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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.


Pirates Meet a Bloodthirsty Cult in CURSED WATERS, Now Streaming on Prime Video
Mahal Empire’s Cursed Waters sends a shipwrecked pirate crew onto a remote island inhabited by a bloodthirsty cult. The pirate action adventure is now streaming on Amazon Prime Video.


Demon Squad: Tooth and Claw Brings Werewolves, Occult Mystery and Supernatural Noir to the Hunt
Demon Squad: Tooth and Claw sends paranormal investigator Nick Moon into a new case involving werewolves, occult conspiracies and supernatural noir, continuing the indie horror saga that first found cult attention through Mystery Science Theater 3000.


Mike Flanagan’s Carrie Makes Its West Coast Premiere at Beyond Fest—and Diana Prince Sees a Fresh Way Into the Story
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.


“Best One They’ve Had in the Past Few Years”: Inside the 2026 Los Angeles Haunted Hayride
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


Review: Hate Thyself — A Beautifully Shot Descent into Southern‑Gothic Dread
By Seth Metoyer | MoreHorror.com Directed by Shivaan Makker and released through Studio Dome, this psychological thriller stars Oscar Torre as Detective Angelo Matteo and features a supporting cast that includes Happy Anderson, Corin Nemec, Deborah Rennard and the late Tony Todd. The film also draws partial inspiration from real-life serial killer Robert Berdella, which adds another ugly little shadow over a story already steeped in trauma, obsession and ritualistic violence.


Never After Dark Review: The Dead Are the Easy Part
By Devin Smock | MoreHorror.com SPOILERS THROUGHOUT Never After Dark opens on a candle, then the remains of something awful. Blood. An axe. A house that looks like it has already survived the movie we are about to watch. The compositions are so controlled that I was invested before Dave Boyle bothered explaining a damn thing. That confidence carries through most of the film. It knows where to put the camera, how long to leave it there and, most importantly, when to leave us a


THE NICE ONES Brings Cosmic Dread and Weaponized Kindness On Demand September 29
THE NICE ONES Asks What Happens When Everyone Around You Becomes a Little Too Nice Peter Stylianou’s psychological horror-thriller turns kindness into something deeply unsettling when a countryside retreat begins changing everyone except one woman. MoreHorror.com There are plenty of horror movies built around the terrifying realization that the people around you have changed. THE NICE ONES takes that familiar nightmare and gives it a deceptively pleasant face. Writer-director


WHAT HAPPENED TO DORIS? Brings the True Story Behind The Entity to Fantastic Fest
Heather Graham stars in Nick Simon’s supernatural horror film, making its world premiere September 20 at Fantastic Fest. The infamous Doris Bither case returns to the screen in a new supernatural horror film told from the family’s perspective Seth Metoyer | More Horror One of the most disturbing alleged paranormal cases in American history is heading back to the screen. WHAT HAPPENED TO DORIS?, a new supernatural horror film starring Heather Graham, will make its world premie


Resident Evil (2026) Review: Zach Cregger Returns to Survival Horror
By Damian Hex | MoreHorror.com Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil Reimagines Survival Horror for a New Generation As I mentioned in a previous article, I received an invitation to see the first 30 minutes of Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil (director of Barbarian and Weapons). So, needless to say, Umbrella Corporation called me to report for duty and watch the rest of the film. So get cozy, lock your doors (you never know when a hungry zombie might roam by), and join me on this mild sp


James Cullen Bressack Talks I Have Proof with More Horror and His Return to Horror
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


Hope Review: Nearly Great Until It Leaves Hope Harbor Behind
By Devin Smock, MoreHorror.com SPOILERS THROUGHOUT Hope opened in U.S. theaters September 9 through Neon. This review is based on the U.S. theatrical cut screened at AMC. Na Hong-jin has not directed a feature since The Wailing ten years ago. That is a long time to sit with high expectations. For roughly the first hour of Hope, I was ready to say the wait had been worth every day of it. The movie is beautiful immediately. Cinematographer Hong Kyung-pyo, who also shot The Wail


Goody Goody Review: The Demon Is Almost Beside the Point
By Devin Smock, MoreHorror.com SPOILERS THROUGHOUT Goody Goody begins streaming exclusively on Shudder September 18. Goody Goody understands something a lot of demon baby movies forget. Childbirth does not need a demon to become body horror. The demon is almost rude for showing up. I have a wife and children. I have stood on the other side of that room while somebody I love did the bleeding, breathing, pushing and hurting. There is a particular kind of uselessness to it. You


NIGHT TIDE Opens a Mysterious Hellbox in Upcoming Indie Horror Feature
Writer-director Devon Commons brings demons, a cursed family history and a deadly night at the drive-in together in this supernatural horror film.


Horror Fans, Your Useless Movie Knowledge Finally Has a Game Show
MoreHorror.com Horror fans who have spent years memorizing kill counts, final girls, obscure sequels and the kind of trivia that makes everyone else at the table quietly reconsider inviting them back finally have a game show built for them. Better Luck Than Chuck, a new horror-comedy trivia series created by Meredith Tummillo and Tony Wash, premieres Thursday, September 24 on YouTube, bringing together horror fandom, game show chaos and a lineup of familiar genre names. The s


Horror Has More Creators Than Ever — So Why Does Everyone Feel Invisible?
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


Beyond Fest is coming back to Los Angeles with a monster 2026 lineup — and 'monster' barely covers it.
Beyond Fest 2026 Slate Bringing 81 Feature films to Its Roster MoreHorror.com Los Angeles’ massive celebration of genre cinema has unveiled its complete Beyond Fest 2026 slate, bringing 81 feature films, major premieres, restorations, anniversary screenings and an extraordinary roster of filmmakers and actors to theaters across Los Angeles. Opening-night events begin September 23, with Beyond Fest programming continuing through October 6 at the Egyptian Theatre, the MUBI Thea
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