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Cults and Chaos: ‘Where the Hell is Anna?’ Debuts Trailer Ahead of Nashville Film Festival Premiere

A Twisted Pagan Nightmare Hits Nashville Stormlight Pictures and Aradia Pictures have officially released the first trailer for Where the Hell is Anna? It teases a chaotic blend of cult rituals, unexpected pregnancy, and brutal bloodshed. Shot entirely in Tennessee, the genre-bending indie film will premiere at the Nashville Film Festival on September 25, followed by a live cast and crew Q&A. Flower Crowns, Blood Rituals, and Lost Best Friends The narrative centers on Derick. She’s a messy and heartbroken young woman who refuses to accept the sudden disappearance of her estranged best friend, Anna. Driven by desperation to bring Anna home, Derick tracks her to a secretive, women-only woodland retreat. Soon, she crashes the secluded pagan commune. However, once inside, she discovers a bizarre environment. One in which Anna is being prepared for a sacred ceremony known as “Induction Day.” Beneath the commune’s sunny floral aesthetics and sisterhood mantras, Derick uncovers a nightmare of sinister fertility experiments, horrific blood

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 14, 2026

We’re Giving Away Digital Codes to Celebrate the Release of Horror Comedy ‘Portal to Hell!’

Cineverse has unleashed the festival-favorite horror-comedy Portal To Hell to digital platforms and Video on Demand. To celebrate the release, we’re giving away two digital codes in collaboration with the film! Entering is easy! Like, comment, and share to enter.  The film follows a weary debt collector. His mundane life falls into chaos when a gateway to the underworld manifests inside his local laundromat. However, things quickly spiral out of control. A demon offers him a desperate bargain: deliver three souls to the underworld, or watch his neighbor be dragged straight to eternal damnation. Festival Buzz and Horror Royalty Written and directed by Woody Bess, the film arrives on VOD following a high-energy run across the global genre festival circuit, earning praise at Slamdance, FrightFest, the Chattanooga Film Festival, Calgary Underground, and the Vancouver Horror Show. The feature boasts a stacked cast led by Trey Holland (Battleship) alongside horror royalty Keith David (The Thing). They are joined by fan-favorite character actor Richard Kind (Inside Out) and Romina D’ugo (12

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 14, 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

Movie Review: ‘Goody Goody’ is a Masterpiece of Supernatural Body Horror

When you thought childbirth couldn’t get any more terrifying, Shudder delivers Goody Goody. It is a deeply disturbing blend of regional folk horror, suffocating isolation, and agonizing body horror. Premiering September 18, 2026, writer-director Raymond Creamer’s nightmare is a relentless, jaw-dropping experience that will force even seasoned horror fans to watch through their fingers (I did). It is a terrifying triumph that lingers long after the credits roll, leaving you equal parts exhilarated and genuinely traumatized. Trapped in a Snowbound Birth Nightmare The film centers on an expecting couple and their midwife. They settle into a false sense of security during a prolonged, grueling home birth. But when a howling blizzard unexpectedly strikes, it seals the house off from the outside world. The cozy sanctuary becomes a claustrophobic trap. As the storm rages outside, the trio must confront escalating, otherworldly complications that hint at something far more sinister than ordinary medical distress. Masterful Craftsmanship and Unapologetic Mystery Raymond Creamer (interview) steers

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 14, 2026

Stream Austin Galante’s Horror-Comedy ‘Sanguine Teeth on a Driftless Road’

