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Jane Levy and Stephen Lang Reunite for ‘Don’t Breathe 3’

It’s been a decade since director Fede Álvarez unleashed the intense home-invasion thriller Don’t Breathe. The original film introduced audiences to Stephen Lang’s terrifying, visually impaired Navy SEAL veteran Norman Nordstrom. He is better known as “The Blind Man.” The character morphed from a menacing antagonist in the 2016 original into a complex antihero in the 2021 sequel. While Levy sat out the second installment and led the franchise down a controversial narrative path, the series is preparing for a major course correction. Don’t Breathe 3 is officially moving forward, bringing both Levy and Lang back to resolve the open-ended rivalry that started it all. Beyond Fest Announcement and Franchise Origins Álvarez revealed the development on stage during a Beyond Fest Q&A. He confirmed that a script for Don’t Breathe 3 is complete and both original leads are locked to return. Álvarez directed the original 2016 film, which became a massive box office hit. Co-writer Rodo Sayagues stepped up to

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 28, 2026
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Getting Back Into Your Pin-Up Account Without Waiting on Support

Nobody thinks about how login actually works until it stops working. Password doesn’t take, the account seems to have vanished, panic sets in. It happens more than people expect, and it’s almost never a technical fault on Pin-Up’s end. Usually it’s just a mismatch between what you typed today and what the system stored back when you signed up. What Actually Happens When You Sign In Signing in looks simple: username or number, password, done. Underneath, though, Pin-Up is checking your credentials against one of two registration paths, because you can sign up with either an email or a phone number, and each one comes with its own recovery route. Nobody notices this until the day they forget a password. Sign up with email, and the system expects a reset link in that inbox. Sign up by phone, and it expects an SMS code instead. Try to reset a phone account through the email form and you’ll swear you’re locked

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Ella Rebecca Horton
Sep 27, 2026

Primal Folk Horror Awakens in First Trailer for Robert Egger’s ‘Werwulf’

Robert Eggers’ highly anticipated medieval creature feature Werwulf has officially unveiled its new trailer, offering a chilling first glimpse at a dark time when the land is plagued by illness and death. A time when a great, bloodthirsty beast stalks the land. Shedding decades of slick modern cinematic clichés, Eggers reconstructs the legendary beast from its darkest, most primal folk-horror roots. Set against the bleak, unforgiving landscape of 13th-century England, the narrative follows an ancient apex predator terrorizing the countryside, turning medieval superstition and paranoia into a living, blood-soaked nightmare. Eggers Recombines Powerhouse Genre Talent True to his signature style, Eggers has assembled an elite ensemble featuring both frequent collaborators and acclaimed genre heavyweights to navigate the dark ages. The film stars Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Lily-Rose Depp, reteaming with the director following their work on Nosferatu. Joining them is Willem Dafoe, delivering another unhinged, hypnotic performance reminiscent of his work in The Lighthouse, alongside Ralph Ineson, whose gravelly presence helped anchor

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 26, 2026

Paramount+ Hits New York Comic Con with an Epic Lineup

Get ready, pop culture fans! Paramount+ is bringing an unbelievable, high-powered slate of hit franchises straight to New York Comic Con this October. From October 8 through October 10, con-goers will get exclusive first looks, star-studded cast panels, and major franchise reveals. That includes three fan-favorite universes: Dexter: Resurrection, Avatar: Seven Havens, and Star Trek: Starfleet Academy. Dexter Celebrates 20 Years with Killer NYCC Reveals The Dexter franchise is taking center stage on Thursday, October 8, on the Main Stage to celebrate two decades of television’s favorite serial killer. Hosted by Josh Horowitz, the Dexter: Resurrection Season 2 panel features stars Michael C. Hall, Uma Thurman, James Remar, Jack Alcott, Bokeem Woodbine, and Krysten Ritter, along with showrunner Clyde Phillips. Fans will also get an explosive look at Season 2, which finds Dexter Morgan caught between two deadly serial killers and a mid-life crisis. Beyond the panel, die-hard fans can step directly into the killer’s shoes at The Dexter 20th

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 24, 2026

Viral Teaser Drops for A24’s Haunted Attraction Horror Film ‘Slayground’

