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  • 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 House Murders, an upcoming supernatural horror film that may have captured more than just footage during its two-week shoot at Virginia’s chillingly atmospheric Dunnington Mansion. The film, helmed by director Raymond Wallace, follows the crew of a ghost-hunting TV show who stumble into horrors far more real—and far more dangerous—than their ratings ever prepared them for. And the real star of the shoot? A crumbling, history-soaked estate that practically screams haunted: the Dunnington Mansion in Farmville, VA. “The mansion wasn’t just a location—it was a character,” Wallace said. “Its architecture, its energy, even its decay added something visceral to every frame we shot.” Leading the cast is horror fan-favorite Jamie Bernadette (I Spit on Your Grave: Déjà Vu, The 6th Friend), bringing her signature grit and fear-fueled intensity to the screen as the ghost-hunting crew confronts their worst nightmares. Filming took place almost entirely at night, adding a layer of real-world eeriness to an already intense story. And with much of the cast and crew coming from North Carolina’s Outer Banks, there’s a strong regional presence both in front of and behind the camera. “We’re blending the history of a real place with a modern, terrifying narrative,” added Executive Producer Sam Cortez. “There’s something powerful about shooting horror in a space that already feels like it’s holding onto its secrets.” While the main shoot is in the can, a few final scenes will be filmed on the Outer Banks before the movie heads into post-production. A local premiere for Hennesy House Murders is expected later this year. Stay tuned—this one’s creeping closer, and it’s bringing the ghosts with it.

  • 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 there’s more to existence than the same old routine. Some people buy a motorcycle. Others pack a bag and disappear into Southeast Asia for six months. Charlie, our protagonist in Cannibal Comedian, takes a different route—he decides to swap out his cleaver for a microphone. But old habits die hard. And so do the people who cross his path. This is not a film for the faint of heart or those who prefer their horror sterilized and neatly packaged. No, this is for the adrenaline junkies, the midnight-movie loyalists, the kind of people who find beauty in blood splatter and humor in the darkest corners of humanity. This is Cannibal Comedian, a film that asks: What if Texas Chain Saw’s Leatherface had a tight five at The Comedy Store? A GUTSY CAREER MOVE Meet Charlie (Aaron Prager), a man who’s spent his life carving up more than just a reputation. A veteran in the art of butchery—both in the kitchen and on the streets—Charlie grows weary of the same old cycle: kidnap, kill, consume, repeat. The existential dread of doing what you love but not loving what you do. So he decides to reinvent himself. To trade terror for timing. Comedy, after all, is just tragedy plus time. And murder? Well, that’s just another form of audience participation. BLOOD-STAINED CREDENTIALS The cast reads like a Who’s Who of underground horror royalty. Austin Judd and Robert Dunne add the necessary firepower, but the real treat for horror purists is the presence of Edwin Neal and Allen Danziger, veterans of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre. It’s like watching two old war criminals returning to the battlefield, battle-hardened and smirking, as they pass the bloodied baton to the next generation. And while Cannibal Comedian slathers itself in arterial spray and gallows humor, it’s also got credentials. This isn’t some fly-by-night, streaming-service filler. It’s already left a trail of bodies—er, awards—on the festival circuit: CineWorld, Days of the Dead, HorrorHound, Joe Bob Briggs’ Drive-In Festival, and many others. That kind of street cred doesn’t come easy. THE MAIN COURSE For those who like their horror served rare and bloody, here’s when and where you can feast on Cannibal Comedian: March 1, 2025 – Scream Team Releasing dropped a Collector’s Edition Blu-ray and VHS . Yes, VHS. Because if you’re the kind of person who enjoys this film, you probably also enjoy the warm, flickering glow of an old CRT and the way a cassette tape sounds as it’s devoured by a VCR. Pre-orders are open at Scream Team’s website. Bonus features include six hours of behind-the-scenes footage, deleted scenes, and an alternate ending (probably one where Charlie actually sticks to open mics and doesn't eat the audience). March 4, 2025 – It slashed its way onto Screambox , with additional availability on Amazon Prime, Apple TV, and all the usual digital suspects. Perfect for when you want to watch something truly unhinged but aren’t ready to commit to another overpriced boutique horror Blu-ray that you'll throw on a shelf and forget about until company comes over. A DIRECTOR WITH A DARK SENSE OF HUMOR Sean Haitz, the man behind the madness, describes the film as a Texas Chain Saw tribute with the comedic sensibility of Ace Ventura. A mix of unhinged carnage and absurdist humor, like watching a slasher flick through the lens of a stand-up comic who’s spent too much time bombing at open mics in dive bars. “This film is a love letter to my favorite horror classics and my own personal descent into stand-up comedy,” Haitz says. “I think people are really going to eat it up.” Which is either a clever marketing line or a warning. Possibly both. WHAT IT ALL MEANS In a world where horror often takes itself too seriously—where every villain must have a tragic backstory and every kill must serve a greater cinematic purpose—it’s refreshing to see a film that just wants to have fun. Cannibal Comedian doesn’t need a high-concept twist or a franchise plan. It just wants to revel in the absurdity of a man who loves murder but loves making people laugh just a little bit more. It’s a dark, blood-soaked reminder that the line between comedy and horror is thinner than we think. That sometimes, the only thing separating a comedian from a serial killer is whether or not the audience survives the set. And that, dear readers, is what makes this one worth watching.

