Bring Her Back [2025] Horror September 2, 2026Despite its familiar themes, Bring Her Back feels fresh, featuring an uncomfortable atmosphere full of dread and viscerally graphic visuals.
Den Stygge Stesøsteren AKA The Ugly Stepsister (2025) Horror August 26, 2026Genuinely funny, intelligent, and tackling a lot of relevant issues, The Ugly Stepsister is a provocative and visually nasty black comedy.
Hungry [2026] Horror August 19, 2026Without graphic violence but with generic characters and plot, Hungry still features one important thing: killer hippos.
Pretty Lethal [2026] Horror June 11, 2026Surprisingly funny and brutal, Pretty Lethal is an entertaining slasher about a group of ballerinas fighting their way out of a Hungarian hotel.
Werewolves [2024] Horror June 10, 2026Thanks to Frank Grillo and awesome practical effects, the annoyingly stereotypical Werewolves turned into a watchable B horror action movie.
Hokum [2026] Horror June 5, 2026Blending a lot of familiar genre tropes into a highly effective, atmospheric, and scary horror movie, Hokum is an experience you need to have.
Lee Cronin’s The Mummy [2026] Horror June 1, 2026Messy, not scary and uneven, Lee Cronin's The Mummy makes up for its faults with a brooding atmosphere and intensely graphic body horror.
Cold Storage [2026] Comedy May 22, 2026Cold Storage is a fun little horror comedy following in the footsteps of 80s classics, as a deadly fungus starts infecting stuff in a single location.
Strange Darling [2023] Thriller May 18, 2026Blood-soaked and sexually charged, Strange Darling is a stylish and gripping neo-noir thriller/slasher full of suspense and twists.
Grave Robbers [1989] Horror May 6, 2026A Mexican take on the eighties horror classics, Grave Robbers, is a hidden gem, an entertaining and just the right amount of cheesy slasher.
Primate [2025] Horror April 30, 2026Primate is exactly what you think it is: a dumb but fun slasher horror featuring young people trying to survive killer monkey attacks.
Send Help [2026] Horror April 24, 2026Rachel McAdams, gross-out slapstick, and an exotic setting saved Sam Raimi's latest horror comedy, Send Help, from becoming a dud.