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Pluto TV Kicks Off October with Killer Releases

Get ready to scream because Pluto TV is officially turning up the terror this spooky season! Starting October 1, the ultimate free streaming platform is bringing back its legendary Halloween Hits collection. Packed with spine-chilling blockbuster hits, iconic slasher franchises, mind-bending cult classics, and heart-pounding thrillers, Pluto TV is delivering an unmatched, completely free horror lineup to fuel your movie marathons all month long. Stream Free All October Long Whether you are a hardcore horror aficionado or just looking for a good jump-scare with friends, Pluto TV makes celebrating Halloween effortless. The massive Halloween Hits lineup will be available 100% free on demand throughout October. In addition to the on-demand library, Pluto TV is launching dedicated seasonal channels and curated special programming across the platform so that you can tune in to non-stop horror 24/7. Blockbusters, Iconic Franchises & Cult Classics This year’s lineup features one of Pluto TV’s deepest, most terrifying collections yet. Viewers can dive straight into massive

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 29, 2026

True Crime Docuseries “The Pet Cemetery Murders: A Ghost Story” Will Soon Haunt HBO

Listen up, true crime fans, there’s a new series you don’t want to miss, “The Pet Cemetery Murders: A Ghost Story.” The new three-part true-crime docuseries comes from two-time Academy Award-winning producer Simon Chinn and Emmy Award-winning producer Jonathan Chinn. Helmed by director Philip Cairney, the series investigates the gruesome, unsolved murder of Dorothy Thompson. The story centers on the owner of a local pet cemetery in St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana. Blending true crime with atmospheric Southern Gothic folklore, the series unravels a tangled web of small-town secrets, lost evidence, and otherworldly encounters. And the story that continues to haunt the parish decades later. A Gruesome Murder in St. Bernard Parish In 1985, the quiet community of St. Bernard Parish was shaken to its core when Dorothy Thompson’s body was pulled from the cold waters of the Mississippi River. As the owner and operator of the local pet cemetery, Thompson was well known. But the grounds she tended had long carried a

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 29, 2026

Sensation Over Substance: Ryan Murphy Fails with Monster: Lizzie Borden

The fourth installment of Ryan Murphy’s true-crime anthology has arrived with “Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story.” And true to form, historical fidelity takes a back seat to grand cinematic spectacle. Rather than delivering a grounded exploration of the infamous 1892 Fall River ax murders, Murphy opts for sensationalized drama, exaggerated psychosexual tropes, and timeline manipulation. While long-time viewers of the franchise have come to expect artistic license over forensic accuracy, the sheer volume of historical liberties taken in this season creates a vast divide between the real-life figures and their screen counterparts. The Real Lizzie Borden vs. Murphy’s Caricature The most glaring departure in the series lies in the characterization of Lizzie Borden herself. Murphy frames Lizzie as an isolated, bumbling, and deeply bizarre outcast who spends her days lurking in the family parlor. The historical record paints a drastically different picture. The real Lizzie was an active, well-regarded member of her community. She served in local social clubs, held

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 29, 2026

Ben Hardy to Lead Prime Video’s Series Adaptation of “Stillwater”

Following a series-greenlight announcement earlier this summer, Amazon MGM Studios has found the lead actor for its upcoming horror-drama adaptation of Skybound Comics’ Stillwater. Fresh off his breakout role in The Conjuring: Last Rites, Ben Hardy has been tapped to star in the eight-episode streaming series. Executive producers Greg Berlanti and Carly Wray spearhead the project and co-wrote the pilot episode. The adaptation brings Chip Zdarsky and Ramón K. Pérez’s acclaimed comic book, which ran from September 2020 through January 2023, to the screen via Warner Bros. Television, Berlanti Productions, and Skybound Entertainment. A Mind-Bending Horror Mystery in a Town Without Death The narrative centers on Daniel West, an ex-con adrift in life. He receives an enigmatic letter hinting at long-buried family secrets and a substantial monetary inheritance awaiting him in the town of Stillwater. However, when he arrives, Daniel stumbles into a surreal, nightmarish community. Within the town limits, no one ever ages, no one can die, and no

