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Review: Portal to Hell is Genuinely Funny. That’s Harder Than It Looks.
By Devin Smock, MoreHorror.com Portal to Hell arrives on Digital and VOD September 8, 2026, from Cineverse. There’s something inherently miserable about being a bill collector. Nobody wants to hear from you. Nobody is happy you called. You’re probably interrupting dinner, work or whatever brief period of the day that person managed to forget they owe somebody money. Still, somebody has to do it. That somebody is Dunn. Trey Holland plays him as a guy already beaten down by the


'Don’t Let Them Out' Turns Desert Isolation into a Psychological Nightmare
The award-winning indie horror-thriller from writer-director Lila McLaughlin arrives on Amazon and Fandango September 22 through Buffalo 8 Distribution. MoreHorror.com There’s something inherently wrong about an abandoned property in the middle of nowhere. Too much silence. Too much history. Too many places for old secrets to wait. That's what sits at the center of Don’t Let Them Out, an independently produced psychological horror-thriller written and directed by Lila McLaugh


BloodStream Adds More Than 300 Cult Films From Severin Films
The Changeling, Cemetery Man, Santa Sangre and hundreds more begin streaming in September MoreHorror.com BloodStream is about to get a whole lot stranger. The horror, thriller and cult streaming platform has announced a major partnership with Severin Films that will bring more than 300 titles from the legendary cult-film label to BloodStream beginning in September. The massive catalog expansion arrives during Severin Films’ 20th anniversary year and pulls from two decades of


Review: CHAT Turns AI Into a Demonic Houseguest
By Damian Hex, MoreHorror.com I’m a fan of the good possession-within-the-family-moving-to-a-new-house trope. Truly, I am. So I couldn't resist watching and writing about a movie called CHAT directed by Ole J Hartmann. As always, I want to include a disclaimer in my reviews: this piece contains spoilers. In this economy, where everything feels expensive, buying a house often means selling your soul to the devil for a bargain and quite literally in this film. The story follows


Review: The Spirit Lock Finds Horror in a Parent’s Desperation
By Seth Metoyer, MoreHorror.com The fear of being unable to help your own child gives The Spirit Lock an unsettling place to begin. Before the occult promises and ritual warnings take hold, there’s already something painfully human driving the story: a family running out of answers. This brooding indie supernatural film builds its horror around that vulnerability, exploring how desperation can make even the most ominous offer sound like hope. At the center is a parent searchi


Deathwoods Review: It Knows the Slasher Playbook Too Well
By Devin Smock, MoreHorror.com Spoilers Ahead Deathwoods is now streaming exclusively on Screambox. I appreciate the drive-in opening. Everybody is doing the whole “thing from the past” thing now, but it made me laugh, so fine. Then Jessa Jupiter Flux shows up as Suzie. That gives it a point. Not because her being there suddenly makes the movie better, obviously. Sorry, Uncle Lloyd. I have a soft spot for Troma and the scrappier end of independent horror. Not every movie need


Buddy Review: It’s Buddy! And Casper Kelly Knows Exactly What He’s Doing
By Devin Smock, MoreHorror.com SPOILERS THROUGHOUT Someone involved with Buddy must have spent an ungodly amount of time watching children’s television. Barney, Dora the Explorer, Pee-wee’s Playhouse, probably every aggressively cheerful show where a smiling thing teaches children how to share while adults pretend this is all perfectly normal. Casper Kelly doesn’t just remember those shows. He understands their machinery: the smiling adults, bright primary colors, gentle less


Review: Saccharine Makes Food Feel Like the Monster
By Devin Smock, MoreHorror.com SPOILERS THROUGHOUT Early in Saccharine, Hana throws a box of doughnuts into the trash and tries to make them inedible. Then she looks back at the trash. I love that moment because Natalie Erika James shoots it almost like Hana is being stalked in a slasher movie. Somewhere down there, beneath the garbage, a doughnut is waiting. Patient. Quiet. Ready to strike. It’s funny until it isn’t, which pretty much describes a lot of Saccharine. James, wh


