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September has arrived, bringing with it an onslaught of library titles to ensure your Halloween horror watchlists will remain packed through November. Hulu, HBO Max, Netflix, Peacock, Paramount+, Pluto TV, Shudder, and Tubi have announced their September 2025 lineups, so we’re compiling them all into a handy horror guide for your watchlists.

Be sure to catch up on Screambox’s lineup this month, too.

Check out the September 2025 horror streaming lineup below.

HBO Max

‘Splinter’

September 1

Evil Dead II (1987)

Misery

Prometheus

Se7en

Splinter (2008)

The Cabin in the Woods (2012)

Hulu

‘Trap’

September 1

Devil’s Due

Donnie Darko (Theatrical Cut)

Evil Dead Rise

Jennifer’s Body

The Meg

The Meg 2: The Trench

The Nun II...

Where were you when you first saw You’re Next (2011)? I’m being nosy because I personally can’t remember. What I do remember was that I saw it way before my prefrontal cortex was fully developed, and it was my introduction to Barbara Crampton.

I’m sure some of you are clutching your Re-Animator Blu-rays right now—“This girl discovered Barbara in the 2010s?!”—but what was I supposed to do back then? I was in college in the middle of nowhere, Blockbuster was all but extinct, and streaming wasn’t what it is now. Oh, someone is probably ready to comment that I should have illegally downloaded her movies. Clearly, you didn’t take the “you wouldn’t steal a car” anti-piracy PSA as seriously as I did. Yes, I was a goodie-goodie; let’s move on.

Directed by Adam Wingard, You’re Next tells the story of the Davisons,...

The V/H/S found-footage horror franchise, a fairly reliable favorite among genre fans since its debut in 2012, has unveiled the trailer for its latest film, V/H/S/Halloween. For those unfamiliar, the overarching concept of the franchise acts as a collection of V/H/S tapes being watched by you, the viewer; naturally, each installment showcases horrific and scary stories. The anthology-style films are made in collaboration with various horror filmmakers, with directors like Adam Wingard (You're Next), Scott Derrickson (The Black Phone), and Ti West (X) among the many who've contributed entries.

As the name implies, V/H/S/Halloween's six found-footage stories center around the night of October 31, with spooky season-themed segments directed by Bryan M. Ferguson,...

Babysitters and masked killers at Halloween go together like cyanide and chocolate and peanut butter, and indie maestro Brandon Christensen whips up a new batch of Horror with those classic slasher ingredients in his 1980s throwback Night of The Reaper. Hitting Shudder September 15, this clever whodunit brings the specter of death to the babysitter’s club while mixing in a mysterious cat-and-mouse game between the cops and the killer. A smalltown bloodbath with a wicked soundtrack, Night of The Reaper combines Christensen’s slick camera work and his expertly crafted scare sequences for a real crowd-pleasing murderfest

In the quiet suburbs of middle America, Halloween is in full swing. Blow-mold...

The most wonderful time of the year has finally arrived: Halloween season is officially here! And that means it’s also time for Bloody Disgusting’s 2025 Fall Horror Preview, presented by Spirit Halloween!

The telltale signs are everywhere, from the weather to the return of haunted attractions, pumpkin spice-flavored treats, and beyond. Then, of course, there’s all the horror. This Halloween season brings an overwhelming slate of horror releases packed into September and October to ensure maximum fright for the holiest of horror holidays. The horror doesn’t stop there, either; we’re looking beyond Halloween and into the rest of 2025.

It’s no surprise that this year offers...

Premiering at the 2011 Toronto International Film Festival’s Midnight Madness section, “You’re Next” (2011) is a comedy in the most straightforward and functional sense of the word. Adam Wingard’s thriller draws its pulse from Simon Barrett’s razor-sharp script, borrowing the unnerving rhythm of the home invasion films while threading it through concerns about capitalism and the moral rot of class conflict. More than a decade later, the visual storytelling still feels surprisingly assured: the violence lands with a cathartic, darkly comic edge where household appliances double up as both positive and negative weapons. The killers may hide behind animal masks, but the real monsters pulling the strings never need one.

Man’s best friend will soon go above and beyond his pay grade when Ben Leonberg’s dog-centered horror flick, Good Boy, arrives in cinemas on October 3. As part of Collider’s Exclusive Preview event, we’re excited to show off an image of the best boy out there — a pup named Indy who will do everything in his power to ensure that his human owner and best friend, Todd, doesn’t fall victim to the evil forces plaguing the pair’s new home. Distributed by Independent Film Company and Shudder, the feature will undoubtedly lead to a slew of pet adoptions after viewers realize that the only thing standing between humanity and the gates of hell is the loving, loyal eyes of a furball.

In our exclusive sneak peek, Indy the dog looks down the stairs into the basement of his new home, where — presumably — he is locking eyes...

“This is not a movie you see. This is a movie you survive! You have been warned!“

So claims the tagline for Traumatika, the sophomore feature from director Pierre Tsigaridis (Two Witches). Based on the trailer below, released today by Saban Films, I’m inclined to believe it.

