Horror

After recent statements about their mysterious Project M, not to mention that little thing with Konami in the Silent Hill remake, Bloober Team is looking to pique gamers’ interests further with the recent unveiling of a cryptic website that features a countdown timer. Coinciding with an equally-cryptic post on X, Bloober Team has launched RemosdNeulSerorehsoOvamCeyerd.com,
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WARNING: The following contains major spoilers for Stranger Things, It, Halloween H20: 20 Years Later, and Game of Thrones. In the end, Stranger Things remained what it has always been, a love letter to outcasts and fans of genre fiction. The show that once ignited Easter egg obsessives with a The Thing poster hanging in
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The interactive element inherent to video games means that, unlike most other storytelling mediums, the person experiencing the story is usually the main character. And since videogame writers tend to have more control of the world surrounding our hero than the hero themselves, it makes sense that a long-running franchise like Fallout would focus on
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Good riddance to 2025; there’s a brand new year ahead packed to the gills with hotly anticipated new horror releases. Even more exciting is that this only covers what’s already been announced; expect to get inundated with surprise announcements and film festival discoveries to further fill the calendar with horror goodies. Until then, this guide covers
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It’s a brand new month in a brand new year, and the streamers are unleashing much more horror than expected this time of year. HBO Max, Hulu, Netflix, Peacock, Paramount+, Pluto TV, Screambox, Shudder, and Tubi have announced their January 2026 lineups, which are sure to keep your watchlists busy all month long. Notable titles
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After scooping up publishing rights for Goodwin Games’ bicycle-centred horror title Quite a Ride, Silver Lining Interactive has snagged publishing duties for another unique title in Painted Black Games’ upcoming 2D short-yet-intense atmospheric horror title The Road of Dust and Sorrow. Mashing up elements of The Last of Us with Resident Evil, the story-focuesd The
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Joe is a TV addict with a background in Film Studies. He co-created TV/Film Fest blog QueerHorrorMovies and writes for Bloody Disgusting, Anatomy of a Scream, That Shelf, The Spool and Grim Magazine. He enjoys graphic novels, dark beer and plays multiple sports (adequately, never exceptionally). While he loves all horror, if given a choice,
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Anna and the Apocalypse held its world premiere at Fantastic Fest in 2017, and it immediately made its mark as a rather unique piece of entertainment. A Scottish horror/comedy – a zom-com, to be more specific – that’s also a musical and a coming-of-age tale? A difficult combination in the wrong hands, but the filmmakers
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I’ve never been a fan of warm weather, but when it gets so cold that you need four layers of clothing just to be able to cross the street and buy yourself a sandwich, even I start to feel nostalgic about Summer. However, while not everyone can afford to physically get away for the holidays,
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Just when you thought you’d unwrapped your last present, Terror Vision unveils a gift that will keep on giving throughout 2026. In an exclusive announcement for Bloody Disgusting, the video and soundtrack label continues its dedication to preserving obscure movie soundtracks with a premiere subscription club perfect for vinyl enthusiasts and horror fans alike. Members
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Killer Collectibles highlights the most exciting new horror products announced each and every week, from toys and apparel to physical media, artwork, and much more. Here are the coolest horror collectibles unveiled this week! George A. Romero’s Resident Evil Blu-ray George A. Romero’s Resident Evil will be released on Blu-ray on January 27 via Dark
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Whereas Volume 1 of Stranger Things 5 felt like a dizzying, self-contained season on its own, a breakneck reintroduction to a post-lockdown Hawkins facing Vecna’s endgame, Volume 2 begins the series’ final wind down. The onslaught of action and intense battles slows down just enough to start buttoning up all loose ends and unanswered questions.
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It’s been a good year for Stephen King. We’re used to the prolific horror author releasing multiple books per year, and 2025 was no different, with Never Flinch and Hansel and Gretel, a collaboration with the late illustrator Maurice Sendak, both hitting Bestseller lists. But we’re not usually treated to so many different titles from
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Between the return of Pennywise, Yautjas, and The Grabber, 2025 showcased some excellent monsters – old and new alike – that are sure to cause nightmares until 2026. *Keep up with our ongoing end of the year coverage here* The horror genre draws terror from many different places, the likes of which can be rooted
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Malthus, the demon that possesses the Annabelle doll in The Conjuring franchise, is getting an ultimate action figure from NECA. Standing over 7″ tall, the fully articulated toy features intricate sculpted detail and haunting deco that brings his sinister essence to life. Three interchangeable heads with different expressions, six interchangeable hands, and swappable lower leg designs
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Just in time for the holidays, S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl fans have more content to chew on with the release of the “Stories Untold” Content Update. Available now, this free update adds an expansive array of new narrative-driven content, locations, characters, and gameplay enhancements, introducing an entirely new storyline. Said storyline is built around
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Paramount is celebrating the holiday season by mixing festive merriment with slasher thrills, and they’ve brought Jason Voorhees and a Friday the 13th final girl along for the ride. From the Paramount Scares genre brand, “Season’s Screamings” is a short holiday celebration featuring Jason Voorhees and Friday the 13th: A New Beginning star Melanie Kinnaman!
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