Horror

Chloë Grace Moretz (Let Me In, Carrie) is heading into another nightmare, this time with Piggy director Carlota Pereda. Today we have a first look at Moretz in Found Alive, a survival thriller that will make its world premiere at Sitges on October 8, opening this year’s festival. The photo finds a visibly battered Moretz

You are not the one being chased through the mansion. You are the mansion. Deck of Haunts arrives on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 on October 8 at $19.99, seventeen months after it went up on Steam. Mantis Games built a roguelike deckbuilder around a job horror games

In yet another example of why Netflix is a bane to the film industry, Curry Barker has revealed his hit horror film, Obsession, came way too close to ending up on the streamer instead of landing in theaters. The filmmaker recently sat down on the podcast Q With Tom Power, where he was asked about

You can find anything on YouTube these days. You want to see a vintage toy haul? It’s there. You want to visit the Halloween Horror Nights scare houses but can’t get to Universal Studios? That’s also there. I was flipping through the platform’s content the other day and found a unique horror game show called

Godzilla Minus Zero is the first Godzilla movie to receive an R rating from the MPA, and Takashi Yamazaki wasn’t about to sacrifice essential scenes to avoid it. Speaking to Variety at the sequel’s New York Film Festival premiere, the filmmaker explained that reaching the widest possible audience couldn’t come at the expense of the

Lestat de Lioncourt could be coming to your home, and that might be a threat, a promise, or a dream come true. AMC’s The Vampire Lestat, the third season in the Interview with the Vampire universe, is officially coming to Blu-ray and DVD on November 3, and fans can already pre-order the new season. For

Resident Evil is back, and Sony Pictures and Zach Cregger still have two major markets waiting in the wings. According to Exhibitor Relations, the filmmaker’s reboot has reached an estimated $196 million worldwide in its second weekend, putting it within striking distance of $200 million. The film added $27 million internationally across 65 markets this

Three Evil Dead movies run back to back on HBO on October 3, and the last one is Evil Dead Burn. Sébastien Vaniček’s entry arrives on HBO Max globally the day before, Friday, October 2, twelve weeks after it opened in North American theaters. The linear block starts at 4:45 p.m. ET with Evil Dead

Lestat and Louis; Interview with the VampireCredit: Warner Bros. If you hear “vampires” and “the ‘90s,” two key movies come to mind first. One is Bram Stoker’s Dracula, directed by Francis Ford Coppola. Another is Interview with the Vampire, a film that director Neil Jordan has said was directly inspired by Francis Ford Coppola’s flick.

Simon and Garfunkel used to sing about the “Sound of Silence.” As haunting as that song is, the sentiment doesn’t always work in horror movies. Horror movies have always understood that sometimes the quickest route to terror is through your ears. A shadow moving across a wall might make you nervous, but a floorboard creaking in

Melissa Barrera (pictured above in Scream VI) was unceremoniously fired from the Scream franchise by Spyglass after she stood up for Palestinian civilians in the midst of the Israel-Hamas conflict. And I’m still upset about it. The path that began in Scream (2022) with Barrera’s character Sam Carpenter was an exciting one. The reveal that

Six new movies, four of them Shudder Originals, and a Ghoul Log that has picked up a curse. Shudder’s October schedule front-loads the month hard: The Descent, Insidious, Session 9, Lords of Salem and both Lake Mungo films all arrive on October 1, joining what is already sitting on the service. The same day, the

Shudder has sunk its fangs into Rebekah McKendry‘s (Glorious) vampire movie Sundown, reports Variety. The film follows three generations of women who reunite at a remote cabin to avenge the death of a loved one, only to discover that the man they’ve captured isn’t who he appears to be—and that his family is rapidly closing

Viewers combing the Crystal Lake trailer found a yellow door and built a theory on it: Jason Voorhees as a government project, a Stranger Things Eleven for Camp Blood. Showrunner Brad Caleb Kane says the answer is the 1970s, not a laboratory. All eight episodes of the Friday the 13th prequel land on Peacock on

Not all stories are worth telling… Honestly, kind of an odd tagline, but I’m willing to forgive it, considering the found-footage horror movie Erie looks, well, pretty damn eerie. Ahead of the film’s world premiere at Beyond Fest, we have our first look at the teaser below. In it, characters search for their friend Fred