Following reports of the surprise teaser attached to theatrical screenings of Resident Evil, A24 has officially unveiled the first promo for Jeremy Saulnier’s Slayground. Built around eerie, grain-heavy security camera footage. Set to a terrifying backdrop of screaming voices and Drowning Pool’s “Let the Bodies Hit the Floor,” the preview captures glimpses inside a dimly lit haunted house. The teaser concludes with an ominous invitation to the viral website RunLikeHell.com. The site features multiple CCTV monitor feeds. There’s also an email signup form that triggers a cryptic countdown timer. A High-Stakes Game of Cat and Mouse Written and directed by Saulnier, the pulse-pounding narrative transforms a seasonal, immersive haunted house attraction into a claustrophobic pressure cooker. Named after the fictional haunt where the story unfolds, Slayground centers on a fugitive played by Cory Michael Smith. He finds himself named the primary suspect in a high-profile mass murder investigation. After pulling off a desperate escape from the law’s custody, he flees into

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 21, 2026

Screamfest Announces Its Killer 2026 Lineup

Screamfest 2026 Unveils World Premiere Opening Night and Packed Lineup Screamfest Horror Film Festival, the largest and longest-running genre festival in the United States, has officially announced the first wave of competitive features and shorts for its 26th edition. Set to take place from October 6 through October 15, 2026, at the legendary TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, the festival kicks off with the World Premiere of director Jeremy Weiss’ The Night Driver. Starring Josh Lucas, David Arquette, and Alyssa Milano, the survival thriller follows one fateful night on a lonely stretch of highway that devolves into a desperate fight for survival. Festival badges are available now, with individual tickets dropping soon. A Proven Track Record for Independent Genre Cinema For over a quarter-century, Screamfest has served as a primary launchpad for emerging horror talent and independent film distribution. Celebrated by The New York Times as one of the top Halloween festivals worth traveling for, the event continues its legacy

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 19, 2026

New Trailer Debuts for Horror Film ‘213 Bones,’ Slashing Its Way to Its Screamfest Premiere

The Horror Collective has officially announced that 213 Bones, the feature directorial debut of the late filmmaker Jeffrey Primm, will celebrate its U.S. Premiere at the 26th annual Screamfest Horror Film Festival. The screening will take place at the iconic TCL Chinese 6 Theatres in Hollywood on Monday, October 12, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. Set against the moody backdrop of the Pacific Northwest in 1993, the throwback slasher invites genre fans to experience a blood-soaked mystery. One that honors classic ’90s horror traditions on the big screen. Human Remains and Campus Carnage The story centers on a tight-knit group of anthropology students. They quickly learn that digging into the past can carry fatal consequences. Human bones and ominous personal belongings begin surfacing across their university campus. Soon, a gruesome, masked killer begins systematically hunting the student body down. Late-night study sessions rapidly devolve into a desperate fight for survival. An Ensemble Cast Anchoring a Bittersweet Legacy Luna Fujimoto (Blade of the

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 16, 2026

“Deconstructing Dahlia”: New Docuseries Aims to Solve the Infamous Cold Case of the Black Dahlia

Global production powerhouse Talestorm has officially announced the development of “Deconstructing Dahlia.” The new groundbreaking docuseries tracks a real-time investigation that promises to finally solve the 1947 murder of Elizabeth Short. Widely known across true-crime lore as the Black Dahlia, Short’s brutal killing in Los Angeles has remained unsolved for nearly eight decades. Now, an elite investigative team has uncovered a primary suspect. It has also identified the precise location of the murder and discovered evidence of a major bloodshed event. Aiming to bring long-overdue clarity to a legendary mystery. The Short Family Backs the Push for LAPD Records The upcoming docuseries carries the official backing of Elizabeth Short’s surviving family.  They have formally endorsed Talestorm’s active petition urging the Los Angeles Police Department to release crucial, unredacted case files. Chief among these requested documents is the only complete, unredacted autopsy report. The public has been denied it for almost 80 years. The Short family expressed deep gratitude for the

