Horror

SCREAMBOX has revealed the new films that are joining the Bloody Disgusting-powered horror streaming service in March, including Art Attack! The Dissection of Terrifier 3, Cannibal Comedian, and Uncontained. Cannibal Comedian will knock ’em dead on March 4 exclusively on SCREAMBOX. The horror-comedy features The Texas Chain Saw Massacre alumni Edwin Neal and Allen Danziger.

Joe Dante’s late ’80s dark comedy favorite The ‘Burbs is getting a TV series adaptation from streamer Peacock, and Variety brings us the latest casting news this afternoon. Haley Joel Osment (Blink Twice), RJ Cyler (The Harder They Fall), Justin Kirk (“Weeds”), Kyrie McAlpin (Cheaper by the Dozen), Danielle Kennedy (“Narcos”), and Randy Oglesby (“For All

Killer Collectibles highlights five of the most exciting new horror products announced each and every week, from toys and apparel to artwork, records, and much more. Here are the coolest horror collectibles unveiled this week! Nosferatu & The Shining Decorations by One Man Riet Nosferatu‘s Count Orlok and The Shining‘s Jack Torrance into retro-style “honeycomb

“Jessica Jones” star Krysten Ritter has joined the cast of “Dexter: Resurrection.” Deadline reports that she’ll recur as Mia Lapierre, a renowned sommelier who may be hiding a serial killer secret. Currently in production in New York City, the continuation of “Dexter: New Blood” is expected to premiere this summer on Paramount+ with Showtime. Michael

Get ready for the “nyandemic“: A new trailer has arrived for the animated post-apocalyptic comedy series Nyaight of the Living Cat from Executive Director Takashi Miike (Lumberjack the Monster, Audition) in celebration of Cat Day in Japan this past Caturday. The anime series will begin streaming this July only on Crunchyroll worldwide excluding Asia. Sony Pictures Entertainment

David Howard Thornton (Art the Clown in the Terrifier movies) shrinks down to the size of a mouse to play public domain icon Steamboat Willie in the horror movie Screamboat, which has received an official trailer this afternoon along with a theatrical release date. Screamboat will be released only in theaters on April 2, 2025

Trigger Happy Interactive and publisher Apogee Entertainment have announced that their Doom II mod turned full Survival Horror shooter title Total Chaos will launch July 24 on PC via Steam. In addition, there will be a special VR edition included with the base game. Currently, you can check out the new demo during Steam Next Fest

Lifetime films tend to focus on standard narratives and characters: typically female, often slightly ridiculous or salacious, and usually drama that occurs in the domestic sphere (infidelity, kidnapping, corruption, and – of course – murder). With Murder at the Lighthouse, writer Shawn Riopelle tackles a quintessentially Lifetime subject – domestic abuse – albeit in an

Sometimes a film’s visuals are so visceral that they overpower your eyes entirely, pulling you in and setting your other senses ablaze. The putrid smell of rancid flesh stings your nostrils as you become acquainted with the Sawyer family homestead; your teeth chatter as MacReady and Childs stare each other down in the unforgiving Antarctic

While the average anthology series doesn’t require a proper conclusion to tie up loose ends, it only seemed fitting for the third and most recent revival of The Twilight Zone to seek some sense of finality. After all, the 2019 take never shied away from acknowledging its progenitor, directly or otherwise, and that reverence became

Apple TV+’s “Cape Fear“ series adaptation has just added another familiar face to its cast. Variety reports that The Conjuring and Insidious franchise stalwart Patrick Wilson has joined the series. The 10-episode series hails from “Channel Zero“ creator  Nick Antosca, who serves as showrunner, writer, and executive producer. The official logline reads, “A storm is

You’re Next is out today on SteelBook 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray exclusively from Lionsgate Limited, and director Adam Wingard and writer Simon Barrett discuss the unmade sequel to the 2011 home invasion slasher in a new commentary track. “Originally, [the Lamb Mask killer] got decapitated in the script with his hand pinned to his

WARNING: The following contains major spoilers for The Monkey. For decades, horror fans have associated Stephen King with monsters. Whether a sinister clown lurking in sewers, a rabid dog patrolling the yard, or a toddler somehow brought back from the dead, King’s creatures practically leap off the page becoming cultural figures unto themselves. But loyal

The Alien franchise is heading to the small screen for the very first time with FX’s highly anticipated “Alien: Earth,” and that anticipation is only going to grow with the launch of three immersive experiences leading up to the Summer 2025 premiere, starting with SXSW. “Alien: Earth” is expected to premiere this summer, but on March

Delroy Lindo may be battling with vampires this April in Sinners, but the veteran actor is already gearing up to take on Titans in Legendary’s MonsterVerse. Lindo has officially signed on to the newest Godzilla x King sequel. Warner Bros. will release the new Monsterverse movie in theaters on March 26, 2027. Lindo joins the previously