RESIDENT EVIL First Look Review: Zach Cregger Brings Survival Horror Back to the Big Screen
By Damian Hex, MoreHorror.com Nothing makes this horrorhead’s heart beat faster than witnessing the translation of horror video games to the big screen. Although I have a soft spot for vampires, something primal draws me to zombies. One of the first zombie games I played as a kid was Resident Evil 2 (I know it wasn't part one; I’m sorry). Naturally, I rushed to watch every Resident Evil movie adaptation in theatres. So how do you think I felt when I discovered that Zach Cregg


REVIEW: Gator Face Takes a Bite Out of Old-School Swamp Horror
Video Review by Tia Bean for MoreHorror.com Spooky season may still be creeping around the corner, but More Horror’s Tia Bean has already started the festivities with an advance look at Gator Face, a new slice of Florida-bred creature horror that wears its genre influences proudly. The setup keeps things wonderfully simple. A group of teenagers wrapping up a day at the beach stumble across an isolated house with a disturbing message scrawled across its side. Being teenagers i


Mike Thomas, Co-Founder of FANtastic Horror Film Festival, Dies at 72
By Seth Metoyer, MoreHorror.com - The independent horror community has lost one of its longtime champions. Mike Thomas, film critic and co-founder of San Diego’s FANtastic Horror Film Festival, died August 26 following a years-long battle with kidney disease. He was 72. Thomas founded FANtastic Horror Film Festival alongside his wife, Jo Ann, in 2013. Over the next decade, the festival became a gathering place for independent filmmakers, actors, producers and horror fans, rec


THE OTHERKIND Brings Selkie Folklore and Ecological Horror to Digital Platforms
By Seth Metoyer, MoreHorror.com - Mary C. Russell makes her feature directing debut with a supernatural slow-burn inspired by Irish folklore, psychological horror and something stirring beneath the water. Something strange has surfaced. THE OTHERKIND, a woman-made supernatural thriller from writer-director Mary C. Russell and producer Caroline O’Meara, has officially been released on digital platforms as of September 1, 2026. Set in a quiet lakeside town, the 73-minute arthou


‘BABYBACKS’ Turns a Sonoran Desert Escape Into a Survival Horror Nightmare
MoreHorror.com - Black Mandala has unveiled BABYBACKS, a new survival horror thriller from director Geno Marx that takes a desperate journey across the Sonoran Desert and twists it into something far more sinister. The film follows young lovers Zoe and Mateo, who flee ruthless cartel hitmen and cross the scorching desert in search of a new life in America. Their situation becomes critical when Mateo suffers a serious injury, leaving the couple exhausted, exposed and running o


More Horror is Heading to Las Vegas for 'Nightmare in Vegas 2'
MoreHorror.com - Las Vegas already has neon, casinos, bad decisions, and enough artificial light to make Dracula file a complaint. This October, it gets a little more horror. More Horror will be on-site at Nightmare in Vegas 2, taking place October 10–11 at the Silverton Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada. Representing More Horror at the event will be creator and correspondent Tia Bean, who will be covering the convention from the floor of whatever strange things happen when horror


Review: The Yeti Is Better Than a Movie Called The Yeti Has Any Right to Be
By Devin Smock, MoreHorror.com - SPOILERS THROUGHOUT There is something almost reassuring about a movie simply calling itself The Yeti. No subtitle. No colon. No clever mythology bullshit. There is a Yeti. Here is the movie. Expectations appropriately adjusted. Gene Gallerano and William Pisciotta’s creature feature opens in Alaska in 1947, and almost immediately I liked what it was doing. There’s a commitment to the period that goes beyond throwing everyone into old coats an


HOLLER: Midwestern Gothic Horror-Western Makes Its Final Kickstarter Push
MoreHorror.com - Independent filmmakers Devin Smock and Samuel David are closing in on the finish line for HOLLER, a character-driven horror-western set amid the backroads, fields and forgotten places of rural Illinois. Years after the dead overran the country, Ray Holly has survived by withdrawing from what remains of humanity. His days revolve around routine, whiskey and isolation—until he encounters Sydney, a pregnant young woman attempting to make her way home. Ray reluct