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 16, 2026

Hear the Audio Nightmare: ‘The Strange Thing About…’ Unveils Exclusive Trailer Ahead of Finale

The dark corners of modern audio horror are getting a massive jolt as Emmy-winning production studio Bang Zoom! releases the first-ever official trailer for its critically acclaimed anthology series, The Strange Thing About…. Nominated for three Webby Awards and two Audie Awards, the hit audio drama has captured millions of listeners over its first eight episodes, including a staggering 1.3 million views on Episode 8 alone. Reminiscent of anthology classics like The Twilight Zone and vintage EC Comics, each standalone chapter drops audiences into a terrifying new nightmare, ranging from blood-soaked slasher horror to slow-burn psychological dread, building to a shocking final twist that lingers long after the credits roll. Cinematic Dread Meets Hollywood’s Voice Talent To elevate the series’ musical scores and immersive sound design, creator Eric P. Sherman, along with producers Mami Okada and Jonathan Sherman, assembled a powerhouse voice ensemble. The series already features stunning performances by genre favorites including Michael Johnston (Obsession), Robbie Daymond (Demon Slayer),

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 14, 2026

Watch ‘Pinocchio: Unstrung’ on Digital and DVD

The Twisted Childhood Universe expands today as Pinocchio: Unstrung officially out on Digital and DVD. The film makes its home release following its premiere at the Raindance Film Festival and its theatrical run. A Wholesome Gift Turns Deadly The plot follows Geppetto, played by veteran actor Richard Brake, as he presents a hand-carved wooden doll to his grandson. Unaware of the tragic fate that usually follows mysterious heirlooms, the young boy introduces his new companion to the human world. The innocent gesture triggers a lethal chain reaction when Pinocchio determines that the most effective way to become a “good boy” is to eradicate anyone he deems “bad violently. Iconic Horror Talent Behind the Madness Adding a legendary voice to the carnage, horror icon Robert Englund stars as a demonic iteration of the conscience-guiding cricket. Casting the former Freddy Krueger performer to direct a killer puppet’s moral compass delivers an extra layer of dark satire. It anchors a spectacle packed with

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 7, 2026

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Jane Levy and Stephen Lang Reunite for ‘Don’t Breathe 3’

It’s been a decade since director Fede Álvarez unleashed the intense home-invasion thriller Don’t Breathe. The original film introduced audiences to Stephen Lang’s terrifying, visually impaired Navy SEAL veteran Norman Nordstrom. He is better known as “The Blind Man.” The character morphed from a menacing antagonist in the 2016 original into a complex antihero in the 2021 sequel. While Levy sat out the second installment and led the franchise down a controversial narrative path, the series is preparing for a major course correction. Don’t Breathe 3 is officially moving forward, bringing both Levy and Lang back to resolve the open-ended rivalry that started it all. Beyond Fest Announcement and Franchise Origins Álvarez revealed the development on stage during a Beyond Fest Q&A. He confirmed that a script for Don’t Breathe 3 is complete and both original leads are locked to return. Álvarez directed the original 2016 film, which became a massive box office hit. Co-writer Rodo Sayagues stepped up to

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 28, 2026
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Getting Back Into Your Pin-Up Account Without Waiting on Support

Nobody thinks about how login actually works until it stops working. Password doesn’t take, the account seems to have vanished, panic sets in. It happens more than people expect, and it’s almost never a technical fault on Pin-Up’s end. Usually it’s just a mismatch between what you typed today and what the system stored back when you signed up. What Actually Happens When You Sign In Signing in looks simple: username or number, password, done. Underneath, though, Pin-Up is checking your credentials against one of two registration paths, because you can sign up with either an email or a phone number, and each one comes with its own recovery route. Nobody notices this until the day they forget a password. Sign up with email, and the system expects a reset link in that inbox. Sign up by phone, and it expects an SMS code instead. Try to reset a phone account through the email form and you’ll swear you’re locked

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Ella Rebecca Horton
Sep 27, 2026

Primal Folk Horror Awakens in First Trailer for Robert Egger’s ‘Werwulf’

