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THE THIRD PARENT: Rob Lowe and Crispin Glover Star in Disturbing New Horror Film, First Teaser Arrives
The first teaser trailer for THE THIRD PARENT has arrived. Starring Rob Lowe, Crispin Glover, and Roselyn Sánchez, the upcoming supernatural horror film brings Elias Witherow's terrifying Tommy Taffy creepypasta to the big screen.


‘Dead of Night’ Starring Dermot Mulroney Lands November Theatrical Release Through Level 33 Entertainment
Level 33 Entertainment has acquired the indie horror-thriller Dead of Night, starring Dermot Mulroney, Scott Grimes, Jake Busey, and Kirrilee Berger. Executive produced by Chris Jericho and directed by Derek Sulek, the film hits theaters November 13, 2026.


GRIM Review: Brett Wagner Delivers Trailer Park Justice in Sean Haitz's Outlaw Horror Short
Brett Wagner stars as a foul-mouthed, larger-than-life outlaw in Sean Haitz's GRIM, a bloody horror short packed with brutal practical effects, dark comedy, and grindhouse attitude. We review the film, explore its connection to Bill Moseley's Kharver universe, and share the full short film.


Horror Takes Over New York Comic Con 2026: Monsters, Mayhem & More
More Horror's Damian Hex takes us inside New York Comic Con 2026 for four days of monsters, exclusive horror previews, Shudder's debut booth, the Boulet Brothers, Junji Ito, collectibles, and plenty of Halloween-season madness.


Universe25 - Review: Richard Melkonian Explores Time, Faith, and the Strange Burden of Being Human
Richard Melkonian's Universe25 takes viewers through a surreal world of fallen angels, artificial intelligence, and existential uncertainty. Shot on 16mm film, this ambitious debut combines striking cinematography, strong performances, and an excellent musical score with philosophical science fiction and psychological horror.


Review: Carrie Has More Room, and So Does the Dread (Part I)
Nobody needs another version of Carrie simply because the title can be recognized from space. Stephen King’s novel has been adapted, remade, continued and turned into a musical. Brian De Palma’s 1976 film still works. The bucket is still hanging up there. We know what is in it, and we know where it eventually goes.


Generation Terror Looks Back at the Moment Horror Changed
Horror movies do not crawl out of a vacuum. A country gets scared, angry, paranoid or just plain exhausted, and sooner or later somebody puts that feeling on a screen. Maybe it wears a mask. Maybe it carries a camera. Maybe it locks somebody in a filthy room and asks how badly they want to live.


Something Stinks! Reeker and Reeker 2 Return to Tubi October 19 with a Frightfully Fun Horror Revival
Reeker and Reeker 2 return to Tubi October 19 with remastered editions and a gruesomely fun promotional campaign. We revisit the cult horror films, their foul-smelling monster, and a swag box featuring some truly unfortunate durian candy.


The Knock Knock Man (2025) Review: An Urban Legend Comes Knocking in Indie Horror
Joseph Mazzaferro's supernatural horror feature taps into old-school slasher influences, creepy folklore and practical effects for a brisk trip into the darker corners of independent filmmaking. By Seth Metoyer | More Horror There's something about urban legends that makes them such fertile ground for horror movies. Most of us grew up hearing stories about Bloody Mary, mysterious figures lurking in the darkness, or some terrible thing that might happen if we repeated a certai


Screamfest 2026 Opens With THE NIGHT DRIVER as ScareScore Brings Biometric Horror to Hollywood
Screamfest 2026 kicked off in Hollywood with the world premiere of The Night Driver, starring Josh Lucas, David Arquette, and Alyssa Milano. More Horror correspondent Diana Prince covered the opening-night festivities as a guest of ScareScore, which debuted its biometric horror app and introduced a new award measuring audience reactions.


THE HOLLOW ONES Review: Grief, Ghosts and the Things We Leave Behind
Samuel Weston Potter's THE HOLLOW ONES blends eerie Halloween atmosphere, supernatural mystery and a deeply personal story about childhood grief. More Horror takes a closer look at the independent feature, its impressive young cast and the family experiences that inspired the film.