Written by Tsigaridis and Maxime Rancon, Traumatika follows “A young boy (whose) night terrors become reality when his mother begins showing signs of demonic possession. What he’s about to experience will haunt him for the rest of his life and claim countless lives across generations.”

Check out the trailer below:

Dear reader, I have chills from watching this trailer. I’m about as seasoned a horror fan as it gets, and I have to admit, this film appears truly nightmarish. Especially considering the fact that it all seems to be from the point of view of a small child experiencing the...

The trailer for Traumatika warns that it’s not a movie you see — it’s a movie you survive.

The supernatural horror film possesses theaters on September 12 from Saban Films.

A young boy’s night terrors become reality when his mother begins showing signs of demonic possession. What he’s about to experience will haunt him for the rest of his life and claim countless lives across generations.

Pierre Tsigaridis directs from a script co-wrote with Maxime Rançon. The pair previously collaborated on Two Witches.

Rebekah Kennedy (Two Witches), Emily Goss (The House on Pine Street), Ranen Navat, Aj Bowen (You’re Next), Sean O’Bryan, Susan Gayle Watts (Olympus Has Fallen), and Sean Whalen (The People Under the Stairs) star.

“It’s hard to prepare yourself for the highly disturbing film that Pierre and Maxime have created. They are truly mad genius storytellers,” said Saban co-presidents Jonathan Saba and Shanan Becker.

Exclusive: Dakota Fanning (Ripley), Jake Johnson (Minx) and Cory Michael Smith (Mountainhead) have signed on to star in an untitled romantic drama written and directed by Joe Swanberg.

We’re told the film is set in various locations throughout Alaska, but plot details are under wraps. Fanning, Johnson and Smith also will produce alongside Swanberg and Ashleigh Snead, with Dan Johnson, Kathy Gitibin Parsa and Ariana Parsa serving as executive producers.

The project marks Swanberg’s fourth collaboration with Johnson, following Drinking Buddies, Digging for Fire and Win It All.

Coming off of Netflix’s hit series The Perfect Couple and her first Emmy nomination for her work in the streamer’s miniseries Ripley, Fanning next will team with sister Elle Fanning to produce and star in an anticipated adaptation of bestseller The Nightingale for TriStar, which is slated for release in February 2027. Upcoming, she’ll also be seen starring...

When it comes to horror movies, there are a lot of films that promise to be so scary that after viewing them you'll never be the same again. 99.9% of the time, that's all just marketing propaganda meant to entice viewers into the theater. There hasn't been a truly terrifying horror movie in a long time, but all that could change thanks to Traumatika, a hidden gem that's set to premiere in September that's already getting rave reviews.

Like a million other horror movies before it, Traumatika touts itself as one of the scariest movies ever made. It doesn't just stop there, however, as the new teaser for the film (seen below) boasts that the movie is so intense that fans can't even handle a whole trailer. Instead, we're treated to several review quotes that label the movie as "a nonstop onslaught of terror," "violent, angry, and unafraid," and a film that "claws at your throat.

We Are Still Here will celebrate its 10th anniversary with a new Blu-ray edition. Due out on August 5, it’s available for $29.98 exclusively from Dark Sky Selects.

From producer Travis Stevens, the 2015 horror film marked the feature debut of writer-director Ted Geoghegan (Brooklyn 45).

Special features:

Audio Commentary by Writer/Director Ted Geoghegan (new) Audio Commentary by Writer/Director Ted Geoghegan and Producer Travis Stevens “The Darkness Under the House: The Lore of We Are Still Here” (new) “This House Needs a Family: We Are Still Here, Ten Years Later” (new) Behind the Scenes Trailer Teaser

After their college-age son is killed in a car accident, Anne and Paul attempt to start a new life by relocating to the New England countryside. Unbeknownst to them, their home holds a dark supernatural secret, fueled by ancient rage and guarded over by townspeople cursed to protect it.

Now, the grieving parents must find...

New demonic horror movie Traumatika is so intense that a full trailer can’t be shown at all, the brief new teaser warns today.

Saban Films releases the unrated demonic horror movie in theaters on September 12, 2025.

Director Pierre Tsigaridis worked with his Two Witches co-writer, producer Maxime Rancon, on the script.

In Traumatika, “A young boy’s night terrors become reality when his mother begins showing signs of demonic possession. What he’s about to experience will haunt him for the rest of his life and claim countless lives across generations.”

Rebekah Kennedy (Two Witches), Emily Goss (The House on Pine Street), Ranen Navat, Aj Bowen (You’re Next), Sean O’Bryan (“The Middle”), Susan Gayle Watts, and Sean Whalen (The People Under the Stairs) star.

“Traumatika is not a movie you see – it’s a movie you experience. And there’s no better way to experience it than on the big screen,...

Two Witches filmmaker Pierre Tsigaridis is back with Traumatika, a demonic horror movie so intense that Saban Films is rolling out “5 Days of Trauma” poster reveals leading up to the trailer debut.