Jude Law is the third marquee name to walk into Ari Aster’s next picture, and still nobody outside A24 will say what Scapegoat is. Deadline broke the casting on Wednesday, with Law in negotiations to join Scarlett Johansson and Jacob Elordi. His character has not been described, because none of the characters have been. Aster

I guess the gremlins must have seen sunlight, because they’ve crawled back into the dark for a bit. Variety reports that Gremlins 3, which was originally scheduled to release on November 19th, 2027, has been delayed to October 6th, 2028, by Warner Bros. That’s not exciting. None of us want to wait an extra year

Netflix is dropping roughly two dozen horror movies on October 1, and the pile includes Evil Dead and three different Psychos. A handful more titles trickle in over the following two weeks. The October 1 batch is 25 films deep. The headliners are Evil Dead (2013), The Strangers, Friday the 13th, Hush, Split, The Menu, The Sixth Sense and

I’m not going to sit here and pretend like The Pope’s Exorcist was a “great” movie. I’m not usually into exorcism films, for starters. And it’s full of problems. But star Russell Crowe (pictured in the film above) was not one of them. Just thinking of him decked out in his priest gear while riding

SOULM8TE arrives on Hulu on Thursday, October 1, where it will open the service’s Huluween slate. Hulu announced the date Tuesday, and the genre press picked it up the same afternoon. It is the first subscription home the M3GAN spinoff has had, and it caps a release history that took the long way around. The

Physical media is fighting back. A haunted DVD turns movie night into a creature-filled nightmare in Dead Media, the feature debut from writer/director Joseph Scrimshaw, executive produced by Joe Lynch (Suitable Flesh, Mayhem). The trailer introduces Maggie, a troubled young woman settling in for a movie with her two best friends. Their selection? A long-lost

Hulu has released the first trailer for Clown Panic, a feature-length documentary about the creepy clown sightings that spread across the United States in the fall of 2016. The film premieres October 12 as part of the streamer’s Huluween lineup, on Hulu and Hulu on Disney+ in the U.S. and on Disney+ internationally. Deadline debuted

We may not have to wait long to see Jane Levy (Evil Dead) and Jessica Rothe (Happy Death Day) face a new masked killer. According to Jeff Sneider, River is scheduled for release in theaters on January 15, 2027. Sneider shared the news on X, adding that a trailer is expected “sooner rather than later.”

Rumor Only — Not Confirmed This report has not been confirmed by the studio, the filmmakers, or any trade publication. Treat everything below as unverified until it is officially announced. iHorror will update this post the moment that changes. A rumor out of a test screening says Jane Levy may be back as Mia in

Mike Flanagan‘s series adaptation of Stephen King‘s Carrie will soon rise on Prime Video. And that’s the case in the new poster for the eight-episode Original series. The image below features the titular Carrie White (Summer H. Howell) hovering over us, chaos and destruction erupting behind her. It’s a beautiful, almost angelic image that teases

Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil just posted the biggest opening day in the franchise’s history, after a test-screening process that talked him out of some of the jokes. The movie he makes next is not a horror movie at all. Across a run of interviews tied to the release, Cregger has been talking about The Flood,

I told you this thing was going to be fucking huge. Earlier this week, I argued that the projections for Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil were playing it safe. Tracking had it opening to roughly $40–50 million domestically and around $80 million worldwide. My prediction? It would blow past $100 million globally. Sure enough, Sunday’s estimates

Juliet Starling is getting out of the console. Dragami Games used Tokyo Game Show to announce a live-action Lollipop Chainsaw feature film, billed as an R-rated action comedy and a prequel set before the events of the 2012 game. Deadline broke the news. The producing team is international and, notably, not a studio you would

Lock the doors and hide the cigar clippers—it’s time to shine some light on my favorite forgotten superhero, Sam Raimi‘s Darkman! Darkman just celebrated its 36th anniversary and remains a groundbreaking cult classic that revolutionized the superhero genre, earning an underground fan base (myself included) that still rivals any blockbuster today. So when the rumblings of

Paramount has moved Heart Eyes 2 forward. Josh Ruben’s sequel to the 2025 Valentine’s Day slasher now opens February 4, 2028, one week ahead of the February 11 date it had held since the studio slotted it earlier this year. A one-week shift is not usually news. This one is, because of where it lands.