Writer-director Austin Galante’s low-budget horror-comedy movie, Sanguine Teeth on a Driftless Road, is coming home following its run on the festival circuit. The independent feature is now available to stream nationwide. Shaggy Charms, Sharp Wit, and Dark Comedy Sanguine Teeth on a Driftless Road follows an offbeat journey across the open road. It blends dark genre elements with natural, snappy dialogue and authentic heart. The film centers on the unpredictable, messy dynamics of an eccentric group navigating an increasingly chaotic highway trek. An Eclectic Ensemble and High-Calibre Soundtrack To bring this wild ride to life, the production assembled a unique ensemble cast. It features A Hard Place director Jason Horton, Kill Tony Golden Ticket winner Charlie Mac, stand-up comedian Jason Rouse, and DJ Fusion. The film is also elevated by an exceptionally stacked soundtrack. The original score work and background tracks from hip-hop icons Snoop Dogg and KRS-One, as well as Grammy-nominated artist Jeff Ryon. Stream it Today Moviegoers looking for

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 14, 2026

Rhonda Shear Brings 90s Cult Late-Night Chaos to the Up All Night Network on Roku

Late-night television royalty Rhonda Shear is bringing back the glorious, irreverent energy of 90s overnight broadcasting. The USA: Up All Night icon has officially launched The Up All Night Network on Roku. It will deliver a round-the-clock linear stream alongside massive on-demand vaults packed with B-movies, indie horror, stand-up comedy, retro shows, and unapologetic nostalgia. Uncensored Cult Classics and Fresh Blood Anchoring the network is an all-new reboot season of Rhonda Shear’s Up All Night. And it is kicking off with the vampire horror-comedy OnlyFangs, directed by Paul Ragsdale and Angelica De Alba. Airing bi-monthly, the flagship reboot serves up full, uncensored cult cinema alongside original 90s USA: Up All Night classic episodes. Film lovers can dive into deep-cut catalogs from B-movie legends like Jim Wynorski, Rick Sloane, as well as Chris Seaver’s Warlock Home Video vault. Scream Queens, Horror Hosts, and Haunted Classrooms The platform puts women in horror front and center with the Scream Queens Collection. The curated hub

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 14, 2026

The New “Crystal Lake” Trailer Gives Us the First Glimpse at Jason Voorhees

Pack your bug spray, secure your cabin doors, and mentally prepare for some deeply questionable lakeside supervision. We are officially heading back to summer camp. After more than a decade of agonizing courtroom battles and locked-away IP, the Friday the 13th universe has finally broken its curse. Peacock and A24 have officially unleashed the teaser trailer for “Crystal Lake,” a prequel series aiming to rebuild the slasher mythos from the ground up. You’ll catch a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it reveal of “bag head” Jason making his debut. We’ve slowed it down so you can get a look. Watch it below. A Summer Camp That’s Surprisingly… Functioning? The most shocking part of the trailer isn’t the impending doom—it’s how downright pleasant Camp Crystal Lake looks. Sunlight glints off the water, kids swim, and counselors exchange warm, blissful smiles. For a brief second, it looks like a place you’d willingly pay to send your offspring, rather than a notorious crime scene waiting to happen. Franchise

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 13, 2026

Trailer: The Dark Period Nightmare ‘The Ones Who Grieve’ is Making It US Debut at Fantastic Fest

Fresh off its initial run across the European festival circuit, French filmmaker Quarxx has set a North American debut. The genre-bending period horror, The Ones Who Grieve, is scheduled to premiere on September 18 at Fantastic Fest. And judging by the trailer below, it looks like an intense, edge-of-your-seat film not to be missed! Desperation and Madness on an Isolated Farm Set near the close of the 19th century, the narrative follows Zélie, played by Zélie Rixhon. She is a young woman living under the oppressive, deeply religious thumb of her father, Jacob (Thierry Frémont). A devastating affliction known as the Black Veil is spreading across the surrounding rural landscape. Meanwhile, Jacob’s intense religious devotion steadily morphs into outright insanity. Trapped in a bleak environment where fanatical faith bleeds into madness, Zélie is forced to fight for her own humanity. As well as escape her family’s escalating nightmare. Isabelle Anciaux and Jean-Baptiste Maunier round out the principal cast. Tesla Towers

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 12, 2026

Trailer: Dark Comedy Mocumentary ‘A Bloody Mess’ Delves into a Literal Shitty Situation

