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‘Dog of God’ – Rotoscoped Medieval Horror Movie Acquired for 2026 Release

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Cartuna has acquired North American distribution rights to Dog of God, an animated horror-fantasy and Latvia’s 2026 Oscar submission. Dog of God will release in theaters in 2026. The hallucinogenic film is set in “a 17th-century Livonian village, where religious fervor, accusation, and otherworldly phenomena converge. The film follows villagers as a missing relic, whispered witchcraft, […]

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M. Night Shyamalan, Nicholas Sparks Talk ‘Remain’ Novel & Film: “They’re Like Fraternal Twins”

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Nicholas Sparks and M. Night Shyamalan published their novel Remain today, and they discuss the unique collaboration on both the book and the forthcoming film in the brief video below. After conceiving the story together, the creatives independently wrote writing the screenplay and novel based on the same concept and characters but tailored to their respective mediums. […]

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Focus Features Acquires Curry Barker’s ‘Obsession’ for 2026 Theatrical Release

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Milk & Serial filmmaker Curry Barker ignited a bidding war over his latest, Obsession, at the Toronto International Film Festival. Focus Features has officially acquired the film for theatrical release. Focus Features has acquired worldwide rights and will release Obsession in 2026.  In the film, “After breaking the mysterious ‘One Wish Willow’ to win his crush’s […]

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‘The Death Artist’ – Anthony Michael Hall Was No Dick Miller in This 1990s ‘Bucket of Blood’ Remake

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Graciously, Bloody Disgusting has allowed me to write over 40 entries for my “Revenge of the Remakes” column. I’ve hit plenty of popular franchises and mainstream renovations, but as of late, I’ve veered into more obscure territories. That’s where the fun begins, frankly. As this series’ author and a hardcore genre fan, I’ve recently challenged […]

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James Wan Praises ‘Keeper’ as “Terrifying” on New Poster

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Modern master of horror James Wan hails Keeper as “a terrifying, ghostly descent into madness” on the new poster below. The latest dark trip from director Osgood Perkins opens in theaters on November 14 from Neon. Tatiana Maslany (“Orphan Black”) and Rossif Sutherland (Possessor) star. It follows a couple as they escape for a romantic anniversary weekend at a […]

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‘Send Help’ Trailer – Sam Raimi & Writers of ‘Freddy vs. Jason’ Team for Dark Comedy Survival Movie

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They’re not in the office anymore. And no help is coming. Director Sam Raimi (The Evil Dead, Drag Me to Hell) is back early next year with the darkly comedic psychological thriller Send Help, and 20th Century Studios has unleashed the official trailer today. Watch below! While not a straight up horror movie in the […]

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‘Other’ Offers Taut Techno-Paranoia from ‘MadS’ Director That Showcases A Scary Schism Of Self [Review]

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“You are beautiful.” Generational trauma is nothing new for horror, but it’s gradually become one of modern horror’s most popular ingredients. Horror inherently holds a twisted mirror up to society, and so it makes a lot of sense that its current era is so steeped in generational trauma, the sins of the past, and how […]

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Jessica Rothe Loses Her Grip on Reality and Memory in ‘Affection’ Teaser [Exclusive]

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Happy Death Day star Jessica Rothe loses her grip on reality and her memory in our exclusive new teaser for sci-fi horror thriller Affection. Affection made its world premiere at ScreamFest last week and heads to Brooklyn Horror Film Festival this weekend, on October 18.  In the new teaser below, Rothe plays a mother whose memory resets with seizures, […]

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10 Erotic Horror Movies to Watch After Seeing ‘Bone Lake’

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Horror movies like Mercedes Bryce Morgan’s Bone Lake serve as good reminders that the genre has always and will forever be erotic. In the right hands, sex and seduction become intertwined with horror, often a metaphor or a driving narrative device. Most erotic horror movies pull you in with the promise of the dangerous, the […]

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‘Black Phone 2’ Draws from Dante’s Inferno For Icy Sequel That Puts Horror Forward [Interview]

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Returning director Scott Derrickson (Sinister, V/H/S/85) and co-writer C. Robert Cargill didn’t plan to make sequel Black Phone 2 unless a great idea came along that excited them. That’s when author Joe Hill called. “He just said, ‘A phone rings, Finney answers, and it’s The Grabber calling from hell,’” Cargill tells Bloody Disgusting. That was the spark that […]

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‘The Occupant of the Room’ Teaser – Kier-La Janisse’s Narrative Debut to Premiere at Sitges [Exclusive]

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We have an exclusive first look at the haunting teaser for The Occupant of the Room ahead of its world premiere tomorrow at Sitges Film Festival. The 31-minute short marks the narrative debut of Kier-La Janisse, director of Woodlands Dark and Days Bewitched: A History of Folk Horror and author of House of Psychotic Women. Inspired by […]

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‘Last Stop: Rocafort St.’ Trailer – Spanish Subway Horror Hits VOD Next Week

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During the work week in Barcelona, 1.3 million passengers a day travel along the 76 miles of the metro. Some never see the light of day again, and the rest don’t want to know… The dark legend emerges in the trailer for Last Stop: Rocafort St, coming to VOD on October 24 via Film Movement. The […]

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Just How Limited Is the ‘Frankenstein’ Theatrical Release? List of Locations Now Available

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Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein arrives in theaters October 17 before the Netflix premiere on November 7, but the catch there is that it’s only coming to “select theaters.” What exactly does that mean? How many theaters will Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein actually be releasing in this weekend? And are any of them located anywhere near […]

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Rachel McAdams & Dylan O’Brien Are Stranded in First Images from Sam Raimi’s ‘Send Help’

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EW has revealed the first look at Rachel McAdams (Doctor Strange) and Dylan O’Brien (The Maze Runner) as Linda Liddle and Bradley Preston in Send Help. Directed by master of horror Sam Raimi, the darkly comedic survival thriller opens on January 30, 2026 from 20th Century Studios. “I found the two lead characters, Linda and Bradley, to be complex, […]

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‘The Strangers: Chapter 2’ Came Home to Digital Outlets Today

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After flopping at the box office with just $15.9 million worldwide in total, Renny Harlin’s The Strangers: Chapter 2 has now been unceremoniously dumped onto Digital at home. You can rent The Strangers: Chapter 2 on Digital at home for $19.99 or digitally purchase the film for $24.99. The physical media release will follow in […]

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