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Review: The Woman in the Yard (2024)
Review by Seth Metoyer – MoreHorrorMovies.com Grief has a strange way of showing up. Sometimes it knocks. Sometimes it whispers. And sometimes… it just stands silently in the yard. I’m not always the biggest fan of Blumhouse’s execution, but with The Woman in the Yard (available now on digital, and on Blu-ray May 27) , director Jaume Collet-Serra delivers a slow-burning, deeply atmospheric psychological horror film that lingers long after the credits roll, not because of wha


'HEIR' Coming to Deformed Lunchbox: A Grisly, Gut-Punching Creature Short
Deformed Lunchbox , the insanely popular YouTube horror hub with over 200k subscribers and a voracious appetite for the extreme, is about...


Kevin Bacon Is Back… from Hell: The Bondsman Premieres on Prime Video
This ain’t your average redemption arc. Kevin Bacon returns to our screens with The Bondsman, a gritty, supernatural series that drags...


RUMPELSTILTSKIN Returns This April with a Dark, Folk Horror Spin on the Grimm Classic
The Brothers Grimm just got grimmer. Coming April 8, 2025, to North America (and one day earlier in the UK), RUMPELSTILTSKIN twists the...


Hennesy House Murders Wraps Filming Inside a Real-Life Haunted Mansion
Ghosts, grit, and a whole lot of shadow-drenched suspense. Rayolight Productions has officially wrapped principal photography on Hennesy...


TOXIE RETURNS! The Toxic Avenger Reboot Oozes into Theaters August 2025
Peter Dinklage Leads the Legendary Revival of Tromaville’s Most Radioactive Hero By MoreHorror Staff Grab your mop and hold your...


What Lies Beneath: 25 Years Later, the Ghosts Return in Stunning 4K
Scream Factory Celebrates the Supernatural Thriller with a Loaded 25th Anniversary Edition By MoreHorror Staff What if the perfect...


TRIP HARD. CRASH HARDER. Colin Bressler’s 'Into the Gravel Pit' Drops You Headfirst into a Nightmare
Hold onto your sanity, gorehounds—Colin Bressler is back and he’s dragging us down into the dirt with his latest descent into cinematic...


Cannibal Comedian: A Killer Act Serving Screams and Laughs
By Seth Metoyer, MoreHorrorMovies.com , We’ve all been there—staring into the abyss, contemplating life’s trajectory, wondering if...


Nosferatu (2024) Extended Version Review: A Gothic Nightmare Steeped in History and Horror
Nosferatu (2024) is, above all else, a feeling. It’s that unsettling sensation of something very old, very malevolent...


Review: Smile 2 (2024) – A Sinister Grin Worth Showing Off
By Seth Metoyer, MoreHorror.com - Parker Finn’s Smile 2 isn’t just a sequel—it’s an unrelenting, nerve-shredding showcase of what makes modern horror great. Right off the bat, this film establishes itself as one of the best horror movies of the year, though not without its imperfections. But really, what horror film is perfect? Picking up the torch from its predecessor, Smile 2 delves deeper into the sinister curse that thrives on trauma, fear, and despair. Skye (Naomi Scott


Knives Out and the Cult of Surface-Level Subversion
By Seth Metoyer, Let’s talk about cognitive dissonance for a second. That uncomfortable feeling when something doesn’t quite add up the way you expect it to. Before you roll your eyes, close the browser tab and dismiss this as another hot take, take a deep breath, set aside your knee-jerk reaction, and stick with me. This isn’t just some rant about a popular movie I didn’t vibe with—it’s an examination of why Knives Out (2019) just didn’t click for me despite ticking so many


Possession, Paranoia, and Pure Dread: Black Mandala Unleashes The Containment
The devil doesn’t need permission to walk through the front door, and in The Containment, it doesn’t knock—it takes. Black Mandala is...


Jungle Scandals—A Wild New Adventure, Now on Kickstarter
J. Manfred Weichsel is back with another off-the-wall, no-holds-barred anthology! Following the success of Sword & Scandal , the next...


Survival Turns Sinister in 'A Deadly Ride'
Get ready for a frigid fight for survival when A Deadly Ride speeds onto streaming February 4th. This chilling thriller stars Jamie...


Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey 2 Coming to Blu-ray
MoreHorrorMovies.com , Get ready for more twisted terror in the Hundred Acre Wood! On December 10th, Shout! Studios will release Winnie...


Own Mother Superior – A Haunting Masterpiece of Gothic Suspense
MoreHorrorMovies.com , Fans of atmospheric horror and gripping storytelling can now bring home the critically acclaimed Mother Superior!...


The Damned: Coming to Theaters
MoreHorrorMovies.com , Prepare for a chilling start to the new year with The Damned, the upcoming psychological horror film by director...


Art the Clown Brings Holiday Mayhem: Terrifier 3 Slashes Its Way to Your Home!
MoreHorrorMovies.com , The wait is over—Terrifier 3 is making its terrifying way into your home! The highest-grossing unrated movie ever,...


Joe Bob’s Christmas Carnage Returns to Shudder!
MoreHorrorMovies.com , It’s that time of year again, where blood and bells jingle in harmony! Joe Bob Briggs and Darcy the Mail Girl are...


TERROR FILMS RELEASING: Three Killer Films Set for the Final Friday the 13th of 2024
What’s more chilling than Friday the 13th? How about three killer films dropping on the final Friday the 13th of 2024! On December 13th,...


Review of 'Drag Me to Hell' Collector’s Edition 4K UHD'
By Seth Metoyer, More Horror Movies, In the world of horror, Sam Raimi’s Drag Me to Hell stands as a testament to his unique directorial...


A Sluggish Descent into Nothingness: Immaculate (2024) Review
By Seth Metoyer, MoreHorrorMovies.com , In Immaculate, the tension-laden story follows a young woman (played by Sydney Sweeney) who finds...


Possession in Prime Time: A Review of Late Night with The Devil (2024)
Reviewed by Seth Metoyer, MoreHorrorMovies.com, Social Media: @morehorror, In a year full of horror gems, Late Night with The Devil stands out as my favorite of 2024 (that I've seen so far). Combining a rich script with exceptional performances, it accomplishes what few indie horror films manage—great dialogue that's elevated by an impressive cast. The Cairnes brothers, as directors, create a captivating single-location horror film that never loses steam, a true feat conside
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