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 29, 2026

Marketing Macabre Unveils ’31 Days of Indie Horror Halloween’ Watchlist

Spooky season is officially here, signaling genre fans everywhere to lock the doors, dim the lights, and queue up a marathon of terror. While mainstream studios churn out predictable corporate scares, the true heart of horror beats wildly in the independent underground. To celebrate the best of indie cinema, horror public relations powerhouse Marketing Macabre has curated “31 Days of Indie Horror Halloween.” This definitive day-by-day watchlist features a grueling, thrilling lineup of slashers, psychological thrillers, found footage, and supernatural nightmares. For viewers ready to bypass standard studio gatekeepers. And dive into pure, unadulterated indie terror. Clear your calendar for the ultimate daily roadmap to Halloween night. Week One: Religious Cults, Cosmic Fog, and Crop Mutations October 1st: Human Hibachi 3: The Last Supper: Driven by extreme religious devotion, a fanatical cult leader guides his followers through a grotesque final meal where sacrificed humans serve as the main course. Where to Watch: Tubi (Free) or Found TV (Premium ad-free) October 2nd:

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 28, 2026

Enter the The Conjuring Universe with Netflix’s Upcoming Game “The Conjuring: Unspoken”

‘The Conjuring’ Expands into Interactive Horror with Netflix’s ‘The Conjuring: Unspoken’ One of the most financially successful and terrifying cinematic franchises in modern horror history is getting a brand-new video game. Based on The Conjuring universe, the game is officially titled The Conjuring: Unspoken. The project is set to anchor Netflix’s high-profile slate for the upcoming Halloween season. Over a Decade of Cinematic Terror Enters an Interactive Era Since director James Wan launched the original film in 2013, The Conjuring universe has expanded into a sprawling, interconnected blockbuster franchise. It spans 10 feature films, including box-office hits like Annabelle and The Nun. The series has grossed over $2 billion globally, cementing its place as a cornerstone of modern horror cinema. The films have traditionally relied on suffocating atmospheric tension, sudden jump scares, and haunting sound design to terrify audiences in their seats. The Conjuring: Unspoken shifts players from passive observers to active participants. Instead of watching investigators, horror fans will soon

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 28, 2026

A First Look at Jean-François Richet’s ‘The Hunchback, Soul of Paris’ Ahead of Netflix Premiere

When horror enthusiasts reflect on the Golden Age of Universal Monsters, iconic figures like Dracula, Frankenstein’s Monster, and the Mummy dominate the discussion. Yet, several foundational characters laid the groundwork for that legendary roster without always receiving equal recognition. Universal Pictures released The Hunchback of Notre Dame starring Lon Chaney, establishing a cinematic bridge to classic creature features. Though Victor Hugo’s gothic narrative is not a pure horror story, Quasimodo’s tragic disfigurement and societal isolation helped invent the monster archetype that defined cinema for decades. In the past, however, screen adaptations of Hugo’s work have varied wildly. They range from lighthearted tragicomedies to Disney’s animated musical standard. Beneath every interpretation lies an inherently macabre core built on obsession, societal cruelty, and dark urban atmosphere. Director Jean-François Richet aims to tap into those gothic roots in his upcoming Netflix feature, The Hunchback, Soul of Paris. He wants to give the classic tale a grounded, sinister edge. A Grounded Historical Take on

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 27, 2026

Peak Screaming Celebrates Iconic Film Adaptations as ‘Verity’ Hits Theaters

This fall, Amazon MGM Studios is celebrating hit film adaptations that you don’t want to miss! Alongside iconic titles like Rosemary’s Baby and World War Z, the streaming service is unleashing a new classic in the making, Verity. Colleen Hoover’s explosive, New York Times best-selling novel Verity to theaters nationwide on October 2. Directed by Michael Showalter (The Idea of You, The Big Sick), the psychological thriller, written by Nick Antosca (Brand New Cherry Flavor), promises an intense cinematic exploration of obsession, deception, and moral ambiguity. A Remote Estate Holds Chilling Secrets The narrative centers on Lowen Ashleigh (Dakota Johnson). She’s a struggling writer hired to complete the remaining books of a massively successful series. One by acclaimed author Verity Crawford (Academy Award winner Anne Hathaway). Crawford has suffered a debilitating accident. Upon moving into the Crawford family’s isolated estate to sort through research notes, Lowen stumbles upon an unpublished, deeply unsettling manuscript. It appears to be Verity’s raw, unfiltered

