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The Action-Packed Horror ‘Ghost in the Cell’ Haunts Digital and VOD

Master of Indonesian cinema Joko Anwar is back to unleash another chaotic, blood-drenched nightmare with Ghost in the Cell. Written and directed by Anwar, the film plunges audiences deep inside the iron-clad walls of a violent, high-security prison. High-Security Lockup Becomes a Living Hell Ruled by a tyrannical warden and torn apart by warring convict factions, the penitentiary is already a powder keg. However, when a mysterious new inmate arrives, the facility’s fragile ecosystem completely shatters. A string of gruesome, stomach-churning murders leaves victims on morbid display across the cellblocks. No Escape From an Unseen Threat What begins as a volatile clash between rival gang lords rapidly devolves into a desperate fight for survival against an invisible, supernatural force. The terrified inmates quickly realize the deadliest threat isn’t the man in the adjacent cell. It’s a vengeful entity roaming the corridors. However, to survive, bitter rivals must set aside their bloody grudges and band together. What unfolds is a high-octane

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A Game Crosses into Reality in ‘Groupchat’ Now Streaming on Found TV

FOUND TV is bringing an unsettling new game night to horror fans this October. The award-winning British screenlife thriller Groupchat, written and directed by Dan Brownlie, has exclusively arrived on the streaming service. Game Night Turns Deadly The film follows a tight-knit circle of friends reuniting online after an extended hiatus from their long-time game master, Dean. Eager to dive back into their favorite tabletop role-playing campaign, Necromancer. However, the group quickly realizes Dean’s latest storyline has crossed into reality. As supernatural elements bleed through their screens, the virtual session rapidly devolves into a real-time nightmare. An Ensemble Cast Built for Real-Time Terror The screenlife feature stars Marcel Jortzik, Amy Tara, Toby Wynn-Davies, Georgie Rodgers, James Grimm, and beloved horror veteran Debbie Rochon. To capture genuine live interaction, the production utilized five cameras simultaneously. All the while, the actors stayed physically isolated in individual locations while performing together live to simulate webcams operating in real time. An Award-Winning Festival Run Hits Streaming

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Maika Monroe Lets Out a Scream on the New ‘Victorian Psycho’ Poster

If horror fans know one thing for certain, it’s that when Maika Monroe leads a genre film, we are in for an absolute, skin-crawling masterpiece. Fresh off her haunting performance in Longlegs, Monroe returns to the dark side in Victorian Psycho. And it has officially landed an R-rating from the MPAA for “strong bloody violence and brief sexual material.” A stark new poster has just dropped. It features Monroe letting out a bone-chilling scream that sets the tone for the gothic mayhem to come. Dark Secrets in the Manor Adapted directly from the novel by author Virginia Feito herself, the film casts Monroe as Winifred. She’s an eccentric governess who arrives at an estate to care for a wealthy family’s children. Naturally, it doesn’t take long for the household to realize something is deeply, terribly wrong. Beneath Winifred’s delicate, polite exterior lies a dark and bloody secret. She isn’t just a quiet teacher, but is also a ruthless, cold-blooded 19th-century

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The Fight Continues: MGM+ Drops the Season Two Trailer for Stephen King’s “The Institute”

MGM+ has officially unveiled the gripping first trailer and key art for the highly anticipated second season of “The Institute,” bringing Stephen King’s terrifying vision back to the screen. After an explosive first season cemented the series as one of television’s most thrilling shows, season two premieres on MGM+ this November! Recap: The Shocking Events of Season One Season one introduced viewers to Luke Ellis. He is a super-genius teenager whose life was ripped apart when he was taken and his parents brutally murdered in the dead of night. He was kidnapped and brought to a facility in the Maine woods known as the Institute. Luke found himself trapped alongside other children. All of whom possessed extraordinary telepathic and telekinetic abilities. Under the ruthless leadership of Ms. Sigsby, the staff subjected the kids to brutal tests to extract and weaponize their psychic powers for covert government operations. The tension reached a boiling point as Luke formed a tight-knit alliance with