THE BABYSITTER MURDERS: TIMING’S OFF Now Streaming on Crypt TV
MoreHorror.com - Time fractures, the television delivers an impossible warning, and an ordinary babysitting job becomes a race against a murder that has already happened. The award-winning horror short THE BABYSITTER MURDERS: TIMING’S OFF is now streaming on Crypt TV. Directed by Orin Black, the film follows a babysitter whose quiet night takes a supernatural turn when she begins experiencing strange distortions in time—and sees a news report announcing her own murder. With o


THE 100 CANDLES GAME: DARK MIRROR Opens a Gateway to the Dead
MoreHorror.com - Black Mandala returns to its internationally successful horror anthology franchise with a third chapter built around ritual, grief and one seriously bad idea involving an ancient mirror. Black Mandala is heading back into the darkness with THE 100 CANDLES GAME: DARK MIRROR, the third installment in its supernatural horror anthology franchise. The previous 100 Candles Game films reached more than 70 territories and received theatrical releases in 20 countries,


Supernatural Horror NEVER AFTER DARK Arrives in Theaters
MoreHorror.com - Moeka Hoshi of Shōgun stars as a wandering medium who discovers the living may prove far more dangerous than the dead. Award-winning supernatural horror film NEVER AFTER DARK is heading to theaters September 25, bringing with it some serious festival momentum and a haunting new spin on the familiar ghost-story setup. The film won the SXSW Midnighter Audience Award and the Grand Jury Prize for Feature Film at the Overlook Film Festival. NEVER AFTER DARK stars


Breaking Glass Pictures Unleashes Stoner Horror-Comedy SMOKEE
MoreHorror.com - A marriage retreat, cannabis-fueled rituals and a knife-wielding demon bear collide in writer-director Whit Whitman’s bloody new indie horror-comedy. Breaking Glass Pictures is bringing SMOKEE, a new stoner horror-comedy from writer-director Whit Whitman, to genre audiences. The film is currently streaming on Fawesome, with Breaking Glass pursuing additional streaming and digital platforms. The setup sounds like the kind of therapy session that could only ex


'GHOST IN THE CELL' Official Trailer Unleashed
MoreHorror.com - Indonesian genre master Joko Anwar is back, and he’s bringing something vicious. The official trailer for his new action‑horror thriller GHOST IN THE CELL has just dropped, giving fans a first look at a high‑security prison where gang warfare, corruption, and something far more sinister collide. The film storms into U.S. theaters October 2, 2026, and if the trailer is any indication, audiences are in for a claustrophobic, blood‑slicked ride. The footage tease


Trailer for 'The Room Below' Releases
MoreHorrorMovies.com - Uncork’d Entertainment is set to release the psychological creature horror film, THE ROOM BELOW, featuring Jonathan Rhys Meyers (The Tudors, Velvet Goldmine) and Alyssa Sutherland (Evil Dead Rise, Vikings), available on Digital and On Demand from September 1. Filmed in Sydney, Australia, THE ROOM BELOW is the creation of writer-director Kurt Martin (Moon Rock for Monday). The narrative follows a mother, haunted by the loss of her son, who finds hope in


NO ONE WILL HEAR YOU SCREAM is Now Streaming
MoreHorrorMovies.c0m - The acclaimed Argentine thriller/slasher NO ONE WILL HEAR YOUR SCREAM, directed by Mariano Cattaneo (The Weirdest Girl in the World, which has garnered over 2 million views in Latin America on Disney+), is now streaming on Amazon Prime Video and Tubi throughout North America. The film features Sol Wainer (A Silent Death, Perdida), Byron Barbieri (El Eternauta, Cielo Grande), and German Baudino (What the Waters Left Behind, Historia de lo Oculto), along


‘The Texas Chain Saw Massacre’ Returns to Theaters With First Look at Hand-Animated Reimagining
MoreHorrorMovies.com - Dark Sky Films and Fathom Entertainment are bringing Tobe Hooper’s The Texas Chain Saw Massacre back to theaters tomorrow, August 18, 2026, for the annual Texas Chain Saw Day celebration, and this year’s event comes loaded with several theatrical exclusives. Dark Sky Films and Exurbia Films have unveiled the first official still from their forthcoming hand-animated, rotoscoped reimagining of Hooper’s 1974 horror landmark. The ambitious project remains i
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