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Return to Silent Hill: The Foggy Nightmare Returns!

Return to Silent Hill, a 2026 supernatural psychological horror film produced by Victor Hadida’s Davis Films and written and directed by Christophe Gans, marks a long-awaited return to the fog-shrouded nightmare town that captivated gamers and horror fans alike.

Luc Besson’s Dracula Review: A Lavish Gothic Romance Carried by Caleb Landry Jones

Luc Besson’s Dracula (also known as 'Dracula: A Love Tale' in some markets) is a 2025/2026 English-language French Gothic romantic fantasy that reimagines Bram Stoker’s classic through a heavily stylized, romance-forward lens. Directed and written by Besson, it stars Caleb Landry Jones as the immortal Count, Christoph Waltz as a relentless priestly hunter, Zoë Bleu as the reincarnated love interest (Elisabeta/Mina), and supporting turns from Matilda De Angelis and others. The film runs about 130 minutes and blends medieval origins with 19th-century settings.

The Carpenter’s Son Review: Nicolas Cage’s Ambitious, Flawed Biblical Horror

"The Carpenter's Son" (2025) is a supernatural thriller-horror film written and directed by Lotfy Nathan that offers a bold, provocative reimagining of the lost years of Jesus as a teenage boy living in Roman-era Egypt. Loosely inspired by the apocryphal Infancy Gospel of Thomas, the story centers on a family in hiding including the Carpenter (Nicolas Cage as Joseph), the Mother (FKA Twigs as Mary), and their son known simply as the Boy (Noah Jupe). They navigate constant danger while grappling with the Boy’s emerging and often uncontrollable divine powers amid demonic temptations and family tensions.

V/H/S Halloween Review: A Found-Footage Nightmare Wrapped in October Atmosphere

V/H/S/Halloween is the eighth installment in the long-running found-footage horror anthology franchise, released on Shudder on October 3, 2025, following its premiere at Fantastic Fest. Directed by a mix of returning talents and newcomers including Bryan M. Ferguson, Anna Zlokovic, Paco Plaza, Casper Kelly, Alex Ross Perry, and Micheline Pitt-Norman with R.H. Norman it runs about 115 minutes and leans hard into Halloween-themed terror.

The Boogeyman DVD Review – Stephen King's Shadow Monster Hits Home

Not too long ago I snagged the last copy of "The Boogeyman" on DVD from Amazon, which immediately made me wonder if the scarcity was because this 2023 Stephen King adaptation was either a hidden gem, in short print, or a total disaster that people were either hoarding or avoiding, altogether.

The film, directed by Rob Savage, draws inspiration from Stephen King's 1973 short story of the same name (from the "Night Shift" collection), expanding the brief, chilling tale of a monstrous entity into a full feature-length story. It centers on a family grappling with profound grief after a tragic loss, only to find their pain attracting something far more sinister.

Twisted Ties: "Together" Fuses Body Horror and Relationship Hell in a Gnarly Debut

The horror movie Together (2025) received its physical release through Neon (via Decal Releasing), the studio that distributed the film theatrically in the US and handled its home media rollout on formats like 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, and DVD. Directed by Michael Shanks in his impressive feature-length debut, the film is a supernatural body horror indie that cleverly literalizes the strains of a long-term relationship.

Keeper (2026 Blu-ray): Osgood Perkins' Slow-Burn Folk Horror – Atmospheric Dread or Tedious Slog?

Keeper (2025, released on physical media in 2026) is a folk horror film from acclaimed director Osgood Perkins (known for Longlegs and The Monkey), produced and distributed by NEON (with home video via Decal Releasing). The movie stars Tatiana Maslany (Orphan Black) as Liz, a free-spirited artist and painter, alongside Rossif Sutherland (Possessor) as Malcolm, a doctor and her boyfriend of about a year. Supporting roles include Birkett Turton, Tess Degenstein, and others in smaller capacities.

28 Years Later (Blu-ray) | REVIEW | Blurring The Lines Between Monster And Man

"28 Years Later," produced by Danny Boyle and Alex Garland and distributed by Columbia Pictures under Sony, serves as the third chapter in the gripping zombie apocalypse saga that kicked off with "28 Days Later" back in 2002 and followed up with "28 Weeks Later" in 2007.

This installment jumps forward nearly three decades after the Rage Virus first ravaged society, centering on a tight-knit band of survivors who've carved out a fragile existence on a remote island. The tension escalates when a member of the group embarks on a perilous journey to the mainland, unearthing twisted evolutions in both the infected hordes and the scattered remnants of humanity.

Sinners (2025) | A Bloody, Soulful Triumph

Sinners, directed by Ryan Coogler, is a bold, genre-defying vampire film set in 1932 Clarksdale, Mississippi, that blends Southern Gothic horror, historical drama, and musical elements into a bloody, soulful cinematic experience. The film follows twin brothers Smoke and Stack (both played by Michael B. Jordan), former gangsters who return to their hometown to open a juke joint, only to confront a supernatural evil led by the sinister Irish vampire Remmick (Jack O’Connell). With a stellar ensemble cast and a pulsating soundtrack, Sinners is an ambitious, visually striking film that swings big but doesn’t always land its punches, resulting in a thrilling yet uneven experience.

V/H/S/Beyond (Blu-ray) | Review | Not Perfect, But A Bloody Good Time

"V/H/S/Beyond", released in 2024 as the seventh installment in the V/H/S horror anthology series, takes the franchise into a sci-fi-inspired direction while retaining it's signature found-footage style. This time, the overarching theme revolves around extraterrestrial encounters and the unknown, with six bloodcurdling shorts that explore horror from "beyond" Earth. Here's a breakdown of what works, what doesn't, and whether it lives up to the series' legacy.

Beetlejuice Beetlejuice | 4K Bluray Review

This movie, if you can call it that, was my one most anticipated release for 2024. It is the movie sequel I held my breath for, and waited months until a physical release to see. By now most of you have seen it already. You've likely heard the critics saying Keaton has revived Beetlejuice, and that the film was alright. Well, f**k all that. I'm about to sh*t in your cornflakes, and piss on your grits with the truth the whole truth and nothing, but the truth. I owe anyone returning that much honesty. I'm not here to kiss Hollywood's greatest's asses. I don't do that. So, sit back, relax, and prepare yourself as I unleash all sorts of Hell on this bastardized vision of a highly anticipated sequel.

Twilight Zone The Complete 80's Collection

Recently I went on a little shopping spree buying up multi-disc DVD collections of old horror shows for a trip down memory lane. Among them I've picked up both collections of "The Twilight Zone". You may or may not be aware of it, but there was an 80's series of the "The Twilight Zone". It featured a lot of the A-List actors and actresses from the time, and featured fairly solid short stories akin to what viewers of the original series had become accustom to. The 80's series also harbored colored episodes instead of the usual B&W ones.