Freestyle Digital Media, the digital film distribution division of Byron Allen’s Allen Media Group, has officially snagged the VOD rights to the dark comedy mockumentary A Bloody Mess. Uncovering the Truth Behind the Sludge Framed as a razor-sharp mockumentary, A Bloody Mess follows obsessed documentarian Violet Blank. She’s on a quest to uncover the cause of a decades-old disaster in a small Texas town. Back in 2002, the quiet community of Split Springs was rocked by a massive explosion at a local manure storage facility. It literally flooded the streets and drove nearly every resident from their home. Talk about a shitty situation. The rest of the nation pointed, laughed, and reduced the incident to a cheap punchline. However, Violet remains convinced a sinister mastermind is behind the tragedy. While armed with a film crew and no boundaries, her search for a suspect steadily spirals. It goes from questionable journalism into outright peril. The Cast and Crew Driving the Chaos

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 12, 2026

Spirit Halloween Drops New ‘Backrooms’ Costumes

Following a record-shattering theatrical run, A24’s Backrooms is dominating the upcoming spooky season. In fact, Spirit Halloween has officially unveiled its new costume line inspired by the blockbuster film. Halloween partygoers can suit up in everything from signature hazmat suits to full Cap’n Clark store gear. All capitalizing on the viral phenomenon that transformed from a YouTube project into a major cinematic milestone. Box Office History and Big-Screen Triumph Calling Backrooms a commercial success is a massive understatement. Produced on a modest $10 million budget, the film completely crushed its theatrical competition. It raked in a staggering $81 million domestically in its opening weekend alone. At just 19, director Kane Parsons became the youngest filmmaker in cinema history to helm a number-one movie at the global box office. That’s an unbelievable leap for a creator who began rendering low-fi animations in his bedroom. Inside the Ottoman Empire Horror Scripted by Will Soodik and adapted from Parsons’ viral web series, the

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 12, 2026

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Cults and Chaos: ‘Where the Hell is Anna?’ Debuts Trailer Ahead of Nashville Film Festival Premiere

A Twisted Pagan Nightmare Hits Nashville Stormlight Pictures and Aradia Pictures have officially released the first trailer for Where the Hell is Anna? It teases a chaotic blend of cult rituals, unexpected pregnancy, and brutal bloodshed. Shot entirely in Tennessee, the genre-bending indie film will premiere at the Nashville Film Festival on September 25, followed by a live cast and crew Q&A. Flower Crowns, Blood Rituals, and Lost Best Friends The narrative centers on Derick. She’s a messy and heartbroken young woman who refuses to accept the sudden disappearance of her estranged best friend, Anna. Driven by desperation to bring Anna home, Derick tracks her to a secretive, women-only woodland retreat. Soon, she crashes the secluded pagan commune. However, once inside, she discovers a bizarre environment. One in which Anna is being prepared for a sacred ceremony known as “Induction Day.” Beneath the commune’s sunny floral aesthetics and sisterhood mantras, Derick uncovers a nightmare of sinister fertility experiments, horrific blood

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 14, 2026

We’re Giving Away Digital Codes to Celebrate the Release of Horror Comedy ‘Portal to Hell!’

Cineverse has unleashed the festival-favorite horror-comedy Portal To Hell to digital platforms and Video on Demand. To celebrate the release, we’re giving away two digital codes in collaboration with the film! Entering is easy! Like, comment, and share to enter.  The film follows a weary debt collector. His mundane life falls into chaos when a gateway to the underworld manifests inside his local laundromat. However, things quickly spiral out of control. A demon offers him a desperate bargain: deliver three souls to the underworld, or watch his neighbor be dragged straight to eternal damnation. Festival Buzz and Horror Royalty Written and directed by Woody Bess, the film arrives on VOD following a high-energy run across the global genre festival circuit, earning praise at Slamdance, FrightFest, the Chattanooga Film Festival, Calgary Underground, and the Vancouver Horror Show. The feature boasts a stacked cast led by Trey Holland (Battleship) alongside horror royalty Keith David (The Thing). They are joined by fan-favorite character actor Richard Kind (Inside Out) and Romina D’ugo (12

