horror

Kiernan Shipka stars in Hatch's 'Goodnight, Phone,' a faux horror trailer turning doomscrolling into terror. The campaign promotes healthier sleep habits, blending cinematic horror with a timely message on digital wellness.

'It: Welcome to Derry' premieres on 26th October 2025, exploring 1962 Derry. Chris Chalk's Dick Hallorann faces personal fears, connecting to Pennywise's origins in Stephen King's horror universe.

'The Revenge of La Llorona' sequel is in production, starring Jay Hernandez and Monica Raymund, continuing the chilling Weeping Woman legend with James Wan producing and Santiago Menghini directing.

Megan Fox has been cast as the voice of the animatronic Toy Chica in 'Five Nights at Freddy's 2,' set to hit theaters in December 2025. Freddy's universe promises to expand the spooky lore with returning stars, and a much darker tone this time.

Nicolas Cage stars as Joseph in the horror film 'The Carpenter's Son,' premiering on 14th November 2025, blending biblical storytelling and supernatural terror as Jesus faces Satan’s dark influence.

Matthew Lillard returns as Stu Macher in 'Scream 7,' thrilling fans with promises of a fantastic sequel. Joined by legacy and new cast, the film releases on 27th February, 2026.

In 'The Blair Witch Project,' the Black Hills Forest emerges as the true antagonist—isolating victims, distorting reality, and amplifying fear through darkness, silence, and disorientation—making the woods the film’s scariest character.

Chris Stuckmann's 'Shelby Oaks' follows Mia’s search for her missing sister after discovering a bloody videotape. Blending paranormal horror and psychological tension, the Neon-distributed film releases in theatres on 3rd October, 2025.

Blood-soaked trailer for 'Your Host' reveals Jackie Earle Haley as a sadistic game show host forcing friends into deadly challenges. Blending horror and satire, DW Medoff's film releases on demand on 14th October, 2025.

'The Conjuring: Last Rites' shattered records with a $194M global debut, the biggest horror opening ever. Directed by Michael Chaves, it cements the franchise's $2.3B dominance and reunites Patrick Wilson, and Vera Farmiga.