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Trailer: New Film ‘The Lizzie Borden Game’ Puts a Supernatural Spin on the Murders

More than 130 years after the Borden murders shocked the nation, the story of Lizzie Borden still fascinates audiences. Renewed interest in Netflix’s newly released “Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story” is putting the infamous case back at the center of popular culture. Lizzie Comes to Life For viewers searching for more Lizzie Borden stories, Breaking Glass Pictures invites horror fans to discover The Lizzie Borden Game. This supernatural horror thriller takes the enduring legend in a very different direction. In The Lizzie Borden Game, a group of friends gathers for a secluded Friendsgiving getaway. They discover an unsettling ritual known as “The Lizzie Borden Game.” What begins as a dare quickly turns deadly when the game summons Lizzie Borden’s ghost from beyond the grave. The friends must uncover the truth behind the legend and close the portal before they all get axed. Rather than dramatizing the historical Borden case, the film uses Lizzie Borden’s place in American folklore as the foundation for

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The ‘Godzilla Minus Zero’ Popcorn Bucket May Be the Biggest Fans Have Ever Seen

A massive new collectible has surfaced for the upcoming film Godzilla Minus Zero. And the iconic kaiju on screen isn’t the only thing taking on supersized proportions. Exhibition company SATO gave attendees at EXPOCINE an exclusive first look at a new Godzilla-shaped popcorn bucket that left them in shock. While official measurements haven’t been released, attendees describe the collectible as “enormous.” Images show it taking up an entire display table. Unlike with previous films, the bucket isn’t just a head. It’s a full recreation of the iconic creature. Fans can access their snack through a hatch on the titan’s back. While we are still waiting to learn the price and measurements, we do know this must-have collectible comes out when the towering King of the Monsters returns to theaters this November. Hence, we urge you to snag yours the moment they go on sale because they will most definitely sell out fast. A Technical Milestone for Japanese Cinema Godzilla Minus

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Every Horror Movie and Series Premiering the Week of Oct. 5

Halloween season is officially in full swing. Horror enthusiasts have a stacked slate of major new features, highly anticipated streaming debuts, and home releases landing across theaters, VOD, Digital, and major streaming platforms for the week of October 5, 2026. Whether you’re looking for high-octane martial arts chaos, terrifying creature features, or chilling new streaming series, here is everything dropping this week and where to watch it. Theater Premieres Other Mommy Release Date: October 9, 2026 Where to Watch: Only in theaters nationwide The Lowdown: Jessica Chastain stars in this disturbing psychological body horror feature. Playing a mother who begins suspecting that her young daughter has brought a sinister, uncanny entity into their home—one claiming to be the child’s “true” mother—the film delivers a terrifying exploration of maternal trauma and body distortion. Ghost in the Cell Release Date: In theaters nationwide via Well Go USA Where to Watch: In theaters nationwide The Lowdown: Written and directed by Indonesian horror visionary

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Dan Trachtenberg’s ‘Freddy the 13th’ Film Adaptation Scores a Friday the 13th Release Date

Paramount Pictures has officially greenlit an animated horror-comedy based on Yehudi Mercado’s popular comic book, Freddy the 13th. The project brings together an impressive creative team led by acclaimed filmmaker Dan Trachtenberg alongside original comic creator Mercado. The project was first announced in June in a social media post (below). However, we have a major update: the film now has an official 2028 premiere date. Trachtenberg and Mercado Team Up Dan Trachtenberg will direct the adaptation, with Yehudi Mercado joining him as co-director. Trachtenberg will also produce the film alongside his 10 Cloverfield Lane collaborator, Ben Rosenblatt. “Ever since I was a kid, I’ve wanted to work with Dan Trachtenberg. Never mind that I’m older than him; the sentiment still stands. I’m incredibly excited to have found a team crazy enough to want to make an animated horror-comedy for the whole family. Most of all, I’m grateful I never gave up on my dreams. Thanks, Paramount Animation! Let’s get spooky!”