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 14, 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

Movie Review: ‘Goody Goody’ is a Masterpiece of Supernatural Body Horror

When you thought childbirth couldn’t get any more terrifying, Shudder delivers Goody Goody. It is a deeply disturbing blend of regional folk horror, suffocating isolation, and agonizing body horror. Premiering September 18, 2026, writer-director Raymond Creamer’s nightmare is a relentless, jaw-dropping experience that will force even seasoned horror fans to watch through their fingers (I did). It is a terrifying triumph that lingers long after the credits roll, leaving you equal parts exhilarated and genuinely traumatized. Trapped in a Snowbound Birth Nightmare The film centers on an expecting couple and their midwife. They settle into a false sense of security during a prolonged, grueling home birth. But when a howling blizzard unexpectedly strikes, it seals the house off from the outside world. The cozy sanctuary becomes a claustrophobic trap. As the storm rages outside, the trio must confront escalating, otherworldly complications that hint at something far more sinister than ordinary medical distress. Masterful Craftsmanship and Unapologetic Mystery Raymond Creamer (interview) steers

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 14, 2026

Stream Austin Galante’s Horror-Comedy ‘Sanguine Teeth on a Driftless Road’

Writer-director Austin Galante’s low-budget horror-comedy movie, Sanguine Teeth on a Driftless Road, is coming home following its run on the festival circuit. The independent feature is now available to stream nationwide. Shaggy Charms, Sharp Wit, and Dark Comedy Sanguine Teeth on a Driftless Road follows an offbeat journey across the open road. It blends dark genre elements with natural, snappy dialogue and authentic heart. The film centers on the unpredictable, messy dynamics of an eccentric group navigating an increasingly chaotic highway trek. An Eclectic Ensemble and High-Calibre Soundtrack To bring this wild ride to life, the production assembled a unique ensemble cast. It features A Hard Place director Jason Horton, Kill Tony Golden Ticket winner Charlie Mac, stand-up comedian Jason Rouse, and DJ Fusion. The film is also elevated by an exceptionally stacked soundtrack. The original score work and background tracks from hip-hop icons Snoop Dogg and KRS-One, as well as Grammy-nominated artist Jeff Ryon. Stream it Today Moviegoers looking for

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 14, 2026

Rhonda Shear Brings 90s Cult Late-Night Chaos to the Up All Night Network on Roku

Late-night television royalty Rhonda Shear is bringing back the glorious, irreverent energy of 90s overnight broadcasting. The USA: Up All Night icon has officially launched The Up All Night Network on Roku. It will deliver a round-the-clock linear stream alongside massive on-demand vaults packed with B-movies, indie horror, stand-up comedy, retro shows, and unapologetic nostalgia. Uncensored Cult Classics and Fresh Blood Anchoring the network is an all-new reboot season of Rhonda Shear’s Up All Night. And it is kicking off with the vampire horror-comedy OnlyFangs, directed by Paul Ragsdale and Angelica De Alba. Airing bi-monthly, the flagship reboot serves up full, uncensored cult cinema alongside original 90s USA: Up All Night classic episodes. Film lovers can dive into deep-cut catalogs from B-movie legends like Jim Wynorski, Rick Sloane, as well as Chris Seaver’s Warlock Home Video vault. Scream Queens, Horror Hosts, and Haunted Classrooms The platform puts women in horror front and center with the Scream Queens Collection. The curated hub

