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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.

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.

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

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.

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

More Horror correspondent Diana Prince attended the West Coast premiere of Mike Flanagan’s Carrie at Beyond Fest, where the first two episodes screened before a Q&A with Flanagan and Samantha Sloyan. Diana went in wondering what another adaptation could bring to Stephen King’s story. She left eager to watch the rest.

By Seth Metoyer | MoreHorror.com Reporting and footage by Diana Prince The Los Angeles Haunted Hayride returned for another season of darkness and on Friday, September 25, they opened the gates of Midnight Falls for media night and pulling guests back into that strange stretch of Halloween mythology where witches still settle old scores, the dead refuse to stay buried, and climbing onto a wagon in the middle of the night somehow feels like a perfectly reasonable recreational

By Seth Metoyer | More Horror I Have Proof Heads to Fantastic Fest as James Cullen Bressack Revisits His Horror Roots James Cullen Bressack wants his new horror film to feel like a tape you were never supposed to find. Having known James for about fifteen years, going back to More Horror’s coverage of My Pure Joy and Hate Crime, that sounds like a conversation worth having. His career has taken him through action films, thrillers, and an expanding slate of producing work. Now

How Horror Journalists, Influencers and Creators Are Reshaping Horror Media By Seth Metoyer, MoreHorror.com I’ve been thinking a lot lately about what exactly a horror media outlet is supposed to be in 2026. For years, the structure made sense. A filmmaker made a movie. A publicist contacted the press. A writer reviewed it, interviewed somebody involved or published the announcement. Readers visited the website or bought the magazine, and maybe they discovered something they

By Seth Metoyer, MoreHorrorMovies.com - Eli Roth’s Ice Cream Man has generated plenty of conversation, although much of that discussion quickly moved away from the quality of the film itself and toward one increasingly volatile subject: artificial intelligence. Roth initially described some of the film’s animated imagery as material he had drawn before handing it over to animators for refinement. Questions followed when viewers noticed an AI/VFX company among the credits. Rot