djurdjević, the acclaimed German-Serbian illustrator, concept artist, and founder of the Berlin-based studio SIXMOREVODKA. Renowned for his dynamic character designs and gritty storytelling, Djurdjević built an international reputation through iconic Marvel Comics cover art for Spider-Man and Daredevil, as well as Captain America and Thor. He is also recognized for his seminal work on major video games and the post-apocalyptic role-playing game Degenesis. Now, Djurdjević is inviting fans into a brand-new universe of his own creation: Orken. Depicting a brutal war between human and Ork factions, this dark fantasy story is available to experience through books and game releases. Major expansions are also planned across multiple media platforms. Viewers can watch the story unfold in rich animation and colorful gameplay live on Steam. Get the book series and RPG game now. . Load videoYouTube sets cookies once the video loads . The world is dark and brutal. And the artwork and writing are just as intense. The pages

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 1, 2026

Writer-Director Joko Anwar Talks ‘Ghost in the Cell,’ Horror and More in Our Interview

Master of modern Southeast Asian horror, Joko Anwar, the visionary filmmaker behind the Satan’s Slaves franchise, Impetigore, and Smothered, is back! This time with his most violent and unhinged project to date. Well Go USA is about to unleash Ghost in the Cell, a claustrophobic fusion of supernatural terror, brutal prison drama, and dark satirical comedy. Packed with stomach-churning practical gore, the film comes with a clear warning: this blood-soaked thrill ride is strictly not for the faint of heart. A High-Security Penitentiary Turns into a Living Hell Written and directed by Anwar, Ghost in the Cell plunges audiences inside the oppressive, iron-clad walls of a corrupt prison. Already a powder keg ruled by a tyrannical warden and torn apart by warring convict factions, the penitentiary’s fragile ecosystem shatters when a new inmate arrives. Shortly after his processing, a string of grotesque, shocking murders erupts across the cellblocks. Victims are left flayed and carved into morbid artistic displays, turning the

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 28, 2026

Director Mike P. Nelson Talks Beware Boiúna, Giant Snakes, and the Amazon in Our Interview

For horror enthusiasts, director Mike P. Nelson is a name that instantly commands respect. After breathing brutal new life into Wrong Turn. And contributing to V/H/S/85, and directing 2025’s Silent Night, Deadly Night, the visionary filmmaker returns. This time to lead audiences straight into the terrifying depths of the South American rainforest. Get ready for Beware Boiúna, offering a pulse-pounding glimpse into a brutal creature feature where modern human arrogance clashes with a colossal entity of ancient myth. Brazilian Folklore Collides with High-Octane Survival Horror Beware Boiúna follows a dedicated team of doctors and relief volunteers as they travel deep into an isolated sector of the jungle to deliver emergency aid to remote river communities. The untamed Amazon, however, shows no mercy to well-meaning outsiders. A mine unknowingly desecrates the resting place of Boiúna—a legendary, gargantuan serpent rooted in Brazilian folklore. Soon, the doctors’ vessel is stranded and cut off from all communication. Trapped on treacherous waters and hunted from both

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 22, 2026

Psychic Medium Angel Morgan Gives a Moving, Shocking Reading: Watch It Now

Today marks an unforgettable milestone for both HorrorFuel.com and me. In a groundbreaking first for our site, I had the unique privilege of sitting down for a conversation with professional psychic medium Angel Morgan. Having never interviewed a psychic medium before, I wasn’t sure what to expect. However, the experience turned out to be a mind-bending thrill. Angel specializes in intuitive readings for both humans and animals. This made the session especially exciting given my own bustling household of two dogs, four cats, and a flourishing number of fish. An Uncanny and Jaw-Dropping Encounter Before diving into the video, a little context makes this session all the more astounding. A few months ago, my personal Facebook account was completely deleted (long story). This forced me to start a brand-new page from scratch. As a result, the intimate details Angel brought to light during our reading don’t exist anywhere online. And we had never spoken before our interview. While I have

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 17, 2026

Practical Horror Film ‘Gator Face’ Slashes Its Way onto Digital

Gator Face, the creature feature from writer-director Padraig Reynolds (Rites of Spring, Open 24 Hours), is out now. Shot on location in the murky Florida Everglades, the film shuns modern digital shortcuts for live alligators, practical gore, and in-camera effects. A Sun-Soaked Getaway Morphs into a Sacrificial Nightmare The movie follows a group of friends heading to Florida for a getaway. But their vacation quickly collapses into an isolated struggle for survival. Trapped deep within the swamps, the group falls prey to a sinister local cult that sacrifices unsuspecting victims to an ancient alligator deity. Soon, they are forced to combat both the cult members and the lethal creature worshiped at the center of their bloody faith. A Return to Old-School Practical Filmmaking and Southern Folklore Blending slasher elements, creature horror, and Southern folklore, Reynolds and his team committed to grounding the terrifying moments in physical reality. Get this: the movie features zero CGI or AI. The movie captures the chaotic, unpredictable texture of classic 1980s monster movies. Tabitha Brownstone, who discussed the

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 16, 2026

Apple TV’s “Widow’s Bay” Takes the Emmys by Storm with Fourteen Trophies

The dark, atmospheric world of Widow’s Bay just made a massive splash on the Television Academy’s radar. Apple TV’s breakout horror-comedy led the pack at the 2026 Emmy Awards, taking home a staggering 14 trophies from 19 nominations across the Primetime ceremony and the Creative Arts Awards. Delivering a phenomenal wave of wins, the show proved that its unique blend of slow-burn dread, razor-sharp humor, and island-isolated paranoia completely captivated voters this season. Spooky Legends and Marketing Nightmares Created by Katie Dippold, the series takes place 40 miles off the coast of New England in a town where the local ghosts and ancient curses clearly didn’t get the rebrand memo. The narrative follows Mayor Tom Loftis, played by Matthew Rhys, a desperately ambitious man trying to save his dying community by converting it into a premier tourist hotspot. Unfortunately for Tom, the locals are fiercely superstitious, cell service is non-existent, and everyone views him as a total coward. Just as

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 15, 2026

A New Master of Dread: An Interview with Raymond Creamer, Writer and Director of ‘Goody Goody’

If the name Raymond Creamer isn’t already on your cinematic radar, write it down immediately. Keep a close eye on him. The writer behind 2015’s Autumn’s End steps back into the spotlight to write and direct Goody Goody. This harrowing pregnancy body-horror feature promises to leave an indelible mark on genre cinema. Arriving exclusively on Shudder on September 18, 2026, Creamer’s latest effort is an unapologetic, claustrophobic masterclass in visceral terror. Proving that he is a filmmaker to watch. Trapped in a Snowbound Birth Nightmare The story centers on an expectant couple and their midwife who settle into a remote cabin for a home birth. Their sense of security evaporates when a fierce blizzard slams the region. It cuts them off from civilization, turning their peaceful haven into a suffocating trap. As the storm rages outside, escalating, otherworldly complications plague the delivery. Soon, it becomes clear the impending birth carries a far more sinister burden than medical distress. Folklore Roots and

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 14, 2026
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