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Christmas is Coming Early: Holiday Horror-Thriller ‘Stranglehold’ Is Out Now

In the upcoming feature Stranglehold, modern social media obsession collides with gritty survival in a raw, fast-paced Christmas-set crime  thriller. And here’s the good news: you don’t have to wait to watch it; it’s out now. Fed up with living paycheck to paycheck and captivated by influencers’ glamorous lives, a small-town stripper named Bailey decides to take matters into her own hands. Teaming up with her ex-military husband, Tim, she plots a high-stakes robbery. One against her own employer. They are driven by a desperate bid to afford a decent Christmas for their daughter and escape poverty. However, the couple’s plan quickly spirals into an intense struggle for survival. A Powerhouse Cast Led by Industry Veterans Directed by Clark Duke, Stranglehold brings together a stacked ensemble cast to bring its desperate characters to life. Ashley Benson (Pretty Little Liars) stars alongside Jake Lacy (The White Lotus). The cast also features veteran heavyweights and genre favorites. That includes Justin Long, Ron

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Movie Review: ‘Evil Dead Burn’ Is a Great Film with One Major Problem

The latest installment in the iconic Evil Dead franchise, Evil Dead Burn, is officially streaming on HBO, and holy hell, is it an absolute blast! Teased as the series’ most savage, terrifying ride yet, this latest entry delivers non-stop demonic mayhem from start to finish. The story follows a grieving widow named Thya as she seeks solace with her in-laws at their secluded family home. Naturally, things go horribly wrong as family members are systematically turned into bloodthirsty Deadites! Let’s dive into it in this review. An Amazing Cast Facing Absolute Carnage Facing off against the Kandarian Demon is a phenomenal ensemble cast. Souheila Yacoub, Tandi Wright, and Hunter Doohan lead it. Rounding out the unfortunate family are Errol Shand and Maude Davey. However, Luciane Buchanan stands out as Thya. Buchanan absolutely nails her performance, striking a perfect balance between deep emotional vulnerability and raw, ferocious determination. If you thought Evil Dead Rise was intense, Burn turns the deadite brutality

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The Action-Packed Horror ‘Ghost in the Cell’ Haunts Digital and VOD

Master of Indonesian cinema Joko Anwar is back to unleash another chaotic, blood-drenched nightmare with Ghost in the Cell. Written and directed by Anwar, the film plunges audiences deep inside the iron-clad walls of a violent, high-security prison. High-Security Lockup Becomes a Living Hell Ruled by a tyrannical warden and torn apart by warring convict factions, the penitentiary is already a powder keg. However, when a mysterious new inmate arrives, the facility’s fragile ecosystem completely shatters. A string of gruesome, stomach-churning murders leaves victims on morbid display across the cellblocks. No Escape From an Unseen Threat What begins as a volatile clash between rival gang lords rapidly devolves into a desperate fight for survival against an invisible, supernatural force. The terrified inmates quickly realize the deadliest threat isn’t the man in the adjacent cell. It’s a vengeful entity roaming the corridors. However, to survive, bitter rivals must set aside their bloody grudges and band together. What unfolds is a high-octane

Continue reading →

A Game Crosses into Reality in ‘Groupchat’ Now Streaming on Found TV

FOUND TV is bringing an unsettling new game night to horror fans this October. The award-winning British screenlife thriller Groupchat, written and directed by Dan Brownlie, has exclusively arrived on the streaming service. Game Night Turns Deadly The film follows a tight-knit circle of friends reuniting online after an extended hiatus from their long-time game master, Dean. Eager to dive back into their favorite tabletop role-playing campaign, Necromancer. However, the group quickly realizes Dean’s latest storyline has crossed into reality. As supernatural elements bleed through their screens, the virtual session rapidly devolves into a real-time nightmare. An Ensemble Cast Built for Real-Time Terror The screenlife feature stars Marcel Jortzik, Amy Tara, Toby Wynn-Davies, Georgie Rodgers, James Grimm, and beloved horror veteran Debbie Rochon. To capture genuine live interaction, the production utilized five cameras simultaneously. All the while, the actors stayed physically isolated in individual locations while performing together live to simulate webcams operating in real time. An Award-Winning Festival Run Hits Streaming