  • 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 nose—Toxie is back and ready to clean house in the bloodiest, most gloriously mutated way possible. THE TOXIC AVENGER, the long-awaited reboot of the 1980s cult classic, hits theaters in August 2025, with a modern dose of slime-soaked vengeance and pitch-black comedy. This isn’t your dad’s Toxie (okay, maybe it is—but he's been working out, and the budget’s better). Directed and written by Macon Blair (I Don’t Feel at Home in This World Anymore), this grotesquely hilarious update stars none other than Peter Dinklage (Game of Thrones) as the mop-wielding mutant himself. And if that doesn’t melt your face with joy, check out this cast: Kevin Bacon, Elijah Wood, Jacob Tremblay, and Taylour Paige all join in on the radioactive mayhem. The Plot: From Janitor to Juggernaut Meet Winston Gooze. He’s a mild-mannered janitor with a rough break and a heart of gold—until a catastrophic toxic accident turns him into the hideously heroic Toxic Avenger. Now, with mop in hand and sludge in his veins, Toxie’s ready to go full vengeance on the corrupt powers poisoning his town… and threatening his kid. Think eco-horror, splatterpunk, and absurdist superhero parody all blended in a glowing barrel of nostalgic goo. This is justice… served radioactive. Who’s Behind the Madness? Legendary Entertainment produces, and Cineverse handles distribution—which means this thing has real muscle (and probably some bonus mutant limbs). With Blair at the helm and a dream team of weirdos and legends on deck, this reboot honors the spirit of Troma’s original madness while dragging it into the modern age like a barrel of sludge on wheels. Whether you’re a longtime fan of Tromaville’s favorite freak or about to lose your Toxie virginity, this one’s a must-see for any horror lover with a twisted sense of humor and a taste for the grotesque. Coming to theaters August 2025. Bring a poncho. And maybe a Geiger counter.

  • 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 marriage was hiding something… not-so-perfect? One of the slickest supernatural thrillers of the early 2000s is making its way back to haunt your home theater in high-def style. On May 6, 2025, Scream Factory unleashes a 4K UHD + Blu-ray combo pack of What Lies Beneath, the eerie Robert Zemeckis-directed chiller starring Harrison Ford and Michelle Pfeiffer. This new 25th Anniversary Edition isn’t just a rehash. It features a brand-new 4K transfer from the original 35mm camera negative, lovingly approved by cinematographer Don Burgess, plus the kind of juicy extras horror fans crave—like the full-length retrospective doc, “You Know: Uncovering What Lies Beneath,” with new interviews from the cast and crew. Pre-ordering directly from ShoutFactory.com? You’ll score a limited-edition 18” x 24” poster with the original theatrical artwork. Perfect for your ghostly gallery wall. The Plot (Still Creepy After All These Years) Pfeiffer plays Claire Spencer, a woman plagued by ghostly visions and whispers in her lakeside home. Her husband Norman (Ford) chalks it up to paranoia—until the paranormal becomes undeniably real. What follows is a slow-burn descent into secrets, lies, and a past that won’t stay buried. Zemeckis, who filmed this between Cast Away shoots (yes, seriously), brings a Hitchcockian touch, building dread with every reflection, creak, and bathtub ripple. Disc Details for the Collector Crowd: DISC ONE (4K UHD): NEW 4K Transfer from the original 35mm negative (approved by Don Burgess) NEW Dolby Vision Presentation (HDR-10 compatible) Audio: English DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 & 2.0 Audio Commentary by director Robert Zemeckis DISC TWO (BLU-RAY): Same new transfer, plus: NEW Feature-length Documentary: “You Know: Uncovering What Lies Beneath” Constructing A Thriller featurette If you missed it the first time, or just want to relive the chill of a prestige ghost story done right, What Lies Beneath in 4K is your chance to revisit a film that still holds up… and holds onto you.