Our exclusive poster claws at the throat with a demonic presence.

Saban Films releases the unrated demonic horror movie in theaters on September 12, 2025.

Director Pierre Tsigaridis with his Two Witches co-writer, producer Maxime Rancon, on the script.

In Traumatika, “A young boy’s night terrors become reality when his mother begins showing signs of demonic possession. What he’s about to experience will haunt him for the rest of his life and claim countless lives across generations.”

Rebekah Kennedy (Two Witches), Emily Goss (The House on Pine Street), Ranen Navat, Aj Bowen (You’re Next), Sean O’Bryan (“The Middle”), Susan Gayle Watts, and Sean Whalen (The People Under the Stairs) star.

“Traumatika is not a movie you see – it’s a movie you experience.

Months before the widely cherished shōnen anime, My Hero Academia, returns for its final run this fall, its similarly successful movie, Two Heroes, has just received a distressing update. Directed by Kenji Nagasaki from a script written by Yōsuke Kuroda, My Hero Academia: Two Heroes was released in 2018 to critical acclaim and has since been added to several streaming homes in the U.S., where it has also found success. Unfortunately, one of these streamers will be removing the anime film from its catalog next month, giving fans only a few weeks to catch up.

Per Cbr, My Hero Academia: Two Heroes won’t be available on Hulustarting from August 21, just a month away. However, the original anime episodes will still be available to stream on the platform. Hulu currently has all seven seasons of My Hero Academia available in its library, offering both English subtitles and dub formats. In the meantime,...

My Hero Academia fans don't have much time left to watch one of the franchise's best movies, as one of the biggest streamers in the U.S. loses My Hero Academia: Two Heroes next month.

Hulu has revealed that the Two Heroes movie will be removed from the streaming platform as of Aug. 21. It's the only entry in the franchise with a perfect 100% critics rating on Rotten Tomatoes, praised for its high-energy story and mix of action and comedy, all while beautifully showcasing some of All Might's early days as a hero. My Hero Academia: Two Heroes sees Deku and his friends visiting I-Expo, the world's premiere hero exhibition, when villains hack the security system and launch a devious plan into motion.

My Hero Academia: Two Heroes Leaves Hulu Next Month

While My Hero Academia: Two Heroes will be leaving Hulu on Aug. 21, it appears that the anime's episodes will...

The art of art criticism — and yes, it is an art form, thank you for asking — demands that each critic understands themself, intimately and analytically, so that they also understand their own taste, and can explain their taste to others. It’s not enough to have an opinion. We must be confident that our opinion is an honest reflection of who we are and what we really care about, and be able to justify how we came to our conclusions about the art we critique … and ourselves.

It is with that in mind that I state, confidently, Jennifer Kaytin Robinson’s “I Know What You Did Last Summer” defies conventional ideas of what a “good” movie is. If it is a “good” movie it’s an incredibly daft one, with storytelling and characters that don’t pass the rudimentary smell test, no matter how witty and self-aware the rest of it is.

Make it an Adam Wingard double feature with Rucking Fotten‘s collection of You’re Next and The Guest apparel.

The line includes T-shirts ($33.99-34.99), long sleeves ($43.99), and hoodies ($64.99) for each film, plus You’re Next socks ($12.99) and hats ($36.99).

The collection is only available through Sunday, July 13, and will ship in 6-8 weeks. Select pieces are limited in quantity and may sell out before the weekend is over.

In You’re Next, a wedding anniversary celebration turns deadly when the familial home comes under siege by a group of masked assailants.

Sharni Vinson, A.J. Bowen, Nicholas Tucci, Wendy Glenn, Joe Swanberg, Sarah Myers, Amy Seimetz, Barbara Crampton, and Rob Moran star in the 2011 home invasion slasher.

In The Guest, a mysterious ex-soldier with a secret agenda wreaks havoc on a small town.

Dan Stevens and Maika Monroe star in the 2014 thriller with Leland Orser, Sheila Kelley, Brendan Meyer, and Lance Reddick.

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The official website and accounts for the My Hero Academia: Vigilantes anime announced, following the broadcast of Episode 13, that a second season will premiere in 2026 alongside the release of a new announcement trailer and teaser visual. Additionally, Crunchyroll is announcing today that it will stream the new season when it premieres next year in North America, Central America, South America, Europe, Africa, Oceania, the Middle East and Cis. Written by Hideyuki Furuhashi and illustrated by Betten Court, the My Hero Academia: Vigilantes manga was first published in Jump Giga in August 2016 before transferring to online imprint Shonen Jump+ later that year. The series concluded in May 2022 and spans 15 collected volumes. Viz Media publishes an official English version of the manga. Kenichi Suzuki ( JoJo's Bizarre Adventure chief director) directed the anime adaptation at bones film, with series composition by Yosuke Kuroda ( My Hero Academia ), character designs by Takahiko Yoshida ( Cells at Work!

