Category: Film


  • Buffet Infinity Serves Ads, Cults, and Something Sinister

    Buffet Infinity has dropped a trailer, and instead of giving you scenes like a normal film, it feeds you a stream of fake TV commercials that slowly start to feel very, very sinister. The hook is simple but weirdly effective: the story unfolds through a patchwork of low-budget commercials, all set in the fictional Westridge…

  • The Mortuary Assistant (2026): Willa Holland vs. The Possessed

    WARNING! POTENTIAL SPOILERS! So donโ€™t moan that I didn’t warn you. If there is one thing Iโ€™ve learned from years of rummaging through the damp, flickering basement of the horror genre, itโ€™s this: never, under any circumstances, take a job that involves overnight shifts and industrial quantities of formaldehyde. But thank the unholy powers that…

  • The New Trailer For The Mummy is Pure Nightmare Fuel

    If you thought the first trailer for The Mummy was scary, you ain’t seen nothing yet as Lee Cronin brings pure nightmare fuel in this latest offering from his upcoming reimagining of the classic monster story, that wil leave you feeling as if you have been staked out in the blazing desert sun. The film…

  • The Fuzzies Turn Playtime Into a Bloodsport This May 1st

    The Fuzzies is gearing up to hit Digital on May 1, and itโ€™s coming in hot with felt, foam, and a mean streak a mile wide. Terror Films Releasing is backing the chaos, with Josh Funk and Dustin Vaught steering this thing straight into the fires of childhood Hell. A group of friends reunite at…

  • The Slasher Nurse (2025): A Blood-Soaked B-Movie Blitz

    WARNING: POTENTIAL SPOILERS!!! (So don’t complain that I didn’t tell you) Listen up, you beautiful creeps and midnight movie maniacs. If youโ€™re like me, you spend your nights digging through the digital bargain bins of on-demand services, like Burke and Hare searching for a fresh corpse. Well, Iโ€™ve just emerged from the deep dark depths…

  • The Caretaker Moves in April 10th

    The Caretaker is moving in on Tubi April 10, and and he’s wasting no time turning a families life into a full-blown domestic siege. After a brutal accident leaves Miles paralyzed, his wife does what anyone would do: brings in a live-in aide to help keep things together. At first, everything runs smoothly. Too smoothly.…

  • Hellbound: Hellraiser II (1988) โ€“ The Day Hell Got a Budget and Went Completely Mad

    If the first Hellraiser was a dark, damp chamber piece about a guy hiding under floorboards and discovering that agony is apparently fun, then its 1988 sequel, Hellbound: Hellraiser II, is the heavy-metal sound of the damned. As if someone handed Satan a subscription to Architectural Digest and said, โ€œMake it messy, make it painful,…

  • Maggie Gyllenhaal’s The Bride! Is a Frankenstein’s Monster Itself

    According to the oft-repeated story, Mary Shelley, the author of Frankenstein, wrote it on a dare. In 1816, she joined her lover, Percy, and her friends, Lord Byron and John Palidori, at the Villa Diodati, a mansion near Lake Geneva in Switzerland. There, they each decided to write a separate ghost story. Hers was Frankenstein.…

  • Hive Proves The Kids Aren’t Alright on April 17th

    A new look at Hive is here, and it takes something harmless and twists it into something that feels deeply, aggressively wrong. Starring Xochitl Gomez (Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness) and Aaron Dominguez (Only Murders in the Building), the film follows a tightly wound teenager whose babysitting job goes off the rails when…

  • Dracula AD 1972: Disco, Death & Dust

    For the uninitiated among you, Dracula A.D. 1972 is a film that looks at the gothic horror blueprint, sets it on fire, and then dances around the flames in a crushed velvet blazer while a man named Johnny Alucard tries to convince you heโ€™s cool. This is not your foggy castle Dracula. This is Dracula…