FOLLOWING FILMS

  In the upcoming horror-thriller GOOD BOY, director Ben Leonberg takes audiences on a chilling ride through the eyes of an unlikely hero—a dog named Indy. Leaving the city behind, Indy and his owner, Todd, move into a long-abandoned country home that harbors more than just memories. As eerie visions and invisible forces begin to take hold, it's clear that something sinister lurks within the walls. While Todd remains unaware, Indy picks up on the house’s haunting presence from the start. With ghostly warnings from a long-deceased dog and spectral glimpses of a grim past, Indy becomes the only line of defense as dark forces begin to possess his best friend. Co-written by Leonberg and Alex Cannon, and produced by Leonberg and Kari Fischer, the film stars Indy the Dog, Shane Jensen, Arielle Friedman, and genre favorite Larry Fessenden. Indy clocks in at a lean 73 minutes and promises a unique take on supernatural horror through a canine perspective. Indy is a tale of loyalty, fear, an...

Award-winning filmmaker Connie Field’s latest documentary, Democracy Noir, is making waves on the international film circuit, earning top honors and resonating deeply with audiences concerned about the global erosion of democratic institutions. The film has already won Best Documentary at the Sebastopol Film Festival, Best Human Rights Film at the Chicago International Women's Film Festival, and both Best Documentary and the Impact Award at the Boston Film Festival. It also received the Jury Award at the One World Festival in Prague, and was nominated for the Fact Award at CPH:DOX and the Tim Hetherington Award at Sheffield. At the heart of Democracy Noir is a sobering and incisive look at Hungary under the leadership of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, whose government has become a global case study in 21st-century authoritarianism. Orbán, praised by many on the far right in Europe and the U.S., including former President Donald Trump and segments of the Republican Party, has spent ov...

WHISTLE, the upcoming supernatural horror film from director Corin Hardy (The Nun, Gangs of London), will hit theaters in 2026 — and it’s already shaping up to be one of my most anticipated genre films announced for next year. In the film, a misfit group of high school students stumble upon a cursed relic: an Aztec Death Whistle, an ancient artifact that unleashes a sound capable of summoning death itself. When the whistle is blown, the terrifying echo calls forth each teen's own future demise — now hunting them one by one. With the body count rising and time running out, the group dives into the deadly origins of the whistle in a desperate bid to stop the curse before it claims them all. Cast Featuring a powerhouse young cast and horror veterans alike: Dafne Keen (Logan, His Dark Materials) Sophie Nélisse (Yellowjackets) Sky Yang (Rebel Moon) Jhaleil Swaby (Top Boy) Ali Skovbye (Firefly Lane) Percy Hynes White (Wednesday) Michelle Fairley (Game of Thrones) Nick Frost (Shaun of the...

Alliance Home Entertainment has officially announced its exciting slate of physical and digital media releases arriving throughout August 2025, showcasing a diverse mix of genres from classic film noir to modern horror and romantic comedy. With offerings from major distributors like Paramount Pictures, A24, Mill Creek Entertainment, and more, this month’s lineup promises something for every kind of collector and cinephile. August 5 Highlights Sunset Boulevard (Paramount Pictures) Format : 4K UHD, Blu-ray Genre : Drama, Film Noir One of Hollywood’s most iconic films gets the 4K treatment this August. Sunset Boulevard stars Gloria Swanson in a career-defining role as Norma Desmond, a reclusive silent film star plotting her return to the screen. William Holden co-stars as the down-on-his-luck screenwriter caught in her delusions. This definitive edition is a must-own for classic cinema enthusiasts. Better Off Dead (Paramount Pictures) Format : 4K UHD, Blu-ray Genre : Comedy The 1985 cul...

In 2022, writer-director Zach Cregger took audiences on a hair-raising ride with Barbarian , a film that defied genre conventions and cemented Cregger as a major voice in modern horror. Now, with Weapons , Cregger returns with something even more ambitious—both structurally and emotionally. Set to be released in theaters and IMAX nationwide on August 8, 2025, Weapons promises to upend expectations again with a deeply personal mystery-horror built around a chilling central premise: why did 16 out of 17 children from the same third-grade classroom vanish into the night at exactly 2:17 a.m.? At first glance, the setup might echo familiar mystery-horror beats, but Cregger uses this disappearance as a launchpad for something much more layered. As Cregger describes it, Weapons is “a movie that reinvents itself about every 20 minutes,” yet never loses sight of its emotional throughline. Inspired by the grief of losing a close friend, Cregger says he wrote the script in a state of pure emot...