Over the course of its 93 minutes, May intrepidly traverses between disturbing psychological horror, amusing satire, and profoundly sad character study — often simultaneously. Lucky McKee‘s sincere script and direction are anchored by a raw, career-making performance from Angela Bettis.

Bettis stars as the titular character, a mousy, socially inept veterinary assistant desperate to fit in. She quickly falls for the only man to ever notice her, Adam. The handsome cinephile is endeared by her eccentricities at first, but her growing obsession sours their relationship before it has a chance to blossom.

It’s not until the final act of the movie that May decides to take it upon herself to create the perfect companion using her favorite parts of other people. At that point, no one in May’s orbit — from seductive coworker Polly to kinky street punk Blank — is safe from her wrath.

The film wears its Frankenstein inspiration on its sleeve — literally,...

When it comes to influential modern horror filmmakers, Ti West is usually towards the top of genre fans’ favorite directors list. That's because of his recent X trilogy that was composed of the Mia Goth-starring X, Pearl, and MaXXXine. However, West has been a creative visionary for over the last two decades. With that, one of his lesser-known cult classics is finally coming to 4K.

The Innkeepers is coming to the premium format in a stunningly haunted 4K box set from Second Sight Films. This 2011 ghost story features brand-new artwork by Nick Charge of star Sara Paxton (Return to Halloweentown) investigating a spooky hotel. However, there's a ghost ready to make her night a living hell. The blue color tones that match the film’s original marketing palette also make this cover pop with eerie delight. This edition comes with a new 4K transfer approved by West alongside a handful of new special features.

Back in college, my Saturday nights were a little less boring after one generous internet installer hooked me up with “complimentary” cable. Mind you, I didn’t ask for this surprise add-on, but I also didn’t let it go to waste. Anyhow, I soon became very acquainted with those Original Movies found on Syfy (née the Sci-Fi Channel or simply Sci Fi).

It was as if the powers that be had come together and made an evening of entertainment that catered to my horror tastes — carnage, schlock, and most of all, monsters. And every so often, that block of niche, unapologetic programming offered an Original that wasn’t quite like the others. Yes, the most dangerous night on television occasionally delivered an enjoyable B-movie like Frankenfish. Even to this day I rewatch it with sincere fondness and pleasure, as opposed to the sense of irony required for other Syfy flicks.

Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning North America Box Office Day 25 Update (Photo Credit – YouTube)

Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning is still one of the trending movies at the box office in North America. The action thriller is chasing the domestic haul of its predecessor, Dead Reckoning Part One, and it crossed the $500 million milestone this weekend. However, given the momentum, Mi 8 is not expected to collect $800 million or more worldwide. Keep scrolling for more.

The movie will face more competition in the upcoming days as two new horror films will be released this month—28 Years Later and M3GAN 2.0. In July, Superman and The Fantastic Four: First Steps will also be released on screens. It lost IMAX screens this past week and was earning really well from there. Tom Cruise, like always, earned praise for his exhilarating stunts in the movie.

Mission: Impossible 8 box office collection day 25 in...

Dan Da Dan: Evil Eye North America Box Office: Set To Surpass My Hero Academia: You’re Next(Photo Credit –YouTube)

The popular supernatural anime movie Dan Da Dan: Evil Eye is performing well at the box office, showing the popularity of anime films in North America. It is now set to beat My Hero Academia: You’re Next’s domestic haul soon, despite having fewer screens and competing against Hollywood biggies. Keep scrolling for the deets.

For the unversed, it is the theatrical release of the first two episodes of the anime series’ season 2 and the introduction of the Evil Eye arc from the manga. It picks up from where the first season ended, in the hot springs town where Jiji lives.

How much has Evil Eye earned in North America after 12 days?

Dan Da Dan: Evil Eye completed two weekends at the box office in North America and was released in 1,085 theaters.

Just when 2012’s Bait (a.k.a. Bait 3D) was swimming the way of other killer shark movies made in Jaws’ wake, its story eventually changed direction. Director Kimble Rendall didn’t follow that set pattern of bringing humans to the water. Quite the opposite; Bait brought the water, along with man-eating great whites, to them. And the end result is one example of “sharksploitation” that’s only become more unique as time goes by.

If not for Teen Wolf, Bait would have been helmed by another Aussie who knew his way around deadly creatures. Scheduling issues, however, led to Russell Mulcahy handing the project over to Kimble Rendall. Even so, Mulcahy’s idea remained intact, albeit now revised by a whole team of writers. Whatever was changed in the process of switching out directors, though, didn’t include altering the movie’s setting of a supermarket. The thrill of...

Dark Sky Selects has released The House of the Devil on SteelBook Blu-ray. Limited to 1,500, it costs $29.98.

The 2009 supernatural horror film is written and directed by genre favorite Ti West.