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 27, 2026

Must-See Holiday Slasher ‘New Fears Eve’ Has Slashed Its Way onto Tubi

Looking for something to watch and craving some holiday fear? Legendary Final Destination creator Jeffrey Reddick has teamed up with directing duo P.J. Starks and Eric Huskisson (13 Slays Till X-Mas) to bring genre fans New Fears Eve, a retro-inspired slasher designed to kick off the new year with maximum carnage. Surgeon of Death Crashes the Office Party The narrative kicks off when three reluctant co-workers are stuck hosting their company’s annual New Year’s Eve celebration. However, the festive gathering quickly devolves into a grueling fight for survival when an unexpected guest crashes the festivities. He’s an unhinged, masked serial killer known only as “The Doctor.” Armed with surgical precision, the killer sets out to systematically dismantle the guest list. An Indie Ensemble Packed with Genre Icons The indie horror effort boasts an impressive ensemble cast that blends beloved cult icons with fresh genre talent. Screen favorite Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp) stars alongside Dave Sheridan (Scary Movie) and Hannah Fierman

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 26, 2026

Shudder Secures Rights to Rebekah McKendry’s Revenge Horror ‘Sundown’

Shudder has officially acquired Sundown, the latest horror feature from director Rebekah McKendry. Known for Glorious and Elevator Game, McKendry returns with a visceral, multi-generational tale. It blends family trauma with dark supernatural dread. The acquisition expands Shudder’s slate of high-concept genre cinema and brings McKendry’s unique directorial voice back to the platform. A Cabin Reunion Turns into a Deadly Siege The story centers on three generations of women who gather at an isolated forest cabin. Their goal? To carry out a calculated act of revenge for a loved one’s death. However, their plan unravels when they discover their captive is far more dangerous than he appears. As night approaches, the captive’s ruthless family begins surrounding the cabin, as they wait for nightfall to launch a bloody assault. The atmospheric narrative draws inspiration from classic eighties vampire cinema, all while grounding its horror in complex maternal dynamics. Writers Joshua Hull and David Ian McKendry crafted a script that aims to

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 26, 2026

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Pluto TV Kicks Off October with Killer Releases

Get ready to scream because Pluto TV is officially turning up the terror this spooky season! Starting October 1, the ultimate free streaming platform is bringing back its legendary Halloween Hits collection. Packed with spine-chilling blockbuster hits, iconic slasher franchises, mind-bending cult classics, and heart-pounding thrillers, Pluto TV is delivering an unmatched, completely free horror lineup to fuel your movie marathons all month long. Stream Free All October Long Whether you are a hardcore horror aficionado or just looking for a good jump-scare with friends, Pluto TV makes celebrating Halloween effortless. The massive Halloween Hits lineup will be available 100% free on demand throughout October. In addition to the on-demand library, Pluto TV is launching dedicated seasonal channels and curated special programming across the platform so that you can tune in to non-stop horror 24/7. Blockbusters, Iconic Franchises & Cult Classics This year’s lineup features one of Pluto TV’s deepest, most terrifying collections yet. Viewers can dive straight into massive

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 29, 2026

True Crime Docuseries “The Pet Cemetery Murders: A Ghost Story” Will Soon Haunt HBO

Listen up, true crime fans, there’s a new series you don’t want to miss, “The Pet Cemetery Murders: A Ghost Story.” The new three-part true-crime docuseries comes from two-time Academy Award-winning producer Simon Chinn and Emmy Award-winning producer Jonathan Chinn. Helmed by director Philip Cairney, the series investigates the gruesome, unsolved murder of Dorothy Thompson. The story centers on the owner of a local pet cemetery in St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana. Blending true crime with atmospheric Southern Gothic folklore, the series unravels a tangled web of small-town secrets, lost evidence, and otherworldly encounters. And the story that continues to haunt the parish decades later. A Gruesome Murder in St. Bernard Parish In 1985, the quiet community of St. Bernard Parish was shaken to its core when Dorothy Thompson’s body was pulled from the cold waters of the Mississippi River. As the owner and operator of the local pet cemetery, Thompson was well known. But the grounds she tended had long carried a