NEON, the acclaimed studio behind recent Best Picture Oscar winners Anora and Parasite, has secured the North American distribution rights to No Other Choice, the latest film from visionary Korean filmmaker Park Chan-wook. This acquisition marks a highly anticipated return for both NEON and Park Chan-wook, following their successful collaboration on the re-release of Oldboy. The film is currently in post-production and is already being eyed for a significant awards run. No Other Choice is Park Chan-wook's 12th feature film and is based on Donald Westlake's 1997 novel, The Ax. The plot centers on a man, played by the internationally renowned Lee Byung-hun, who finds himself abruptly laid off from his long-term job at a paper company. As his desperate search for new work continues, he is driven to make a life-altering decision. The film boasts an impressive ensemble cast, with Lee Byung-hun (I Saw the Devil, Squid Game 1&2) and Son Yejin (The Last Princess, A Moment to Rememb...

  The official trailer for Witchboard has arrived, offering a first glimpse at a dark and spellbinding reimagining of the ‘80s horror classic. From director Chuck Russell (A Nightmare on Elm Street 3, The Mask), this long‑awaited update resurrects the terror of the original film for a new generation. Written by Chuck Russell and Greg McKay, inspired by the original screenplay by Kevin Tenney, Witchboard takes viewers to present‑day New Orleans, where a cursed artifact unlocks a vengeful witch and draws a young couple into a deadly spiral of possession, temptation, and occult terror. Starring Madison Iseman, Aaron Dominguez, Mel Jarnson, and Charlie Tahan — with Antonia Desplat and Jamie Campbell Bower — Witchboard delivers a pulse‑pounding journey into the heart of darkness. Watch the trailer now and get ready to experience the terror when Witchboard arrives in theaters.

The official trailer for Trust has arrived, offering a gripping glimpse into a brutal, edge‑of‑your‑seat survival thriller. After a scandal shakes her world, a Hollywood starlet (Sophie Turner) retreats to a remote cabin for refuge — only to discover she’s not alone. Betrayed by the man she trusted most, she finds herself hunted in a brutal game of survival. She can hide, but she can’t run. Directed by Carlson Young (Upgraded, The Blazing World), Trust also stars Gianni Paolo (Ma, Power Book II: Ghost). The film is produced by Miles Koules and veteran producer Oren Koules (Saw franchise). With a 90‑minute runtime and an R‑rating, Trust delivers a tense and gripping experience that’s best witnessed in a dark theater. Watch the trailer now and mark your calendars for the only place you can experience it — in theaters August 22, 2025.

The psychological and supernatural drama Bury Me When I'm Dead is set for release on digital platforms and VOD starting Friday, July 18. Written and directed by Seabold Krebs, this intriguing film stars Devon Terrell, Charlotte Hope, and Makenzie Leigh. With a runtime of 90 minutes, Bury Me When I'm Dead explores themes of betrayal, guilt, and the supernatural. The story revolves around Henry, a man grappling with the death of his wife, Catherine, and a broken promise. After Catherine's sudden death from brain cancer, Henry, fearing the wrath of her powerful father, returns her body to the city instead of burying her in the remote forest as promised. The betrayal and the looming threat of retribution push Henry to the edge, making him suspect that Catherine's ghost has returned for vengeance. Seabold Krebs' captivating storytelling blends psychological depth with supernatural elements, creating a compelling and tragic narrative. The film is produced by Nicholas Payn...

From James DeMonaco, the visionary behind The Purge franchise, comes a blood-soaked descent into madness with The Home, a psychological horror thriller that blends ‘70s-style suspense with modern terror. Starring Pete Davidson in a strikingly dark and dramatic turn, the film lands in theaters on July 25, 2025. Davidson plays a rebellious young man sentenced to community service at a seemingly mundane retirement home—until he’s warned to avoid the mysterious fourth floor. But curiosity turns dangerous as he uncovers chilling secrets hidden behind locked doors, leading to a finale that’s as shocking as it is unforgettable. “Cover your eyes, folks,” teases DeMonaco. “This one’s going to leave you gasping, terrified, and cheering.” With a cast that also includes John Glover and Bruce Altman, The Home promises creeping dread, escalating tension, and a bloodbath climax worthy of a midnight movie legend.

