The ghosts of Christmas casting have been busy. According to Deadline, Daisy Ridley and Rupert Grint are the latest high-profile additions to Paramount Pictures’ upcoming Ebenezer: A Christmas Carol, a fast-tracked adaptation of Charles Dickens’ immortal tale scheduled for theatrical release on November 13, 2026. And with each new announcement, it becomes increasingly clear that…
If you needed confirmation that the end of the world is still very much in fashion, the newly released trailer for Worldbreaker has you covered. Aura Entertainment has unveiled the first proper look at the apocalyptic sci-fi action thriller, and it wastes absolutely no time reminding us that when reality collapses, it tends to do…
Some killers stalk summer camps. Some haunt dreams. Some wear masks and refuse to stay dead.And then there is M.A.R.K. 13 — a self-repairing death machine built from scrap metal, military paranoia, and the creeping realisation that technology does not like us very much. With its induction into the Second Class tier of the Hall…
Arrow Video has officially announced its March 2026 releases, and for horror fans, there’s one title that immediately rises from the grave and sinks its teeth in first. Tobe Hooper’s Salem’s Lot is coming to Limited Edition 4K UHD, finally giving Stephen King’s vampire mini-series the lavish physical media treatment it has long deserved. And…
If you were watching IT: Welcome to Derry this month and didn’t immediately think,“NECA are absolutely going to make a figure out of this mess,”then frankly you have not been paying attention to how NECA has operated for the last two decades. When Pennywise ends a season soaked head to toe in blood, NECA hears…
The town of Derry, Maine has always harbored something rotten underneath its surface, and HBO’s It: Welcome to Derry dives deeper into that darkness than ever before. Acting as a prequel to the Andy Muschietti-directed films It and It: Chapter Two, this series explores not just the origins of Pennywise the Dancing Clown, but also…
If you have ever wondered what would happen if someone looked at Wes Craven’s The Last House on the Left and said “this is good, but what if it had more trains, more Christmas vibes, and absolutely no restraint whatsoever,” then Night Train Murders is your unfortunate answer. Released in 1975 and directed by Aldo…
Steven Spielberg is no stranger to looking toward the stars and wondering what might be staring back. This week, Universal Pictures unveiled the first teaser trailer for Disclosure Day, the legendary director’s latest foray into science fiction and a return to the subject matter that helped define his early career. The film will open theatrically…
The ocean has always been cinema’s most reliable nightmare generator. You can’t reason with it, you can’t outrun it, and it absolutely does not care about your character arc. Now Lionsgate is adding another entry to the long tradition of aquatic terror with the newly released trailer for Killer Whale, a survival horror film set…
There are many villains who hate people. There are villains who hate society. There are even villains who hate holidays in general. Giles Harrison is something far more specific and far more British. He does not hate Christmas itself. He hates Santa Claus. Or more accurately, he hates anyone who dares to put on the…