RISE OF THE RATS Brings Punk-Rock Horror and Buried Trauma to Ditchfield
MoreHorror.com Black Mandala has unveiled RISE OF THE RATS, a new British horror-punk feature from director Stephen Roach, and this one looks like it crawled straight out of an ’80s video store with a safety pin through its ear. Drawing inspiration from genre staples like The Lost Boys, A Nightmare on Elm Street, and Gremlins, the film mixes creature horror, dark comedy, punk attitude, and some seriously ugly family history. Roach describes the project as a horror film built


ScareZone: Haunted Attraction Tycoon Lets You Build the Haunt of Your Nightmares
ScareZone: Haunted Attraction Tycoon turns haunted-house design into a full horror management game, complete with scare actors, animatronics, lighting, fog, sound, and first-person exploration. The free Steam demo arrives October 16.


Tim Chizmar Interview on Naked Alien Massacre, Naturism, Aliens and a 17-Year Mission to Get Weird
After 17 years of setbacks, Tim Chizmar finally brought Naked Alien Massacre to life. He talks with More Horror about naturism, aliens, practical effects, Cat Prodigy, Clive Barker and the stubborn drive that kept the project alive.


Inside Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor 2026: More Horror Steps Aboard the Nightmare
The legendary Long Beach ocean liner transforms again for Queen Mary Dark Harbor 2026, bringing six haunted mazes, roaming monsters, carnival chaos and new nightmares aboard one of Southern California’s most imposing Halloween landmarks. By Seth Metoyer | More Horror There are haunted attractions, and then there is the Queen Mary. That becomes pretty obvious once you’re standing in Long Beach with a massive historic ocean liner looming over the fog, monsters moving through th


GODS DON’T GIVE GIFTS Brings AI-Generated Sci-Fi Horror to Theaters This December
AI-generated filmmaking is heading to the big screen. Watch the official trailer for GODS DON’T GIVE GIFTS, Zack London’s R-rated sci-fi horror feature arriving in theaters December 4.


Dark Sky Films Brings HUMAN to Select Theaters and VOD October 23
Dark Sky Films will release Matt Stuertz’s HUMAN in select theaters and on VOD and digital October 23. Jackie Kelly stars in the blood-soaked supernatural thriller.


MARROW Brings True-Crime Obsession and Influencer Horror to VOD
Scatena & Rosner Films will release Marrow on VOD and digital November 3. The true-crime-inspired horror thriller stars Jessica Dawn Willis, Danielle Harris and Michael Ironside.


CRYSTAL LAKE Gives Beyond Fest an Early Look at Peacock’s FRIDAY THE 13TH Prequel
More Horror correspondent Diana Prince hit Beyond Fest for an early look at the first two episodes of Crystal Lake, Peacock and A24’s new Friday the 13th prequel series.


Review: Accursed Takes a Familiar Slasher Road Straight Into Hell
A desert getaway turns bloody in Accursed, a slick slasher starring Danny Trejo. Effective practical effects and a lean runtime keep things moving as the film steers into sinister occult territory.


NAKED ALIEN MASSACRE Review: Blood, Guts, Aliens and a Surprisingly Big Heart
By Seth Metoyer | More Horror Going into Naked Alien Massacre, I had almost no idea what I was getting myself into. There wasn't a traditional trailer to prepare me, just a title, a synopsis and the knowledge that writer-director Tim Chizmar had spent years trying to bring this strange little monster into the world. A title like Naked Alien Massacre announces itself pretty loudly. You expect blood. You expect nudity. You probably expect something designed specifically to offe


Jeffrey Dahmer Possesses a Killer Doll in Mark Savage’s Wild New Slasher ‘Jeffrey Dollmer’
Director Mark Savage unleashes one of the strangest killer dolls yet in Jeffrey Dollmer, a new slasher arriving Digital and On Demand November 3.


What Happens When AI Builds Your Personal Backrooms?
Seth's Backrooms Map. Created in Image2 Backrooms (2026) sent me down a separate rabbit hole: if a machine already knows something about the way you think, what kind of AI Backrooms nightmare would it build for you? By Seth Metoyer | MoreHorror.com I finished watching Backrooms and found myself thinking less about the mechanics of the place and more about the insult of it. The Backrooms take something ordinary, something architectural and functional, and strip away the purpos


ScareScore Wants to Turn Your Heartbeat Into the Ultimate Horror Review
careScore wants to change how horror audiences measure fear, using smartwatches and wearable devices to track real-time physical reactions during movies and immersive experiences.
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