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Backrooms
Infinite yellow rooms, humming fluorescents, no exits, no answers. Kane Parsons’ viral YouTube series finally hits theaters — and at 20, he becomes A24’s youngest feature director. Opening weekend, no question.
Passenger
A van-life couple witnesses a fatal crash and finds they didn’t leave the scene alone. From André Øvredal (Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark). Confined-space dread, demonic stalker — exactly the kind of midweek slot we’ll be checking out.
Obsession
A hopeless romantic breaks the “One Wish Willow” to win his crush’s heart — and gets exactly what he asked for. Critics calling it the year’s nastiest study of dependence. The May horror surprise nobody saw coming.
Hokum
Oddity director returns with Adam Scott as a grieving novelist scattering his parents’ ashes at a remote Irish inn — and finding out a witch came with the property. Atmospheric folklore and perfectly-timed shocks.
Lee Cronin’s
The Mummy
Evil Dead Rise director reimagines the classic monster. A journalist’s daughter returns from the desert eight years later — something ancient came with her. Still in theaters, juicy gore and personal stakes. Catch it before it’s gone.
Scary Movie
The Core Four are back — Marlon, Shawn, Anna Faris, Regina Hall — taking aim at requels, prequels, elevated horror, and every “final chapter” that wasn’t. The Wayans return to torch a decade of horror tropes. Hard to bet against.
Evil Dead Burn
Infestation director takes the wheel for the next chapter of the franchise — Souheila Yacoub leads a new family caught in the Necronomicon’s path. The follow-up to Evil Dead Rise we’ve been waiting for.
Ice Cream Man
Eli Roth’s most anticipated horror since Thanksgiving. A summer town descends into madness — killer kids, Snoop Dogg on the soundtrack, Nas executive producing.
Werwulf
Eggers (The Witch, The Lighthouse, Nosferatu) takes on medieval werewolf horror with Aaron Taylor-Johnson. If the streak holds — and there’s no reason it shouldn’t — this is the year-end anchor.
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IT 1990 Collectors Guide: VHS, Blu-ray, and Pennywise Figures
The definitive IT 1990 collectors guide for horror fans. This IT 1990 collectors guide covers everything you need to know about the Tim Curry Pennywise film, the single-tape VHS release, the Blu-ray, the NECA Ultimate figure, and the Sideshow piece that is the prized possession of any horror shelf. If you are building a serious…
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Clip of the Week 2: Troll (1986) — The Kill Scene Nobody Talks About
Clip of the Week Troll 1986 · John Carl Buechler · Fantasy Horror Genre Fantasy Horror Clip Type Kill Scene DH Rating 4/10 The Troll 1986 kill scene is one of the most bizarre practical effects moments of the entire decade. The film itself had a lot going for it on paper. The practical effects,…
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Best Horror Movie Opening Scenes of All Time Ranked (You Won’t Forget #1)
The best horror movie opening scenes of all time.. ranked by a collector. No filler, no critical consensus. Just the openings that actually hit. The first five minutes of a horror film tell you everything. Before the plot kicks in, before you know who survives, the opening scene is the director putting their hand around…
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