Look, I’m going to be honest: I have absolutely no idea what Gabby’s Dollhouse is. I couldn’t tell you the difference between DJ Catnip and CatRat, and if you asked me what the show is about, I’d guess “a dollhouse that comes to life or something?” Which, surprisingly, isn’t far off. What I do know is this: DreamWorks Animation just announced that Gabby’s Dollhouse is going from streaming series to full-blown cinematic experience with Gabby’s Dollhouse: The Movie. And judging by the press release—and the fact that it’s apparently the Netflix preschool sensation—this is a really big deal. Since its 2021 debut, Gabby’s Dollhouse has been quietly (or not so quietly, if you have kids) dominating screens across the globe. Created by Traci Paige Johnson and Jennifer Twomey (names I’m assured are very respected in this space), the show blends live action and animation, following a girl named Gabby who shrinks down and enters her dollhouse to hang out with a bunch of whimsical, animated cat ch...

Get ready for blood in the water. Acclaimed horror director Sean Byrne (The Devil’s Candy, The Loved Ones) is back with a pulse-pounding new thriller, Dangerous Animals, making its world premiere at the 2025 Directors’ Fortnight in Cannes—before hitting theaters on June 6. This visceral survival horror film traps its audience in a deadly game of predator and prey. When Zephyr, a rebellious young surfer, is kidnapped by a shark-worshipping serial killer, she’s forced to fight for her life aboard a drifting nightmare of a boat, surrounded by hungry sharks. But the real monster isn’t in the ocean—it’s the man above it. With every second ticking toward a ritualistic “feeding,” Zephyr must use her wits to escape, or risk becoming the next offering to the deep. The film stars Jai Courtney (The Suicide Squad), Hassie Harrison (Yellowstone), and rising talent Josh Heuston (Dune: Prophecy), promising a slick, intense ride that merges the raw tension of Open Water with the psychotic edge of The ...

When Brian Yuzna’s Society first slithered onto screens in 1989, it shocked, confused, and mesmerized horror fans with its surreal vision of upper-class monstrosity. The film’s grotesque body horror and infamous “shunting” scene have since solidified its place in the pantheon of cult horror. But now, a new documentary reveals that the film’s depravity wasn’t just an exercise in cinematic imagination — it was a scream from deep within the psyche of its co-writer. Uncork’d Entertainment has acquired distribution rights to The Darkside of Society , a riveting new documentary that unearths the harrowing personal story behind Society . Set for release on digital and on-demand platforms May 13, 2025, the film is a chilling dive into the mind of writer Zeph E. Daniel — formerly known as Woody Keith — who now reveals that his work on the cult classic was far more autobiographical than he ever realized. Directed by Larry Wade Carrell ( Girl Next , The Quantum Devil ), The Darkside of Society...

The newly released teaser poster for Together (above), the upcoming horror film directed by Michael Shanks and starring Dave Franco and Allison Brie, is already making waves—and for good reason. The stark and unsettling image features two eyes locked in an intense, uncomfortably close stare. It's a minimalist composition that lingers in the mind long after you’ve looked away. With its eerie intimacy and quiet menace, the poster evokes a visceral unease that perfectly sets the tone for what many are already calling the horror film of the year. There's no blood, no monsters—just a feeling that something is deeply wrong. It's an image that doesn’t scream; it whispers, and that whisper crawls under your skin. Shanks, known for his visual storytelling and genre-bending sensibilities, seems poised to deliver something unique with Together. Franco and Brie—real-life partners—bring an added layer of tension to the project, and if the poster is any indication, the film will explore ...

There’s something undeniably old-school about Paul Feig’s Another Simple Favor , a sequel that knows its strengths and doesn’t mind spinning wildly off the rails as long as it looks fabulous doing so. The film doesn’t so much follow in the footsteps of its predecessor as it jet-sets to Italy in six-inch stilettos, dragging a suitcase full of couture, crime, and camp. The result is a zany, stylish black comedy mystery that thrives on the chemistry of its two leads, leans into genre parody, and never misses a chance to show off a killer outfit. Picking up five years after the events of A Simple Favor, we find Stephanie Smothers (Anna Kendrick) still basking in the modest glow of her bestselling memoir, now with sagging book sales and a lifestyle vlog teetering on irrelevance. Her quiet suburban life is jolted back into chaos when Emily Nelson (Blake Lively) resurfaces from a presumed prison sentence — out on appeal thanks to her fiancé’s elite legal team. She wastes no time dragging Step...