Special features:

Audio Commentary with Writer-Director Ti West and Actress Jocelin Donahue Audio Commentary with Ti West, Producers and Crew Constructing The House of the Devil (new) The Gallery of the Devil (new) Blood for the Devil (new) Channel 13 News Segments (new) In The House of the Devil Behind The House of the Devil Deleted Scenes Trailer

Desperate for quick cash, college sophomore Samantha Hughes takes a babysitting job in the isolated mansion of the creepy Ulman family. Ignoring the warnings from her best friend, Samantha has no idea that a nightmare of unspeakable fear and torment awaits her within these walls. At midnight, in the shadow of a full lunar eclipse, the ultimate evil will be unleashed.

Jocelin...

Popular action anime Solo Leveling had a huge night at Crunchyroll Anime Awards as the series took home six wins.

The highlight was ofcourse Solo Leveling bagging the Anime of the Year award, pushing aside competition from Dandadan, Delicious in Dungeon, Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End, Kaiju No. 8, and The Apothecary Diaries in the process.

Along with the major honor, the anime also won Best New Anime Series, Best Action Anime, Best Main Character for Sung Jinwoo, Best Anime Score for Hiroyuki Sawano, and Best Anime Ending Sequence for “request” by krage.

Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End was initially the favorite to win the Anime of the Year and the Best Main Character. However in the end it only managed to win four awards – Best Director (Keiichiro Saito), Best Background Art, Best Drama Anime, and Best Supporting Character (Fern).

Dandadan also had a successful evening, winning Best Character Design, Best Anime...

All of the votes have been tallied, judges and fans from around the world have shared their picks and the orange carpet has been rolled out. On May 25, returning live from Tokyo, Japan, the winners of the 2025 Anime Awards were revealed! Consider this your comprehensive guide to the winners! Related: Crunchyroll Anime Awards 2025: Your Ultimate Guide Read on below for the full list of winners this year, including who took home the coveted Anime of the Year 2025 award! 2025 Anime Awards Winners Categories Jump to Category Anime of the Year 2025 Anime Film of the Year Best Continuing Anime Series Best New Anime Series Best Original Anime Best Animation Best Character Design Best Director Best Background Art Best Romance Anime Best Comedy Anime Best Action Anime Best Isekai Anime Best Drama Anime Best Slice of Life Anime Best Main Character Best Supporting Character “Must Protect At All Costs” Character Best Anime...

Following his feature film debut, I Trapped The Devil, Josh Lobo is back with a new tale of terror in Night After Night. This time, he’s tackling a film with a more sci-fi approach as two security guards confront a strange figure…

Last week, it was announced that Johnny Sibilly from Hacks joined the cast as one of the security guards. Alexis Louder (Violent Night), Trace Lysette (Monica), and Aj Bowen will also star in Night After Night alongside Scott Poythress (I Trapped The Devil).

Read the film’s full synopsis below:

Night After Night follows the contrasting lives of two overnight security guards at a private university, whose grip on reality begins to unravel after the appearance of a mute figure who returns each night without explanation.

Lobo penned the script with Rowan Russell.

Additional cast members include Horace Gold, Melissa and Michelle Macedo, and Jennifer Blair. Simon Waskow...

Exclusive: Spain’s Film Factory Entertainment has boarded the first two instalments of the horror saga The Collector: Manuel Sanabria’s The Collector: Mirrored Nightmares, and Joaquín Llamas’ The Collector: You’re Next.

The features hail from Madrid-based Isla Audiovisual, the production outfit behind Stories To Stay Awake, the acclaimed reboot of the iconic 1950s Spanish horror anthology created by genre maestro Narciso Ibáñez Serrador.

Set in a quiet town on the Spanish-Portuguese border, both films willfollow a woman, played by Belén López, whose arrival unsettles the new village in which she settles. She offers strangers seemingly harmless objects from her antique-filled home,...

I Trapped the Devil writer-director Josh Lobo is gearing up to helm his sophomore film, the sci-fi thriller Night After Night.

Johnny Sibilly (“Hacks”), Alexis Louder (Violent Night), Trace Lysette (“Transparent”), Aj Bowen (You’re Next), and Scott Poythress (I Trapped The Devil) have signed on to star, Deadline reports.

The movie follows the contrasting lives of two overnight security guards at a private university whose grip on reality begins to unravel after the appearance of a mute figure who returns each night without explanation.

Horace Gold, Melissa Macedo, Michelle Macedo, and Jennifer Blair round out the cast. Simon Waskow (Cuckoo) will compose the score.

Lobo, Rowan Russell, Alex Dandino, Bruno Corbin, and Logan Taylor are producing under Restricted Pictures, alongside David Hopwood, Michael Dwyer, and Corey Moosa of A Group of Ferrets.

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Michelle Obama was told “you’re next” by husband and former Potus Barack Obama after her mother died.

It’s not as bad as it sounds.

But she’s still rejecting the message.

Additionally, the former First Lady is discussing being in therapy because, “for the first time,” she’s making her own choices.