Continue reading →

Maika Monroe Lets Out a Scream on the New ‘Victorian Psycho’ Poster

If horror fans know one thing for certain, it’s that when Maika Monroe leads a genre film, we are in for an absolute, skin-crawling masterpiece. Fresh off her haunting performance in Longlegs, Monroe returns to the dark side in Victorian Psycho. And it has officially landed an R-rating from the MPAA for “strong bloody violence and brief sexual material.” A stark new poster has just dropped. It features Monroe letting out a bone-chilling scream that sets the tone for the gothic mayhem to come. Dark Secrets in the Manor Adapted directly from the novel by author Virginia Feito herself, the film casts Monroe as Winifred. She’s an eccentric governess who arrives at an estate to care for a wealthy family’s children. Naturally, it doesn’t take long for the household to realize something is deeply, terribly wrong. Beneath Winifred’s delicate, polite exterior lies a dark and bloody secret. She isn’t just a quiet teacher, but is also a ruthless, cold-blooded 19th-century

Continue reading →

The Fight Continues: MGM+ Drops the Season Two Trailer for Stephen King’s “The Institute”

MGM+ has officially unveiled the gripping first trailer and key art for the highly anticipated second season of “The Institute,” bringing Stephen King’s terrifying vision back to the screen. After an explosive first season cemented the series as one of television’s most thrilling shows, season two premieres on MGM+ this November! Recap: The Shocking Events of Season One Season one introduced viewers to Luke Ellis. He is a super-genius teenager whose life was ripped apart when he was taken and his parents brutally murdered in the dead of night. He was kidnapped and brought to a facility in the Maine woods known as the Institute. Luke found himself trapped alongside other children. All of whom possessed extraordinary telepathic and telekinetic abilities. Under the ruthless leadership of Ms. Sigsby, the staff subjected the kids to brutal tests to extract and weaponize their psychic powers for covert government operations. The tension reached a boiling point as Luke formed a tight-knit alliance with

Continue reading →

Trailer: New Film ‘The Lizzie Borden Game’ Puts a Supernatural Spin on the Murders

More than 130 years after the Borden murders shocked the nation, the story of Lizzie Borden still fascinates audiences. Renewed interest in Netflix’s newly released “Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story” is putting the infamous case back at the center of popular culture. Lizzie Comes to Life For viewers searching for more Lizzie Borden stories, Breaking Glass Pictures invites horror fans to discover The Lizzie Borden Game. This supernatural horror thriller takes the enduring legend in a very different direction. In The Lizzie Borden Game, a group of friends gathers for a secluded Friendsgiving getaway. They discover an unsettling ritual known as “The Lizzie Borden Game.” What begins as a dare quickly turns deadly when the game summons Lizzie Borden’s ghost from beyond the grave. The friends must uncover the truth behind the legend and close the portal before they all get axed. Rather than dramatizing the historical Borden case, the film uses Lizzie Borden’s place in American folklore as the foundation for

Continue reading →

The ‘Godzilla Minus Zero’ Popcorn Bucket May Be the Biggest Fans Have Ever Seen

A massive new collectible has surfaced for the upcoming film Godzilla Minus Zero. And the iconic kaiju on screen isn’t the only thing taking on supersized proportions. Exhibition company SATO gave attendees at EXPOCINE an exclusive first look at a new Godzilla-shaped popcorn bucket that left them in shock. While official measurements haven’t been released, attendees describe the collectible as “enormous.” Images show it taking up an entire display table. Unlike with previous films, the bucket isn’t just a head. It’s a full recreation of the iconic creature. Fans can access their snack through a hatch on the titan’s back. While we are still waiting to learn the price and measurements, we do know this must-have collectible comes out when the towering King of the Monsters returns to theaters this November. Hence, we urge you to snag yours the moment they go on sale because they will most definitely sell out fast. A Technical Milestone for Japanese Cinema Godzilla Minus

