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From her Shudder slasher short Carved to her feature debut THE OTHERKIND, director Mary C. Russell brings ancient Irish selkie mythology to California's San Bernardino Mountains. Set against the eerie waters of Lake Gregory, this supernatural thriller blends folk horror, ecological themes, and small-town mystery just in time for Halloween.

Independent filmmaker Mister Red introduces Hacky the Clown, a disturbingly polite new slasher villain with a taste for violence. The ten-minute horror short from Wild 7 Studios combines killer clowns, technological paranoia, and grindhouse mayhem ahead of the upcoming feature-length film The Slasher.

Two films. One night. Director Aaron Jay Rome joins More Horror for an exclusive interview about DEAD DAWN, SILT, working with cult cinema icon Tommy Wiseau, and bringing independent horror directly to theatrical audiences.

Richard Oakes brings a cursed dollhouse to life in JINX, an imaginative supernatural horror adventure inspired by the genre classics of the 1980s. More Horror reviews the film and talks exclusively with Oakes about its creepy creatures, handmade production, and the family collaboration that brought it all together.

Enter the haunted Louisiana bayou with GRUNCH, a Southern Gothic horror-western featuring killer clowns, cryptid folklore, and practical creature effects. Writer-producer Sean-Michael Argo takes More Horror behind the scenes in an exclusive interview.

Independent filmmaker Curtis W. Harrison unveils Soul Slasher, a psychological horror film exploring childhood trauma, vengeance, and the making of a monster. Watch the promotional trailer and discover how to support the production.

The HELL HOUSE LLC franchise has found its exclusive streaming home on Shudder through November 2029. Terror Films Releasing announces the three-year agreement as Stephen Cognetti's original found-footage horror film prepares for a nationwide 10th-anniversary theatrical event beginning October 29, 2026.

Billy Nawrocki’s Won’t Be Long Now turns the anxieties of fatherhood into a haunting psychological nightmare. Made for under $200, this visually striking horror short delivers Lynchian atmosphere, unsettling imagery, and a deeply personal story about fear, obsession, and the things beyond our control.

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.

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.

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

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.

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