Former First Lady Michelle Obama speaks on her podcast in May 2025. (Image Credit: YouTube) President Barack Obama told Michelle Obama something a little odd-sounding

On May 31, 2024, Marian Robinson, mother to Michelle Obama and to her brother, Craig Robinson, passed away.

Almost one year later, the former First Lady is speaking publicly about the process of loss on her Imo podcast.

During the conversation with her brother, she opened up about her husband’s remarks.

Craig Robinson recalls his mother’s wishes in terms of her memorial. (Image Credit: YouTube)

“I guess if anything,...

Prom night is supposed to be unforgettable … right? Your high school gymnasium is all decked out with colorful streamers and sparkling lights. Mirror balls, paper crowns, nervous smiles… all for a perfect night when the promise of a bright tomorrow lingers above slow dancers like machine-made fog.

But for the characters in Netflix’s latest horror event, prom is certainly a night that’ll never be forgotten … but for all the wrong reasons. In Fear Street: Prom Queen, the new viciously fun slasher installment of R.L. Stine’s beloved universe, the evening ends in carnage, and a high school gym is decorated with viscera instead of balloons.

I guess the old adage is true: evil does love to party.

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While some iconic parties from horror history invited their ensembles to deadly social events with the promise of cash,...

Shudder has acquired the rights to Good Boy — a haunted house movie told from the point of view of a family dog — in the U.S., Canada, U.K., Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand, Deadline reports.

Ben Leonberg makes his feature directorial debut from a script he co-wrote with Alex Cannon.

Leonberg’s dog, Indy, stars alongside Shane Jensen, Larry Fessenden (You’re Next), Arielle Friedman, Anya Krawcheck, and Stuart Rudin (The Silence of the Lambs).

Indy finds himself on a new adventure with his human owner — and best friend — Todd, leaving city life for a long-vacant family home in the country. From the start, two things are abundantly clear: Indy is wary of the creepy old house, and his affection for Todd is unwavering.

Indy’s new world is immediately filled with unease: he senses invisible presences, follows phantom tracks, receives chilling warnings from a ghostly dog, and is haunted...

Pope Francis died on April 21, one day before Conclave came to Amazon Prime Video (and a few weeks after it left Peacock). But there was another pope-themed film available for streaming subscribers — and it took off on Netflix.

The Two Popes, a 2019 Oscar-winning film about the relationship between Francis (Jonathan Pryce) and his predecessor Pope Benedict XVI (Anthony Hopkins), returned to Netflix’s top 10. Its viewership increased by more than 30x the prior week, Netflix said, when Pope Francis was ailing but still alive.

From April 21-27, The Two Popes reached the Netflix top 10 in 27 countries, racking up 3.2 million global views.

That view tally was good enough for eighth place last week among all English-language movies on Netflix. Tom Hardy’s Havoc topped the list with 29.8 million views in just its first three days of availability, nearly tripling TV’s top performer, the premiere of You season five (10.1 million views...

Saban Films has acquired the North American rights to the “off-the-wall” horror film Traumatika for a theatrical release later this year.

Mikey’s night terrors become reality when his mother begins showing signs of demonic possession. What he’s about to experience will haunt him for the rest of his life and claim countless lives across generations.

Pierre Tsigaridis (Two Witches) directs from a script he co-wrote with producer Maxime Rancon (Two Witches).

Rebekah Kennedy (Two Witches), Emily Goss, Ranen Navat, Aj Bowen (You’re Next), Sean O’Bryan (“The Middle”), Susan Gayle Watts, and Sean Whalen (The People Under the Stairs) star.

“Traumatika is not a movie you see – it’s a movie you experience. And there’s no better way to experience it than on the big screen,” said Saban co-presidents Jonathan Saba and Shanan Becker. “It’s hard to prepare yourself for the highly disturbing film that Pierre and Maxime have created.

“Traumatika,’ an experimental and visually bold new horror film, has sold to Saban Films for North American distribution.

The project hails from co-writer and director Pierre Tsigaridis (“Two Witches”) and co-writer and producer Maxime Rancon. Saban is plotting a theatrical release for 2025. Rancon also serves as executive producer.

“Traumatika” played Australia’s FrightFest and others on the indie horror circuit, earning positive early reviews for genre-blending and featuring multiple points-of-view in a terrorizing tapestry of scenes. The film follows Mikey, whose night terrors become reality when his mother begins showing signs of demonic possession. What he’s about to experience will haunt him for the rest of his life and claim countless lives across generations.

“[This] is not a movie you see, it’s a movie you experience. And there’s no better way to experience it than on the big screen,” Saban Films co-presidents Jonathan Saba and Shanan Becker said.

You’ll bring a sleeping bag but leave in a body bag in Deathwoods, an upcoming slasher throwback that Bloody Disgusting is exclusively previewing with a teaser trailer this afternoon.

Deathwoods is a feature length slasher film, and it’s currently in post production. No word yet on a release date, but you can whet your appetite with the retro teaser trailer below!