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 14, 2026

The New “Crystal Lake” Trailer Gives Us the First Glimpse at Jason Voorhees

Pack your bug spray, secure your cabin doors, and mentally prepare for some deeply questionable lakeside supervision. We are officially heading back to summer camp. After more than a decade of agonizing courtroom battles and locked-away IP, the Friday the 13th universe has finally broken its curse. Peacock and A24 have officially unleashed the teaser trailer for “Crystal Lake,” a prequel series aiming to rebuild the slasher mythos from the ground up. You’ll catch a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it reveal of “bag head” Jason making his debut. We’ve slowed it down so you can get a look. Watch it below. A Summer Camp That’s Surprisingly… Functioning? The most shocking part of the trailer isn’t the impending doom—it’s how downright pleasant Camp Crystal Lake looks. Sunlight glints off the water, kids swim, and counselors exchange warm, blissful smiles. For a brief second, it looks like a place you’d willingly pay to send your offspring, rather than a notorious crime scene waiting to happen. Franchise

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 13, 2026

Trailer: The Dark Period Nightmare ‘The Ones Who Grieve’ is Making It US Debut at Fantastic Fest

Fresh off its initial run across the European festival circuit, French filmmaker Quarxx has set a North American debut. The genre-bending period horror, The Ones Who Grieve, is scheduled to premiere on September 18 at Fantastic Fest. And judging by the trailer below, it looks like an intense, edge-of-your-seat film not to be missed! Desperation and Madness on an Isolated Farm Set near the close of the 19th century, the narrative follows Zélie, played by Zélie Rixhon. She is a young woman living under the oppressive, deeply religious thumb of her father, Jacob (Thierry Frémont). A devastating affliction known as the Black Veil is spreading across the surrounding rural landscape. Meanwhile, Jacob’s intense religious devotion steadily morphs into outright insanity. Trapped in a bleak environment where fanatical faith bleeds into madness, Zélie is forced to fight for her own humanity. As well as escape her family’s escalating nightmare. Isabelle Anciaux and Jean-Baptiste Maunier round out the principal cast. Tesla Towers

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 12, 2026

Trailer: Dark Comedy Mocumentary ‘A Bloody Mess’ Delves into a Literal Shitty Situation

Freestyle Digital Media, the digital film distribution division of Byron Allen’s Allen Media Group, has officially snagged the VOD rights to the dark comedy mockumentary A Bloody Mess. Uncovering the Truth Behind the Sludge Framed as a razor-sharp mockumentary, A Bloody Mess follows obsessed documentarian Violet Blank. She’s on a quest to uncover the cause of a decades-old disaster in a small Texas town. Back in 2002, the quiet community of Split Springs was rocked by a massive explosion at a local manure storage facility. It literally flooded the streets and drove nearly every resident from their home. Talk about a shitty situation. The rest of the nation pointed, laughed, and reduced the incident to a cheap punchline. However, Violet remains convinced a sinister mastermind is behind the tragedy. While armed with a film crew and no boundaries, her search for a suspect steadily spirals. It goes from questionable journalism into outright peril. The Cast and Crew Driving the Chaos

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 12, 2026

Spirit Halloween Drops New ‘Backrooms’ Costumes

Following a record-shattering theatrical run, A24’s Backrooms is dominating the upcoming spooky season. In fact, Spirit Halloween has officially unveiled its new costume line inspired by the blockbuster film. Halloween partygoers can suit up in everything from signature hazmat suits to full Cap’n Clark store gear. All capitalizing on the viral phenomenon that transformed from a YouTube project into a major cinematic milestone. Box Office History and Big-Screen Triumph Calling Backrooms a commercial success is a massive understatement. Produced on a modest $10 million budget, the film completely crushed its theatrical competition. It raked in a staggering $81 million domestically in its opening weekend alone. At just 19, director Kane Parsons became the youngest filmmaker in cinema history to helm a number-one movie at the global box office. That’s an unbelievable leap for a creator who began rendering low-fi animations in his bedroom. Inside the Ottoman Empire Horror Scripted by Will Soodik and adapted from Parsons’ viral web series, the

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 12, 2026
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