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 29, 2026

Sensation Over Substance: Ryan Murphy Fails with Monster: Lizzie Borden

The fourth installment of Ryan Murphy’s true-crime anthology has arrived with “Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story.” And true to form, historical fidelity takes a back seat to grand cinematic spectacle. Rather than delivering a grounded exploration of the infamous 1892 Fall River ax murders, Murphy opts for sensationalized drama, exaggerated psychosexual tropes, and timeline manipulation. While long-time viewers of the franchise have come to expect artistic license over forensic accuracy, the sheer volume of historical liberties taken in this season creates a vast divide between the real-life figures and their screen counterparts. The Real Lizzie Borden vs. Murphy’s Caricature The most glaring departure in the series lies in the characterization of Lizzie Borden herself. Murphy frames Lizzie as an isolated, bumbling, and deeply bizarre outcast who spends her days lurking in the family parlor. The historical record paints a drastically different picture. The real Lizzie was an active, well-regarded member of her community. She served in local social clubs, held

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 29, 2026

Ben Hardy to Lead Prime Video’s Series Adaptation of “Stillwater”

Following a series-greenlight announcement earlier this summer, Amazon MGM Studios has found the lead actor for its upcoming horror-drama adaptation of Skybound Comics’ Stillwater. Fresh off his breakout role in The Conjuring: Last Rites, Ben Hardy has been tapped to star in the eight-episode streaming series. Executive producers Greg Berlanti and Carly Wray spearhead the project and co-wrote the pilot episode. The adaptation brings Chip Zdarsky and Ramón K. Pérez’s acclaimed comic book, which ran from September 2020 through January 2023, to the screen via Warner Bros. Television, Berlanti Productions, and Skybound Entertainment. A Mind-Bending Horror Mystery in a Town Without Death The narrative centers on Daniel West, an ex-con adrift in life. He receives an enigmatic letter hinting at long-buried family secrets and a substantial monetary inheritance awaiting him in the town of Stillwater. However, when he arrives, Daniel stumbles into a surreal, nightmarish community. Within the town limits, no one ever ages, no one can die, and no

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 29, 2026

Marketing Macabre Unveils ’31 Days of Indie Horror Halloween’ Watchlist

Spooky season is officially here, signaling genre fans everywhere to lock the doors, dim the lights, and queue up a marathon of terror. While mainstream studios churn out predictable corporate scares, the true heart of horror beats wildly in the independent underground. To celebrate the best of indie cinema, horror public relations powerhouse Marketing Macabre has curated “31 Days of Indie Horror Halloween.” This definitive day-by-day watchlist features a grueling, thrilling lineup of slashers, psychological thrillers, found footage, and supernatural nightmares. For viewers ready to bypass standard studio gatekeepers. And dive into pure, unadulterated indie terror. Clear your calendar for the ultimate daily roadmap to Halloween night. Week One: Religious Cults, Cosmic Fog, and Crop Mutations October 1st: Human Hibachi 3: The Last Supper: Driven by extreme religious devotion, a fanatical cult leader guides his followers through a grotesque final meal where sacrificed humans serve as the main course. Where to Watch: Tubi (Free) or Found TV (Premium ad-free) October 2nd:

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 28, 2026

Enter the The Conjuring Universe with Netflix’s Upcoming Game “The Conjuring: Unspoken”

‘The Conjuring’ Expands into Interactive Horror with Netflix’s ‘The Conjuring: Unspoken’ One of the most financially successful and terrifying cinematic franchises in modern horror history is getting a brand-new video game. Based on The Conjuring universe, the game is officially titled The Conjuring: Unspoken. The project is set to anchor Netflix’s high-profile slate for the upcoming Halloween season. Over a Decade of Cinematic Terror Enters an Interactive Era Since director James Wan launched the original film in 2013, The Conjuring universe has expanded into a sprawling, interconnected blockbuster franchise. It spans 10 feature films, including box-office hits like Annabelle and The Nun. The series has grossed over $2 billion globally, cementing its place as a cornerstone of modern horror cinema. The films have traditionally relied on suffocating atmospheric tension, sudden jump scares, and haunting sound design to terrify audiences in their seats. The Conjuring: Unspoken shifts players from passive observers to active participants. Instead of watching investigators, horror fans will soon

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 28, 2026

A First Look at Jean-François Richet’s ‘The Hunchback, Soul of Paris’ Ahead of Netflix Premiere