Dark Dreams Productions, Simpatico Pictures and Good Spirits Films present Deathwoods, a modern day slasher with elements of classic grindhouse films. The team previews, “In the vein of the great films that came before it like The Burning, Madman, and Pieces, Deathwoods promises nothing less than extreme bloodshed and mayhem.”

In the film, “A weekend of camping intended to break Scott out of his post breakup depression, quickly turns into a weekend of bloodshed, as his friends are picked off one by one by the urban legend...

Class 1-a is back and ready for action — and you can watch their latest theatrical adventure right here! The My Hero Academia: You're Next movie is now streaming on Crunchyroll with a wide list of subtitles and dubs. Read on for everything you need to know about the release. My Hero Academia: You're Next Subs : English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Italian, Castillian, Arabic, European Portuguese, Polish Dubs : English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Italian, Russian, Castillian Series creator Kohei Horikoshi joined My Hero Academia: You’re Next as general supervisor and provided original character designs for the movie. Tensai Okamura directed at studio Bones, with Yosuke Kuroda handling the script, character designs by Yoshihiko Umakoshi and music by Yuki Hayashi. The movie premiered in Japanese theaters on August 2, 2024. My Hero Academia began in Weekly Shonen Jump in July 2014 and ended in August 2024. The series has released seven complete TV anime seasons,...

My Hero Academia's newest box office hit movie, My Hero Academia: You're Next, is heading to major anime streaming platform Crunchyroll, available for fans to watch in both English subbed and dubbed form.

Via a press release, Crunchyroll has announced that My Hero Academia: You're Next will stream on the platform starting April 20 at 5 p.m. Pt (time subject to change). The 110-minute film first premiered in Japan on Aug. 2, 2025, in Japan, followed by a U.S. release on Oct. 11. It's among the most successful films in the franchise to date, grossing over US$32 million worldwide (Box Office Mojo). Readers can check out the official visuals and trailer below.

Mha: You're Next Anime Movie Arrives on Crunchyroll in New Streaming Release

Images via © 2024 My Hero Academia The Movie Project © K. Horikoshi/Shueisha

My Hero Academia: You're Next is officially described: "Deku and his Hero Course classmates at U.

Crunchyroll has officially announced the nominees for the ninth annual Crunchyroll Anime Awards, with global fan voting now open through April 14.

This year’s celebration features over 50 series and films from over 35 studios, alongside a star-studded lineup of presenters for the upcoming ceremony.

“The Crunchyroll Anime Awards are one of the most important times of year for fans because we hear directly from them on what anime they love and get to honor the creative community behind that love. Anime continues to deeply resonate emotionally with fans, and anime’s biggest night of the year is sure to invoke a lot of joy and pride amongst the anime community—fans and creators alike. This year’s nominees represent more than 50 series and films developed by more than 35 talented studios,” said Rahul Purini, President of Crunchyroll.

Check out the list of presenters below (more will be announced soon):

Finn Wolfhard—Canadian director,...

The 2025 Crunchyroll Anime Awards are coming!

The streaming platform just announced the nominees and celebrity-fan presenters for the ninth annual ceremony.

The ceremony will honor the best in Japanese animation of the past year on Sunday, May 25 at the Grand Prince Hotel Shin Takanawa in Tokyo, Japan. The event will be livestreamed for global audiences.

The Anime Awards live ceremony will be hosted by voice actress Sally Amaki and popular entertainer Jon Kabira.

“The Crunchyroll Anime Awards are one of the most important times of year for fans because we hear directly from them on what anime they love and get to honor the creative community behind that love,” said Rahul Purini, President of Crunchyroll.

“Anime continues to deeply resonate emotionally with fans, and anime’s biggest night of the year is sure to invoke a lot of joy and pride amongst the anime community—fans and creators alike. This...

One of the standouts at this year’s SXSW film festival, at least so far, is writer/director/editor Alexander Ullom‘s feature debut It Ends, an audacious, genre-bending road trip nightmare with a lot on its mind.

It’s the type of innovative independent cinema that delivers on its thrilling premise while doubling as a deeply personal story. Perhaps it’s fitting that the road to getting It Ends made proved to be just as wild a ride for Ullom; the filmmaker’s website explains that his first feature fell into place thanks to a viral YouTube sketch, a VR poker game, and a comment on a meme.

Sounds like the makings of a wild story in itself, right?

“There’s definitely a crazy story there, the insane genesis of this movie,” Ullom tells Bloody Disgusting ahead of his film’s world premiere.

“At least the original version before our producers came on.

Superheroes dominate North American comics. There are popular comic series that aren't about superheroes — for example, AMC's hugely popular Walking Dead show is an adaptation of the comic series that ran from 2003 to 2019 and Conan the Barbarian has been a consistent presence in comics for the past 50 years — but they tend to be a bit of a niche compared to hugely popular superhero series like Superman, Batman and Spider-Man.