From the mind behind Barbarian, filmmaker Zach Cregger returns with Weapons, a new horror-thriller that looks to shake audiences with its eerie premise and disturbing visuals. New Line Cinema has released the first trailer and images for the film, offering a tense glimpse into what could become one of the year’s most talked-about genre releases. The film's premise is as chilling as it is mysterious: one night, at exactly 2:17 a.m., every child in a single school class disappears—except for one. As the quiet suburban town reels from the event, panic spreads, and suspicions mount. What—or who—is behind the vanishing? The trailer offers only fragments: empty classrooms, shadowy figures, and a sense of creeping dread. Set in a seemingly normal community now scarred by tragedy, Weapons explores not only the supernatural elements surrounding the children's disappearance, but also the unraveling of a town’s sense of security. Weapons stars Oscar nominee Josh Brolin as a desperate fath...

Horror fans, get ready to scream. Clown in a Cornfield, the blood-soaked adaptation of Adam Cesare’s award-winning novel, is charging toward a nationwide theatrical release on May 9—and it's making a sinister pit stop at drive-ins across the country for one weekend only. Before its wide release, the highly anticipated slasher will roll out under the stars at select drive-in theaters from May 2–3, giving audiences an early—and chilling—look. Participating chains include West Wind, Four Brothers, and Galaxy, and attendees will receive a limited-edition Clown in a Cornfield poster, while supplies last. Tickets and locations are available through the film’s official drive-in page. After its blood-spattered world premiere at the 2025 SXSW Film and TV Festival, the film has already carved out critical acclaim, boasting a 93% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. With a sharp blend of small-town paranoia and pitch-black humor, the film is poised to become a modern horror favorite. Directed by Eli C...

IFC Films and Sapan Studio have officially secured the U.S. and Canadian distribution rights to The Baltimorons, the latest film from director Jay Duplass. The acquisition follows the film’s World Premiere at the 2024 SXSW Film Festival, where it received the Audience Award in the Narrative Spotlight category. A holiday-themed comedy, The Baltimorons centers on Cliff, a man newly in recovery, who finds himself embarking on a quirky Christmas Eve journey through Baltimore after cracking a tooth. Along the way, he connects with Didi, his emergency dentist. The film is co-written by Duplass and Michael Strassner, who also stars in the film alongside Liz Larsen and Olivia Luccardi, known for her work in It Follows. This project marks Jay Duplass’s return to solo feature directing after more than a decade, and is produced by Duplass Brothers Productions. The producing team includes David Bonnett Jr., Michael Strassner, and Drew Langer, with executive producers Jay Duplass, Mark Duplass, Mel...

Award-winning film studio NEON has officially announced the digital release of Hell of a Summer, the highly anticipated directorial debut from Billy Bryk and Finn Wolfhard, best known for his breakout role in Stranger Things. The film will be available for digital purchase and rental starting April 22, with a Blu-ray and DVD release following on July 8. Hell of a Summer marks a bold entry into the horror-comedy genre, combining the nostalgic slasher thrills of Friday the 13th with the absurdist humor of Wet Hot American Summer. Set at a seemingly idyllic summer camp, the story follows Jason Hotchberg (Fred Hechinger), a 24-year-old counselor struggling to connect with his teenage co-workers—unaware that a masked killer is stalking the campgrounds and picking them off one by one. In addition to Hechinger (Gladiator 2, The Nickel Boys), the film features a standout ensemble cast of up-and-coming talent including Abby Quinn (Knock at the Cabin), D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai (Reservation Dogs), Pa...

THE AMATEUR , the latest addition to 20th Century Studios’ slate of thrillers, is an unflinching, globe-trotting ride of vengeance, loss, and redemption—anchored by a riveting performance from Rami Malek. Directed with clinical precision by James Hawes and adapted from Robert Littell’s novel by screenwriters Ken Nolan and Gary Spinelli, this espionage thriller smartly straddles the line between cerebral spy drama and pulse-pounding action. Malek plays Charlie Heller, a brilliant but socially withdrawn CIA decoder working in the shadowy corners of Langley—quite literally, as his office is buried in the agency’s basement. Living a life of quiet purpose, Charlie is no field agent—he’s the kind of man whose superpower is linguistic logic and algorithmic fluency. But everything changes when his wife is killed in a terrorist bombing in London, a gut-wrenching sequence that hits like a sucker punch in the film’s opening act. The tragedy pushes Charlie out of his intellectual shell and into a ...