Robert Eggers’ highly anticipated medieval creature feature Werwulf has officially unveiled its new trailer, offering a chilling first glimpse at a dark time when the land is plagued by illness and death. A time when a great, bloodthirsty beast stalks the land. Shedding decades of slick modern cinematic clichés, Eggers reconstructs the legendary beast from its darkest, most primal folk-horror roots. Set against the bleak, unforgiving landscape of 13th-century England, the narrative follows an ancient apex predator terrorizing the countryside, turning medieval superstition and paranoia into a living, blood-soaked nightmare. Eggers Recombines Powerhouse Genre Talent True to his signature style, Eggers has assembled an elite ensemble featuring both frequent collaborators and acclaimed genre heavyweights to navigate the dark ages. The film stars Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Lily-Rose Depp, reteaming with the director following their work on Nosferatu. Joining them is Willem Dafoe, delivering another unhinged, hypnotic performance reminiscent of his work in The Lighthouse, alongside Ralph Ineson, whose gravelly presence helped anchor

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 26, 2026

Paramount+ Hits New York Comic Con with an Epic Lineup

Get ready, pop culture fans! Paramount+ is bringing an unbelievable, high-powered slate of hit franchises straight to New York Comic Con this October. From October 8 through October 10, con-goers will get exclusive first looks, star-studded cast panels, and major franchise reveals. That includes three fan-favorite universes: Dexter: Resurrection, Avatar: Seven Havens, and Star Trek: Starfleet Academy. Dexter Celebrates 20 Years with Killer NYCC Reveals The Dexter franchise is taking center stage on Thursday, October 8, on the Main Stage to celebrate two decades of television’s favorite serial killer. Hosted by Josh Horowitz, the Dexter: Resurrection Season 2 panel features stars Michael C. Hall, Uma Thurman, James Remar, Jack Alcott, Bokeem Woodbine, and Krysten Ritter, along with showrunner Clyde Phillips. Fans will also get an explosive look at Season 2, which finds Dexter Morgan caught between two deadly serial killers and a mid-life crisis. Beyond the panel, die-hard fans can step directly into the killer’s shoes at The Dexter 20th

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 24, 2026

Viral Teaser Drops for A24’s Haunted Attraction Horror Film ‘Slayground’

Following reports of the surprise teaser attached to theatrical screenings of Resident Evil, A24 has officially unveiled the first promo for Jeremy Saulnier’s Slayground. Built around eerie, grain-heavy security camera footage. Set to a terrifying backdrop of screaming voices and Drowning Pool’s “Let the Bodies Hit the Floor,” the preview captures glimpses inside a dimly lit haunted house. The teaser concludes with an ominous invitation to the viral website RunLikeHell.com. The site features multiple CCTV monitor feeds. There’s also an email signup form that triggers a cryptic countdown timer. A High-Stakes Game of Cat and Mouse Written and directed by Saulnier, the pulse-pounding narrative transforms a seasonal, immersive haunted house attraction into a claustrophobic pressure cooker. Named after the fictional haunt where the story unfolds, Slayground centers on a fugitive played by Cory Michael Smith. He finds himself named the primary suspect in a high-profile mass murder investigation. After pulling off a desperate escape from the law’s custody, he flees into

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 21, 2026

Screamfest Announces Its Killer 2026 Lineup

Screamfest 2026 Unveils World Premiere Opening Night and Packed Lineup Screamfest Horror Film Festival, the largest and longest-running genre festival in the United States, has officially announced the first wave of competitive features and shorts for its 26th edition. Set to take place from October 6 through October 15, 2026, at the legendary TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, the festival kicks off with the World Premiere of director Jeremy Weiss’ The Night Driver. Starring Josh Lucas, David Arquette, and Alyssa Milano, the survival thriller follows one fateful night on a lonely stretch of highway that devolves into a desperate fight for survival. Festival badges are available now, with individual tickets dropping soon. A Proven Track Record for Independent Genre Cinema For over a quarter-century, Screamfest has served as a primary launchpad for emerging horror talent and independent film distribution. Celebrated by The New York Times as one of the top Halloween festivals worth traveling for, the event continues its legacy

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 19, 2026

New Trailer Debuts for Horror Film ‘213 Bones,’ Slashing Its Way to Its Screamfest Premiere