  • 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 madness, Into the Gravel Pit . This blood-soaked fever dream is a brutal throwback to the golden age of 1970s drug scare flicks, but with a modern, bone-snapping edge—and it hit digital platforms on March 14. Bressler, the unflinching mind behind Dahlia's Flowers  and Domestic Hell , co-writes this gut-punch of a story with Ronald Mercado. At its rotting core? A trio of childhood friends—Miley (Rylie Rodriguez), Carter (Samantha Makley), and Isaiah (Mikael Dawkins)—bound by love, loyalty, and a shared taste for exotic substances. When they decide to take one last trip before facing adulthood’s cold, sober grip, things go sideways fast. What begins as an escape turns into a blood-drenched reckoning. And speaking of chaos—this film damn near didn’t get made. With actors bailing and nature itself rising up against production, it was almost curtains before the first shot rolled. But co-producer Christy Crandall stepped in like a last-minute exorcist, stitching the entire operation back together. Bressler doesn’t mince words: “Without her, this film had no chance of finishing.” Early buzz is coming in hot—and it’s all fire. Film Threat  called it “an outstanding blood-bathed modern take on 70s drug scare flicks.” (re)Search My Trash  gave it the green light with “highly enjoyable,” and Nightmare Nook ? They handed over a perfect 10 out of 10. If that’s not enough to spike your adrenaline, the cast includes horror icons Paul Taylor ( Hellraiser: Judgment , Sin City ) and Lisa Wilcox ( A Nightmare on Elm Street 4 , Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure ), bringing their seasoned screams to this trip gone terribly wrong. Distributed by Buffalo8, Into the Gravel Pit  will be available on all the major platforms—Spectrum, Xfinity, Charter, Cox Cable, Amazon Prime, Verizon Fios, and Fandango At Home. If you’re craving a flick that shows just how fast a good time can decay into something monstrous, clear your schedule for March 14. Into the Gravel Pit  doesn’t just show you the abyss—it drags you into it, kicks your teeth in, and leaves you wondering if the high was ever worth it.

  • 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 back at it again, serving up another nightmare-laden descent into supernatural horror, this time with The Containment, the latest from directors Jack Zagha Kababie and Yossy Zagha. This isn’t just another possession flick—it’s a full-throttle psychological gut-punch wrapped in family trauma, where the horror goes beyond mere exorcisms and straight into the marrow of human despair. A young girl is slipping away, consumed by something vile, something ancient—something that won’t let go. Her mother, desperate and spiraling, calls in every so-called expert she can find: doctors, priests, exorcists. They all fail. The entity festering inside her daughter isn’t just another demon—it’s something worse. Something no rite can purge. Enter a devout nun, the last hope for salvation. But as she digs deeper, what she uncovers is far more terrifying than a simple case of possession. The real horror here isn’t just the demon—it’s the truth. WATCH THE TRAILER—IF YOU DARE. From a script by David Desola and Yossy Zagha, The Containment boasts a stacked cast including Fernanda Romero, Jack Gouldbourne, Alice Coulthard, Roger Cudney, Darren Clarke, Gia Hunter, and Edmund Dehn. The film’s oppressive, skin-crawling atmosphere is brought to life through the lens of cinematographer Antonio Riestra, with a nerve-shredding score by Edy Lan. This is horror the way it should be—unrelenting, claustrophobic, and dripping with dread. Spread the fear. Share the trailer. Let the nightmare spread.

