Category: Film


  • Halloween III: Season of the Witch (1982) – The Cocaine Fueled Fever Dream We Deserve

    Forget the guy in the spray-painted William Shatner mask. Forget the heavy breathing in the bushes and the repetitive piano tinkling that sounds like a cat walking across a keyboard. In 1982, Tommy Lee Wallace, Debra Hill, and John Carpenter looked at the most successful slasher franchise in history and said, “You know what people…

  • Demo[N] (2024): Click Here to Die

    If youโ€™ve spent any significant portion of your life lurking in the windowless basements of the internet; the kind of places where the links are blue, the UI is 1998-era grey, and the ‘Terms of Service’ are written in what looks like blood, then Demo[N] is going to feel like a personal attack. Itโ€™s a…

  • Mฤrama Brings Blood and Reckoning April 17th

    A new trailer for Mฤrama has surfaced, and this isnโ€™t your polite, candlelit gothic, itโ€™s a story that drags its past into the light and dares it to bleed. Marking the feature debut of Mฤori writer-director Taratoa Stappard, the film follows a young Mฤori woman pulled from New Zealand to Victorian England, where the truth…

  • Basic Psych Hits Digital April 21th

    Filmhub is unleashing Basic Psych onto digital platforms April 21, and if you thought opening up to your therapist was stressful, this oneโ€™s about to make you reconsider everything. Directed by Melissa Martin and starring two-time Tony winner Michael Cerveris alongside David Conrad (The Ghost Whisperer), the film dives straight into the kind of nightmare…

  • Loner Streams Free April 24th on Found TV

    An exclusive trailer for Loner has crept out of the woods, and itโ€™s got that familiar found footage promise: one person, one camera, and a decemt into madness that may only be imagined, but more than likely isn’t. The film follows survival vlogger Angus Mattock, who heads into a remote wilderness retreat to film some…

  • Crimzon Harvest Awakens a Killer Scarecrow

    If youโ€™ve ever looked at a scarecrow and thought, โ€œyeah, that thingโ€™s definitely watching me,โ€ Crimzon Harvest is about to validate that feeling. Stacked with genre heavy-hitters like Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp), Robert Mukes (House of 1000 Corpses), and Lew Temple (The Devilโ€™s Rejects), this meta-slasher is aiming for a late summer release, and itโ€™s…

  • Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives โ€“ The Lightning Fueled Zombie Slasher

    Weโ€™ve all had those mornings. You wake up, the coffee is bitter, your joints are creaking like a rusted gate, and you suddenly realize that the only way to find closure for your childhood trauma is to dig up the corpse of the supernatural serial killer who haunted your dreams and shove a metal fence…

  • Saturnalia Hits Digital April 24th With Murder on the Curriculum

    A new trailer for Saturnalia has arrived, and itโ€™s basically dipped head-to-toe in 1970s Italian giallo goodness; bright colours, bad vibes, and the strong possibility that nobody in this school is making it to graduation. Set in 1979, the film follows Miriam Basconi, a young woman shipped off to a prestigious academy after her parents…

  • Long Time Listener Makes the Call on April 2nd

    The new trailer for Long Time Listener is live, and itโ€™s taking the whole ‘thanks for tuning in’ vibe and carving it into bite-sized chunks. Death is officially on the air, and someone out there isnโ€™t just a fan; theyโ€™re ready to participate. Directed and starring Danielle Nicolet (The Flash), making her debut in the…

  • A Thousand Cuts Slices Its Way Onto VOD This March

    A trailer has dropped for A Thousand Cuts, and it looks like someone took a true crime special, spiked it with dark comedy, and then locked it in a room with a couple whose relationship is already hanging by a thread. Spoiler: the thread does not survive. Written and directed by Jake Horowitz, the film…