In general, the opposite is true in Japan. The three most popular manga series: One Piece, Naruto, and Bleach are about pirates, ninjas, and supernatural samurai, respectively. There are several superhero manga and anime series that have become popular, such as One-Punch Man, Shy, and Tiger & Bunny. On the whole, superheroes in the style of Marvel and DC comics aren't a common premise for manga and anime, though they're not completely unknown, either.

This brings us to this week's...

Before Adam Wingard joined Legendary's Monsterverse to helm Godzilla vs. Kong and Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire, he directed what is arguably one of the greatest slasher films of the 2010s: You're Next. Written by Simon Barrett, the film focuses on an estranged family who find themselves under attack by a group of masked assailants during a family reunion. It's a familiar premise, but one Wingard and Barrett handled with a deft hand that's filled with black humor and gory kills. Now, the pair are discussing the sequel they had planned, which they're glad they never made.

The chat between the two comes during a new commentary track on You're Next, which was released yesterday on SteelBook 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray exclusively from Lionsgate Limited (via Bloody Disgusting). The film saw its killers decked out in a lamb, a fox, and a tiger mask, and while Lamb Mask (L.

You’re Next put a delightfully bloody spin on the home invasion genre, earning the film a passionate cult following that has only grown since its release in 2011. Although the ending of You’re Next did leave the door open for a sequel, a follow-up never materialized. However, that doesn’t mean that director Adam Wingard and writer Simon Barrett didn’t consider it.

In a new commentary track (via Bloody Disgusting) on the film’s new 4K Ultra HD Steelbook release, Wingard and Barrett detailed the sequel and explained why they’re glad they never made it.

“Originally, [the Lamb Mask killer] got decapitated in the script with his hand pinned to his head,” Barrett said. “But then we were like, ‘Ah, perfect opportunity, because this film’s gonna be a huge theatrical success, everyone’s telling us, so for You’re Next 2 we’ll just bring [L.C. Holt] back as the Lamb Mask killer.

You’re Next is out today on SteelBook 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray exclusively from Lionsgate Limited, and director Adam Wingard and writer Simon Barrett discuss the unmade sequel to the 2011 home invasion slasher in a new commentary track.

“Originally, [the Lamb Mask killer] got decapitated in the script with his hand pinned to his head,” Barrett explains. “But then we were like, ‘Ah, perfect opportunity, because this film’s gonna be a huge theatrical success, everyone’s telling us, so for You’re Next 2 we’ll just bring [L.C. Holt] back as the Lamb Mask killer.’

“But because his frontal cortex is damaged by getting stabbed in the forehead, he won’t be able to feel pain anymore. He’ll be kind of crazier now, and he wants revenge for his brother.”

He continues, “Our sequel idea, which I’m glad we didn’t do, was the notion that Erin would be arrested.

My Hero Academia fans who have been longing to see the franchise's latest film are in luck. Months ahead of its international home video release, My Hero Academia: You're Next is now available to rent or purchase digitally on Amazon.

Recently, Amazon's Prime Video service updated its anime catalog, making My Hero Academia: You're Next available to view in Japanese with English subtitles as well as in English dubbed. The new release was accompanied by little on-site advertising, which is intriguing given the rampant popularity of the MyHero Academia series. Initially released in August 2024, You're Next performed remarkably at the Japanese box office, earning over 3.5 billion yen (equivalent to about $25 million at the time) over the course of three months. This broke the previous box office record set by Mha's previous theatrical installment, My Hero Academia: World Heroes Mission (2021).

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Butchers Bluff, a gory throwback to ’80s slashers, will be released on VOD on March 11 from Breaking Glass Pictures.

Explore the urban legend of the Hogman in the trailer below.

A group of college students venture to a reclusive Texas town where 28 people have mysteriously vanished over the past two decades seeking to uncover the truth behind the Hogman legend for their thesis project. What begins as an ambitious academic endeavor turns into a horrifying fight for survival.

Michael Fischer, Paige Steakley, and Johnny Huang star with Paul T. Taylor (Hellraiser: Judgment), Bill Oberst Jr. (3 from Hell), Jeremy London (Mallrats), L.C. Holt (You’re Next), Brinke Stevens (The Slumber Party Massacre), and Bill Johnson (The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2).

William Instone and Matt Rifley co-direct from a script by Instone and Renfield Rasputin.

“William Instone masterfully sets the tone in Butchers Bluff, a blood-soaked homage to 1980s slasher films,” praised Breaking Glass CEO Rich Wolff.

Japan’s box office fell 6.5% to $1.33bn (¥207bn) in 2024 due to a large drop in takings for US features, despite strong earnings for local titles.

Overall admissions were 7.1% down to 144.4 million, according to data published by the Motion Picture Producers Association of Japan (Eiren). The figures remain some distance from pre-pandemic 2019, when the gross box office was $1.55bn (¥242bn) from 195 million admissions.

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It was a positive picture for Japanese films, which took $1bn (¥156bn) at the local box office, up 5.1% year-on-year and comprising 75% of total takings. Topping the chart was anime Detective Conan: The Million-dollar Pentagram,...