  • 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 bold installment, Jungle Scandals , is now live on Kickstarter . This pulp-inspired collection takes readers deep into the jungles of Africa, Indonesia, and the Amazon with stories that channel the spirit of Edgar Rice Burroughs, Joseph Conrad, Rudyard Kipling, and H. Rider Haggard—but with a modern, fearless twist. What Is Jungle Scandals ? This book celebrates high adventure, unexpected humor, and thrilling storytelling. Inspired by classic jungle tales, Jungle Scandals  pushes the boundaries of pulp fiction while keeping the sense of excitement and mystery alive. Expect fast-paced action, strange twists, and stories that defy convention. As with Sword & Scandal , Jungle Scandals  will have an open call for submissions , ensuring a democratic selection process  that brings in the wildest, weirdest, and most outrageous tales possible. Last time, 47 submissions led to 11 chosen stories, plus the 5,600-word story author and editor J. Manfred Weichsel wrote with the backer who selected the design-your-own-story tier. This time, with growing buzz, submissions are expected to be even higher—and they're looking for stories that no traditional publisher would dare touch. Incredible Art & Exclusive Rewards Cover by Steven Stahlberg , designer of Android Blues Letters & design by Drew Stepek  ( Godless ) Interior illustrations by Elena Ominetti , known for her NSFW erotic comic book art If the campaign hits $2,500, half the stories will be illustrated If it reaches the $3,000 stretch goal, every story gets a full illustration Where the Money Goes Paying writers ($60,000 words of fiction) Cover art & interior illustrations Proofreading & editing Printing & shipping Kickstarter & payment processing fees Timeline 📅 Jan 28 - Feb 27  – Kickstarter campaign 📅 Feb 28 - Mar 31  – Open call for submissions 📅 Apr 1 - Apr 30  – Submission period 📅 May - June  – Editing & illustrations 📅 July - Sept  – Printing, fulfillment, and release Why You Should Back This Book If you crave wild, irreverent pulp storytelling —or just want to see a book that refuses to play it safe— Jungle Scandals  is for you. Help bring it to life and grab your copy today! 🔗 Support Jungle Scandals  on Kickstarter!

  • 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 Bernadette (I Spit on Your Grave: Deja Vu, NCIS: New Orleans), B.J. Britt (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Vampires Suck), and Chris Whitcomb (Junction), with Glenn Ciano (Inkubus) at the helm. A ride-share trip gone horribly wrong is at the heart of this bloody battle for survival. Cary (Britt), a driver drowning in debt, has a side hustle robbing his passengers’ vacant homes. But when he picks up heartbroken Kailey (Bernadette), reeling from her boyfriend’s infidelity, fate takes a vicious turn. Cary accidentally hits Adrian (Whitcomb), a jogger, and in a moment of panic, he decides to eliminate witnesses—including Kailey. However, his plan backfires when both Kailey and Adrian survive. Injured and stranded in a relentless snowstorm, the two must join forces to evade their deranged pursuer, leading to a brutal fight for survival where justice and morality become as blurred as the blizzard around them. Director Glenn Ciano describes the film as “A WILD deadly ride, anchored by strong character performances by Jamie Bernadette and BJ Britt who are on an unstoppable collision course. I haven't had this much fun making a movie since Inkubus with Robert Englund.” For Jamie Bernadette, the grueling shoot added an extra layer of realism. “Almost the entire film was shot at nighttime in temperatures going as low as 2 degrees, and some nights filmed in a snowstorm. The harsh conditions weren’t just a backdrop—they became part of the story itself. I didn’t need to ‘act’ cold—I was cold. I think it truly brought out some great performances in all of us,” she shares. “Couple that with a phenomenal director, producing team, cast, and crew who were supportive and fun, and you have a gem of an experience.” With its claustrophobic winter setting, high-stakes tension, and raw performances, A Deadly Ride promises a nerve-shredding experience. Catch it on Amazon and Fandango starting February 4th, with more streaming platforms to follow in March. Check out the trailer below.