Continue reading →

Every Horror Movie and Series Premiering the Week of Oct. 5

Halloween season is officially in full swing. Horror enthusiasts have a stacked slate of major new features, highly anticipated streaming debuts, and home releases landing across theaters, VOD, Digital, and major streaming platforms for the week of October 5, 2026. Whether you’re looking for high-octane martial arts chaos, terrifying creature features, or chilling new streaming series, here is everything dropping this week and where to watch it. Theater Premieres Other Mommy Release Date: October 9, 2026 Where to Watch: Only in theaters nationwide The Lowdown: Jessica Chastain stars in this disturbing psychological body horror feature. Playing a mother who begins suspecting that her young daughter has brought a sinister, uncanny entity into their home—one claiming to be the child’s “true” mother—the film delivers a terrifying exploration of maternal trauma and body distortion. Ghost in the Cell Release Date: In theaters nationwide via Well Go USA Where to Watch: In theaters nationwide The Lowdown: Written and directed by Indonesian horror visionary

Continue reading →

Dan Trachtenberg’s ‘Freddy the 13th’ Film Adaptation Scores a Friday the 13th Release Date

Paramount Pictures has officially greenlit an animated horror-comedy based on Yehudi Mercado’s popular comic book, Freddy the 13th. The project brings together an impressive creative team led by acclaimed filmmaker Dan Trachtenberg alongside original comic creator Mercado. The project was first announced in June in a social media post (below). However, we have a major update: the film now has an official 2028 premiere date. Trachtenberg and Mercado Team Up Dan Trachtenberg will direct the adaptation, with Yehudi Mercado joining him as co-director. Trachtenberg will also produce the film alongside his 10 Cloverfield Lane collaborator, Ben Rosenblatt. “Ever since I was a kid, I’ve wanted to work with Dan Trachtenberg. Never mind that I’m older than him; the sentiment still stands. I’m incredibly excited to have found a team crazy enough to want to make an animated horror-comedy for the whole family. Most of all, I’m grateful I never gave up on my dreams. Thanks, Paramount Animation! Let’s get spooky!”

Continue reading →

Christmas is Coming Early: Holiday Horror-Thriller ‘Stranglehold’ Is Out Now

In the upcoming feature Stranglehold, modern social media obsession collides with gritty survival in a raw, fast-paced Christmas-set crime  thriller. And here’s the good news: you don’t have to wait to watch it; it’s out now. Fed up with living paycheck to paycheck and captivated by influencers’ glamorous lives, a small-town stripper named Bailey decides to take matters into her own hands. Teaming up with her ex-military husband, Tim, she plots a high-stakes robbery. One against her own employer. They are driven by a desperate bid to afford a decent Christmas for their daughter and escape poverty. However, the couple’s plan quickly spirals into an intense struggle for survival. A Powerhouse Cast Led by Industry Veterans Directed by Clark Duke, Stranglehold brings together a stacked ensemble cast to bring its desperate characters to life. Ashley Benson (Pretty Little Liars) stars alongside Jake Lacy (The White Lotus). The cast also features veteran heavyweights and genre favorites. That includes Justin Long, Ron

Continue reading →

Movie Review: ‘Evil Dead Burn’ Is a Great Film with One Major Problem

The latest installment in the iconic Evil Dead franchise, Evil Dead Burn, is officially streaming on HBO, and holy hell, is it an absolute blast! Teased as the series’ most savage, terrifying ride yet, this latest entry delivers non-stop demonic mayhem from start to finish. The story follows a grieving widow named Thya as she seeks solace with her in-laws at their secluded family home. Naturally, things go horribly wrong as family members are systematically turned into bloodthirsty Deadites! Let’s dive into it in this review. An Amazing Cast Facing Absolute Carnage Facing off against the Kandarian Demon is a phenomenal ensemble cast. Souheila Yacoub, Tandi Wright, and Hunter Doohan lead it. Rounding out the unfortunate family are Errol Shand and Maude Davey. However, Luciane Buchanan stands out as Thya. Buchanan absolutely nails her performance, striking a perfect balance between deep emotional vulnerability and raw, ferocious determination. If you thought Evil Dead Rise was intense, Burn turns the deadite brutality

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