The Horror Collective has officially announced that 213 Bones, the feature directorial debut of the late filmmaker Jeffrey Primm, will celebrate its U.S. Premiere at the 26th annual Screamfest Horror Film Festival. The screening will take place at the iconic TCL Chinese 6 Theatres in Hollywood on Monday, October 12, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. Set against the moody backdrop of the Pacific Northwest in 1993, the throwback slasher invites genre fans to experience a blood-soaked mystery. One that honors classic ’90s horror traditions on the big screen. Human Remains and Campus Carnage The story centers on a tight-knit group of anthropology students. They quickly learn that digging into the past can carry fatal consequences. Human bones and ominous personal belongings begin surfacing across their university campus. Soon, a gruesome, masked killer begins systematically hunting the student body down. Late-night study sessions rapidly devolve into a desperate fight for survival. An Ensemble Cast Anchoring a Bittersweet Legacy Luna Fujimoto (Blade of the

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 16, 2026

“Deconstructing Dahlia”: New Docuseries Aims to Solve the Infamous Cold Case of the Black Dahlia

Global production powerhouse Talestorm has officially announced the development of “Deconstructing Dahlia.” The new groundbreaking docuseries tracks a real-time investigation that promises to finally solve the 1947 murder of Elizabeth Short. Widely known across true-crime lore as the Black Dahlia, Short’s brutal killing in Los Angeles has remained unsolved for nearly eight decades. Now, an elite investigative team has uncovered a primary suspect. It has also identified the precise location of the murder and discovered evidence of a major bloodshed event. Aiming to bring long-overdue clarity to a legendary mystery. The Short Family Backs the Push for LAPD Records The upcoming docuseries carries the official backing of Elizabeth Short’s surviving family.  They have formally endorsed Talestorm’s active petition urging the Los Angeles Police Department to release crucial, unredacted case files. Chief among these requested documents is the only complete, unredacted autopsy report. The public has been denied it for almost 80 years. The Short family expressed deep gratitude for the

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 16, 2026

Hear the Audio Nightmare: ‘The Strange Thing About…’ Unveils Exclusive Trailer Ahead of Finale

The dark corners of modern audio horror are getting a massive jolt as Emmy-winning production studio Bang Zoom! releases the first-ever official trailer for its critically acclaimed anthology series, The Strange Thing About…. Nominated for three Webby Awards and two Audie Awards, the hit audio drama has captured millions of listeners over its first eight episodes, including a staggering 1.3 million views on Episode 8 alone. Reminiscent of anthology classics like The Twilight Zone and vintage EC Comics, each standalone chapter drops audiences into a terrifying new nightmare, ranging from blood-soaked slasher horror to slow-burn psychological dread, building to a shocking final twist that lingers long after the credits roll. Cinematic Dread Meets Hollywood’s Voice Talent To elevate the series’ musical scores and immersive sound design, creator Eric P. Sherman, along with producers Mami Okada and Jonathan Sherman, assembled a powerhouse voice ensemble. The series already features stunning performances by genre favorites including Michael Johnston (Obsession), Robbie Daymond (Demon Slayer),

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 14, 2026

Watch ‘Pinocchio: Unstrung’ on Digital and DVD

The Twisted Childhood Universe expands today as Pinocchio: Unstrung officially out on Digital and DVD. The film makes its home release following its premiere at the Raindance Film Festival and its theatrical run. A Wholesome Gift Turns Deadly The plot follows Geppetto, played by veteran actor Richard Brake, as he presents a hand-carved wooden doll to his grandson. Unaware of the tragic fate that usually follows mysterious heirlooms, the young boy introduces his new companion to the human world. The innocent gesture triggers a lethal chain reaction when Pinocchio determines that the most effective way to become a “good boy” is to eradicate anyone he deems “bad violently. Iconic Horror Talent Behind the Madness Adding a legendary voice to the carnage, horror icon Robert Englund stars as a demonic iteration of the conscience-guiding cricket. Casting the former Freddy Krueger performer to direct a killer puppet’s moral compass delivers an extra layer of dark satire. It anchors a spectacle packed with

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 7, 2026
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