  • 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 the Pooh: Blood and Honey 2 on Blu-ray™, featuring a terrifying sequel that takes the beloved characters of childhood down a horrifying path. --- Plot Synopsis Deep in the Hundred Acre Wood, Winnie-the-Pooh, Piglet, Owl, and Tigger face a growing rage after Christopher Robin reveals their existence to the outside world. No longer content to hide in the shadows, they take their revenge into Christopher's hometown of Ashdown, leaving a bloody trail of chaos and carnage. This time, Pooh and his savage friends are out to prove they are deadlier, stronger, and smarter than anyone could have imagined. --- Blu-ray Features Official trailer Image gallery --- Don’t miss this gruesome sequel—Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey 2 brings the nightmare to your collection just in time for the holidays!

  • 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! Celebrated for its haunting narrative and stunning visuals, this evocative tale will be available on DVD, Blu-ray, and all major digital platforms across North America. --- About the Film Directed by Marie Alice Wolfszahn, Mother Superior immerses viewers in a suspenseful world of gothic horror. Drawing comparisons to Dario Argento’s Suspiria, the film blends masterful direction, striking cinematography, and unforgettable performances to create a cinematic experience that has captivated audiences and critics alike. This is a must-have for fans of visually sumptuous storytelling and suspenseful narratives. --- Critical Acclaim Dread Central: "A bewitching yarn of folk feminism" Ghouls Magazine: "A visually sumptuous gothic fairy tale" --- Key Features High-definition presentation on Blu-ray and digital platforms A cinematic experience that pays homage to gothic horror classics --- Whether you're revisiting the darkly enchanting world of Mother Superior or discovering it for the first time, this home release offers a mesmerizing experience you won’t forget. Don’t miss the chance to add this gothic gem to your collection!

  • 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 Thordur Palsson. Starring Odessa Young and Joe Cole, this tense tale of survival and dread will release exclusively in theaters on January 3, 2025. About The Damned Directed by: Thordur Palsson Written by: Jamie Hannigan, based on a story by Thordur Palsson Starring: Odessa Young, Joe Cole, Siobhan Finneran, Rory McCann, and more Synopsis: Set in a desolate 19th-century fishing outpost during a brutal winter, The Damned follows widow Eva as she faces an impossible moral dilemma. When a shipwreck leaves its crew stranded, her tight-knit community must decide whether to save the survivors or preserve their dwindling resources. Wracked by guilt and haunted by a creeping sense of punishment, the villagers descend into paranoia and fear as they confront the dire consequences of their choice. Run Time: 89 minutes Stay tuned for more updates as the release approaches!

  • 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, with over $54 million at the domestic box office, is ready to unleash holiday fear like never before. Directed and written by Damien Leone, this festive bloodbath stars David Howard Thornton as the nightmarish Art the Clown, alongside Lauren Lavera, Elliott Fullam, and an all-star cast. --- Release Details: Digital Release (EST/VOD): November 26, 2024 $24.99 | HD/SD EST $19.99 | HD/SD iVOD Physical Media Release: December 17, 2024 $29.99 | DVD $38.99 | Collector's Edition Blu-ray $46.98 | Collector's Edition 4K UHD + Blu-ray $49.98 | Collector's Edition 4K UHD + Blu-ray Steelbook --- Bonus Features Take the terror beyond the screen with: A behind-the-scenes “Making Of” featurette The eerie “Eulogy Log”—a twisted take on the Yule log starring Art the Clown himself And much more sinister surprises… --- Official Synopsis After barely surviving Art the Clown’s brutal Halloween massacre, Sienna and her brother are desperate to rebuild their lives. But as Christmas approaches and they cling to the hope of holiday joy, Art returns with his unique brand of horror, proving that no season is safe. Will they escape his relentless terror, or will Christmas be drenched in blood? --- Run Time: 125 minutes Rating: Not Rated Mark your calendars and prepare for the carnage. Art the Clown is coming, and he’s making this Christmas one you’ll never forget.

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