Horror Necronomicon

TIFF 2026 ScreenRant REVIEW: River
By George Bate Check out my review of River over at ScreenRant here.

Fantastic Fest 2026 Curtain Raiser: 15 Most Anticipated Movies of the Austin Genre Festival
Fantastic Fest returns to Austin from September 17 to September 24, 2026.

10 Predictions for Fantastic Fest 2026 Secret Screenings
In the recently announced schedule for Fantastic Fest 2026, two Secret Screenings were announced.

Under the Radar REVIEW: Buddy
Check out my review of the new horror movie Buddy at Under the Radar.

REVIEW: Colony
The director of ‘Train to Busan’ returns for another inventive zombie movie.

‘Insidious: Out of the Further’ Ending Explained
The sixth ‘Insidious’ movie is now in theaters.

Film Obsessive REVIEW: Insidious: Out of the Further
By George Bate Check out my review of Insidious: Out of the Further on Film Obsessive here.

ScreenRant REVIEW: Insidious: Out of the Further
Check out my review of Insidious: Out of the Further on ScreenRant.

Fantastic Fest 2026 Lineup Revealed
Resident Evil, Victorian Psycho, and Carrie are among the projects screening at this year’s Fantastic Fest.

REVIEW: Ice Cream Man
Eli Roth marks his 10th directorial effort with a deliciously sadistic and hilariously brutal horror flick.

FANTASIA 2026 REVIEW: Village of Eight Gravestones
Whodunnit, supernatural J-horror, slasher, and folk-horror are blended together in this intriguing, unsettling Fantasia premiere.

FANTASIA 2026 REVIEW: The Mouths
A Master of J-horror disappoints with his newest film.

REVIEW: Her Private Hell
Sophie Thatcher tells the audience what’s up when she says, “This movie’s gonna be hell” early on.

FANTASIA 2026 REVIEW: Unholy Night
Christmas horror and zombie movie are mashed up in this Fantasia 2026 premiere.

FANTASIA 2026 REVIEW: Home Bodies
This Fantasia 2026 premiere would make David Lynch proud.

FANTASIA 2026 REVIEW: Ancestral Beasts
An Indigenous-led psychological horror movie makes its world premiere at Fantasia 2026.

REVIEW: Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma
The most original slasher movie since Scream

REVIEW: The Town That Takes
The disappearance of the Roanoke colony serves as the basis for this supernatural horror film

REVIEW: Evil Dead Burn
The weakest installment of the Evil Dead franchise should burn

Fantasia International Film Festival 2026 Preview
North America’s largest genre festival celebrates its 30th anniversary this year

ScreenAnarchy REVIEW: Lockbox
Check out our review of the new horror movie Lockbox at ScreenAnarchy

‘Obsession’ Digital and Physical Media Release and Bonus Features Revealed
This is what you wished for….

DANCES WITH FILMS 2026 REVIEW: Muffled
A blend of faux true crime documentary with found footage horror that does more right than wrong

ScreenAnarchy REVIEW: The Voices of Mother
Check out our review of Shudder’s The Voices of Mother over at ScreenAnarchy

BRWC REVIEW: Camp
By George & Josh Bate Check out our review of Camp over at Rotten Tomatoes-certified outlet BRWC here.

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: ‘Chum’ Director Jonathan Zuck and Producer Eamon O’Rourke Put a Spin on the Shark Attack Genre
Sharks and serial killers make for a deadly combination

ScreenAnarchy REVIEW: Chum
Check out our review of the new shark horror movie Chum over at ScreenAnarchy

ScreenAnarchy REVIEW: Pitfall
By George & Josh Bate Check out our review of the new survival slasher movie Pitfall over at Rotten Tomatoes-certified outlet ScreenAnarchy here.

CHICAGO CRITICS FILM FESTIVAL 2026 REVIEW: Leviticus
By George & Josh Bate Most people can remember and even viscerally feel the anxiety and vulnerability that accompanied their clumsy first kiss or awkward confession of a long-held crush. In his feature directorial debut Leviticus, Adrian Chiarella elevates these

Under the Radar REVIEW: Hokum
Read our review of Hokum over at Under the Radar

REVIEW: Deep Water
The director of the best shark movie since ‘Jaws’ sinks to the bottom of the ocean with this flawed thriller

REVIEW: Lee Cronin’s The Mummy
More in common with ‘The Exorcist’ than ‘The Mummy’

Zach Cregger Avoids “Narrative Acrobatics” in CinemaCon Reveal of ‘Resident Evil’
The ‘Weapons’ director brings “the gold standard of survival horror” to the big screen

Film Obsessive REVIEW: Hunting Matthew Nichols
Read our full review of Hunting Matthew Nichols over at Film Obsessive

ScreenAnarchy REVIEW: The Yeti
Check out our review of The Yeti over at ScreenAnarchy
