Day: October 24, 2025

Blumhouse to Adapt ‘Something is Killing the Children’ into Feature Film and Animated Series

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Blumhouse has announced this afternoon plans to adapt James Tynion IV and Werther Dell’Edera’s horror comic book phenomenon Something is Killing the Children into both a feature film and an adult animated series. Series co-creator James Tynion IV will shepherd the development of the TV series. Something is Killing the Children was first published by BOOM! Studios in […]

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A Rediscovery of Witches: Uncovering the Hidden Gem ‘Burn Witch, Burn’

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Nothing says fall, especially the Halloween season, quite like a great witch movie. One of the best is the cult film Night of the Eagle (1962), perhaps better known under its American release title, Burn Witch, Burn. Based on one of the seminal horror novels of the twentieth century, the film explores the nature of […]

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Friday, October 24 – These 17 New Horror Movies Released This Week

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Stephen King. Emma Stone. Yorgos Lanthimos. Justin Long. Chris Stuckmann. Maika Monroe. This week’s new horror lineup is packed with big names and exciting titles, from the at-home debut of The Long Walk and Good Boy to the theatrical release of Shelby Oaks and Bugonia. Here’s all the new horror released from October 20 – October […]

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John Carpenter Plans to Release Scrapped ‘Death of a Unicorn’ Score

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A24’s comedy-horror movie Death of a Unicorn was released earlier this year with a very different composer attached than the one initially announced two years ago. The film’s theatrical release features a score by Dan Romer (Luca, Beasts of No Nation) and Giousuè Greco (“Welcome to Wrexham,” Dìdi), but a recent interview with the LA Times reveals […]

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Blurred Genre Lines: A Guide to NEON’s Genre-Bending Films

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There’s no one way to define a horror movie. Because fear is a uniquely subjective and individualized experience, disparate viewers find terror in a variety of tales, themes, and topics. CEO and co-founder of NEON Rated, LLC, Tom Quinn has built an empire on pursuing films not targeted to specific genre fans. Following the production […]

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Anatomy of a Scare: The Terrifying Scene from Netflix’s ‘Marianne’ We Can’t Stop Thinking About

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One of the scariest titles haunting Netflix’s streaming library isn’t a movie, but a French TV series that was canceled after one season. Before Cobweb, director Samuel Bodin delivered pure nightmare fuel with the ultra-creepy French series Marianne. Marianne followed successful author Emma Larsimon (Victoire Du Bois) as she’s forced to return home to confront […]

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Skeet Ulrich, Alicia Witt, and More Join Gen X Satirical Slasher ‘The Big Kill’

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The Curse of Bridge Hollow scribe Todd Berger is carving up Gen X satirical slasher The Big Kill, and THR reports that it’s found its stars. Scream stalwart Skeet Ulrich, Alicia Witt (Longlegs, Urban Legend), and Pete Holmes (Woman of the Hour) will star in the film, which is said to pay tribute to Gen […]

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“Whispers in the Woods” DLC for ‘Pacific Drive’ Out Now; Xbox Series Release Also Now Available [Trailer]

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Last month, Ironwood Studios revealed their brand-new DLC for Pacific Drive in “Whispers in the Woods”, but no release date. Well, that’s because the DLC is available now on Steam, the Epic Games Store and the PlayStation 5, along with a brand-new release of Pacific Drive on the Xbox Series and Xbox Game Pass. Announced […]

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‘The Elixir’ Review – Netflix’s Zombie Movie From Kimo Stamboel Takes Kitchen Sink Approach

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The best thing about The Elixir is its determination to hold almost nothing back. The new Netflix original zombie film from Indonesian horror mainstay Kimo Stamboel (The Queen of Black Magic) is well aware that it’s playing in a well-trodden subgenre, and to its credit, it never tries to reinvent the wheel of zombie cinema. […]

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‘Child’s Play 2’ Actress Christine Elise on Chucky’s Future: “Chucky Always Comes Back” [Exclusive]

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Christine Elise knows better than most that Chucky can never die. The actress played fan favorite Kyle in Child’s Play 2, a role she briefly reprised in the post-credits scene of Cult Chucky before returning in the “Chucky” TV series. While the show was cancelled after three seasons last year, Elise is confident we haven’t […]

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Looking Back on Tim Burton’s Spooky Superhero Cartoon ‘The World of Stainboy’

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  Though he’s best known for introducing goth aesthetics to suburbia (as well as making mainstream audiences take Batman seriously again), Tim Burton got his start in the industry as an apprentice animator recruited by Disney right out of CalArts. Naturally, it was only a matter of time before Burton’s peculiar style and penchant for […]

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10 Horror Movies Streaming on Prime Video to Put on Your Halloween Watchlists

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It’s the final full weekend before Halloween, which means it’s time to lock in those marathon playlists for Halloween preparations and gatherings. Prime Video has no shortage of horror available, of course, and has also curated a Halloween hub to make narrowing down your selections even easier. There’s a wealth of deep cuts and Halloween […]

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‘So Weird’: Revisiting Disney Channel’s Gateway Horror Series Now on Streaming

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The Disney Channel series So Weird (1999–2001) was “gateway horror“ for its many young viewers—a diluted taste of the horror genre before moving on to the full-strength stuff. Yet, looking back, bizarre phenomena and things that go bump in the night weren’t what set So Weird apart from its contemporaries and successors. The difference-maker was […]

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Gory Erotic Thriller ‘Bone Lake’ Is Now on Digital

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You better have a safe word, because Bone Lake is now available on Digital for rent ($14.99) or purchase ($19.99) via Bleecker Street. In the gory and darkly comedic erotic thriller, a couple’s romantic vacation at a secluded lakeside estate is upended when they are forced to share the mansion with a mysterious and attractive couple. The […]

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‘Good Boy,’ Haunted House Movie from Dog’s POV, Is Now on Digital

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Good Boy, the haunted house movie told from the perspective of a dog, is now available on Digital for rent ($9.99) or purchase ($19.99). In the film, a loyal dog moves to a rural family home with his owner Todd, only to discover supernatural forces lurking in the shadows. As dark entities threaten his human […]

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