A vengeful sex bot, a murderous monkey toy, and a blood-sucking icon lead this week’s lineup of new horror movie releases, and they’re joined by a twisted perversion of a pop culture icon. Here’s all the new horror that released February 17 – February 21, 2025! For daily reminders about new horror releases, be sure to

Presented by Neon’s The Monkey, Bloody Disgusting is celebrating this weekend’s release of Osgood Perkins’ highly anticipated horror with Stephen King Week. Yesterday, Luiz H.C. provided us with a ranking of King’s made-for-TV originals. Today, Rachel Reeves closes out the week by looking ahead at more short stories to tear from the page and put on the

Mixing Lovecraftian horror with turn-based tactical sci-fi action, Konafa Games and publisher No More Robots have released the demo for their cosmic horror deckbuilder Starless Abyss. “Since the beta, we’ve been working hard behind-the-scenes implementing your feedback, fixing pesky bugs, and adding quality of life improvements, so now you can give the demo a play

“The monkey that likes killing our family is back.” Anyone familiar with Stephen King’s massive body of work knows that no character is safe and anyone can die. In fact, the Master of Horror specializes in deaths that run the gamut from subtle and poignant to outlandish and cruel. Though Constant Readers are often devastated

Presented by Neon’s The Monkey, Bloody Disgusting is celebrating this weekend’s release of Osgood Perkins’ highly anticipated horror with Stephen King Week. Yesterday, Jenn Addams looked at the most bizarre deaths in Stephen King’s work, and today, Luiz H.C. provides us with a ranking of King’s made-for-TV originals. You can’t be crowned the King of Horror

Phantasm franchise star Reggie Bannister is entering home hospice care, and he’d like to hear from you. As anyone who ever met him at a convention or worked with him on a movie can attest, Bannister is a remarkably kind man who is truly grateful for his “phans.” In his time of need, fans are

“The monkey that likes killing our family is back.” Anyone familiar with Stephen King’s massive body of work knows that no character is safe and anyone can die. In fact, the Master of Horror specializes in deaths that run the gamut from subtle and poignant to outlandish and cruel. Though Constant Readers are often devastated

A vengeful sex bot, a murderous monkey toy, and a blood-sucking icon lead this week’s lineup of new horror movie releases, and they’re joined by a twisted perversion of a pop culture icon. Here’s all the new horror that released February 17 – February 21, 2025! For daily reminders about new horror releases, be sure to

Presented by Neon’s The Monkey, Bloody Disgusting is celebrating this Friday’s release of Osgood Perkins’ highly anticipated horror with Stephen King Week. Yesterday, Luiz H. C. catalogues his cursed objects. and today, Rachel Reeves dusts off other adaptations from King’s Skeleton Crew. For some, it was Michael J. Fox holding a copy of Skeleton Crew for his

One year after ABC’s juggernaut adaptation of Stephen King’s The Stand, the network hoped to reap similar success from a lesser-known King property: The Langoliers. In May of 1995, horror titan Tom Holland unleashed his take on the sci-fi oddity across two nights. The television event was a ratings success, but critics savaged it as “dull” with

Developer Peanut Button is venturing into the old-school point-and-click adventure realm with their newly-announced title, Riddlewood Manor. Available to wishlist now on Steam, this “whimsical horror” title combines a rich story, intricate puzzles, and escape room-inspired challenges. You’re on a mission to exorcise the eponymous mansion, formerly home to William, Margaret, and their daughter, Emily,

Edward Furlong helped save humanity in Terminator 2: Judgment Day, and now he has to do it again in Unspeakable: Beyond the Wall of Sleep. Based on H.P. Lovecraft‘s 1919 short story “Beyond the Wall of Sleep,” the cosmic horror film hits VOD on March 4 from Breaking Glass Pictures. It’s the third Lovecraft adaptation

Edward Furlong helped save humanity in Terminator 2: Judgment Day, and now he has to do it again in Unspeakable: Beyond the Wall of Sleep. Based on H.P. Lovecraft‘s 1919 short story “Beyond the Wall of Sleep,” the cosmic horror film hits VOD on March 4 from Breaking Glass Pictures. It’s the third Lovecraft adaptation

CultureFly is celebrating Gremlins‘ 40th anniversary with a figure created by original Madballs designer James Groman. Standing 12″ tall, the stylized soft vinyl Stripe toy holds a smaller Gizmo plush as well as a dart accessory. Groman’s detailed sculpt showcases the menacing monster’s razor-sharp claws, devilish grin, and signature white mohawk. The piece is limited

When I first read the news that one of my favorite modern directors, Osgood Perkins (Longlegs, The Blackcoat’s Daughter), would be directing The Monkey, the article was accompanied by a familiar image: a toy monkey with a cracked-out face, banging two cymbals together. My brain immediately went to George A. Romero’s underappreciated 1988 film, Monkey