When horror enthusiasts reflect on the Golden Age of Universal Monsters, iconic figures like Dracula, Frankenstein’s Monster, and the Mummy dominate the discussion. Yet, several foundational characters laid the groundwork for that legendary roster without always receiving equal recognition. Universal Pictures released The Hunchback of Notre Dame starring Lon Chaney, establishing a cinematic bridge to classic creature features. Though Victor Hugo’s gothic narrative is not a pure horror story, Quasimodo’s tragic disfigurement and societal isolation helped invent the monster archetype that defined cinema for decades. In the past, however, screen adaptations of Hugo’s work have varied wildly. They range from lighthearted tragicomedies to Disney’s animated musical standard. Beneath every interpretation lies an inherently macabre core built on obsession, societal cruelty, and dark urban atmosphere. Director Jean-François Richet aims to tap into those gothic roots in his upcoming Netflix feature, The Hunchback, Soul of Paris. He wants to give the classic tale a grounded, sinister edge. A Grounded Historical Take on

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 27, 2026

Peak Screaming Celebrates Iconic Film Adaptations as ‘Verity’ Hits Theaters

This fall, Amazon MGM Studios is celebrating hit film adaptations that you don’t want to miss! Alongside iconic titles like Rosemary’s Baby and World War Z, the streaming service is unleashing a new classic in the making, Verity. Colleen Hoover’s explosive, New York Times best-selling novel Verity to theaters nationwide on October 2. Directed by Michael Showalter (The Idea of You, The Big Sick), the psychological thriller, written by Nick Antosca (Brand New Cherry Flavor), promises an intense cinematic exploration of obsession, deception, and moral ambiguity. A Remote Estate Holds Chilling Secrets The narrative centers on Lowen Ashleigh (Dakota Johnson). She’s a struggling writer hired to complete the remaining books of a massively successful series. One by acclaimed author Verity Crawford (Academy Award winner Anne Hathaway). Crawford has suffered a debilitating accident. Upon moving into the Crawford family’s isolated estate to sort through research notes, Lowen stumbles upon an unpublished, deeply unsettling manuscript. It appears to be Verity’s raw, unfiltered

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 27, 2026

Must-See Holiday Slasher ‘New Fears Eve’ Has Slashed Its Way onto Tubi

Looking for something to watch and craving some holiday fear? Legendary Final Destination creator Jeffrey Reddick has teamed up with directing duo P.J. Starks and Eric Huskisson (13 Slays Till X-Mas) to bring genre fans New Fears Eve, a retro-inspired slasher designed to kick off the new year with maximum carnage. Surgeon of Death Crashes the Office Party The narrative kicks off when three reluctant co-workers are stuck hosting their company’s annual New Year’s Eve celebration. However, the festive gathering quickly devolves into a grueling fight for survival when an unexpected guest crashes the festivities. He’s an unhinged, masked serial killer known only as “The Doctor.” Armed with surgical precision, the killer sets out to systematically dismantle the guest list. An Indie Ensemble Packed with Genre Icons The indie horror effort boasts an impressive ensemble cast that blends beloved cult icons with fresh genre talent. Screen favorite Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp) stars alongside Dave Sheridan (Scary Movie) and Hannah Fierman

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 26, 2026

Shudder Secures Rights to Rebekah McKendry’s Revenge Horror ‘Sundown’

Shudder has officially acquired Sundown, the latest horror feature from director Rebekah McKendry. Known for Glorious and Elevator Game, McKendry returns with a visceral, multi-generational tale. It blends family trauma with dark supernatural dread. The acquisition expands Shudder’s slate of high-concept genre cinema and brings McKendry’s unique directorial voice back to the platform. A Cabin Reunion Turns into a Deadly Siege The story centers on three generations of women who gather at an isolated forest cabin. Their goal? To carry out a calculated act of revenge for a loved one’s death. However, their plan unravels when they discover their captive is far more dangerous than he appears. As night approaches, the captive’s ruthless family begins surrounding the cabin, as they wait for nightfall to launch a bloody assault. The atmospheric narrative draws inspiration from classic eighties vampire cinema, all while grounding its horror in complex maternal dynamics. Writers Joshua Hull and David Ian McKendry crafted a script that aims to

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 26, 2026
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