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The horror short that scared the entire internet is now a feature film, and it’s in the theaters this weekend....
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We’re on a ghost hunt on this week’s episode of the Nightmare on Film Street horror movie podcast, with Housebound...
You need to check out Widow’s Bay. If you haven’t heard of it yet, Widow’s Bay is a new series on Apple TV that’s basically the funniest thing Stephen King never wrote. It’s a lot like every horror series on Netflix; Small seaside town, trouble bringing in tourists, superstitions and...
Friend of the show Adam Roberts RETURNS to tell us all about Panic Fest 2026, and everything he and team...
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Hello, and welcome to another edition of “Mildly Vague Film Festival Reviews” where we bring you the latest scoop on...
Spoiler Alert! The Terminator (1984) is a slasher film. You can disagree all you want but on this week’s episode of Nightmare on Film Street, your horror hosts Kimmi & Jon (well, mostly just Jon. Kimmi might still be unconvinced) lay out their case as to why James Cameron’s monumental...
Join your Horror hosts Kimmi & Jon for a rocking night…to die for! We’re powering up the amps, pulling out...
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There’s nothing better than seeing a Midnight Movie get wildly polarizing reviews after its premiere screening. There’s also nothing worse...
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You ever watch something so weird, so wildly unhinged, that you walk out of the theater grinning like a lunatic, half-convinced you just hallucinated the whole thing? That’s The Monkey—a gloriously deranged fever dream of cruel deaths, deep-seated childhood trauma, and cackling absurdity. Imagine Twin Peaks if it was directed...
When it comes to romance, vampires take “forever” very seriously. And so do we. Maybe it’s the immortality, the brooding,...
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Josh Ruben’s Heart Eyes (co-written by Phillip Murphy, Christopher Landon, and Michael Kennedy) is a Valentine’s Day romantic comedy turned...
So, you survived The Substance. Congrats! But if your brain’s still buzzing with its trippy visuals and squirm-worthy themes of transformation, you’re probably itching for more horror that messes with your head—and maybe your stomach. Body horror is all about taking the human form and saying, “What if we… didn’t?”...
