Worryingly prescient with its commentary yet entertaining with its central mystery, this is an exciting indie find.

Deborah Ann Woll stars in an initially intriguing, yet ultimately disjointed mystery thriller.

An insane blend of arthouse and gore-fest featuring some of the craziest, most brutal, and most inventive practical kills ever brought to screen.

By George & Josh Bate Everyone wants to think that, when they help or offer support to loved ones, it comes from a deeply selfish, even altruistic, place. But what happens when the steps we take to care for one

Maika Monroe affirms her status as a modern day Scream Queen

Mike Flanagan cleverly reinvents Stephen King’s classic novel and effectively brings it into 2026.

A Fargo-esque indie horror film from one of genre’s most prolific filmmaking collectives.

Mike P. Nelson directs a more serious giant snake movie.

Linda Cardellini plays Pamela Voorhees in this Friday the 13th prequel series.

Zach Cregger returns for a faithful Resident Evil adaptation that miscalculates its tone.

A meticulously crafted love letters to Hammer horror movies of old

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

Eli Roth marks his 10th directorial effort with a deliciously sadistic and hilariously brutal horror flick.

Whodunnit, supernatural J-horror, slasher, and folk-horror are blended together in this intriguing, unsettling Fantasia premiere.

A Master of J-horror disappoints with his newest film.

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

Christmas horror and zombie movie are mashed up in this Fantasia 2026 premiere.

This Fantasia 2026 premiere would make David Lynch proud.

An Indigenous-led psychological horror movie makes its world premiere at Fantasia 2026.

The most original slasher movie since Scream

The disappearance of the Roanoke colony serves as the basis for this supernatural horror film

The weakest installment of the Evil Dead franchise should burn