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There you have it, summer is over and fall leaves are coming down. And so are new TV shows and movies from Peacock.

Let’s be honest, of course the No. 1 title everyone is waiting to watch is Greg Daniels and Michael Koman’s “The Paper,” which sees the film crew that documented the hilarious fictional paper company Dunder Mifflin take on its new subject, The Toledo Truthtellers, a newspaper based in Toledo, Ohio.

In addition, “The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” Season 6 will also be dropping on the platform, giving Bravo fans more drama and fun for the fall season.

Between family-friendly features like the “Shrek” movies and...

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...

Heads up, some of your favorite movies are moving around in September. The good news is, a lot of them will now be free to watch, as they’re headed to Tubi.

With no account creation or subscription requied, Tubi allows movie and TV fans to watch some of their favorites for completely free, though you will have to put up with ads. Their library is only getting deeper, and in September, they’re adding a ton more.

Below, you’ll find a full list of what’s new on Tubi in September.

September 1

“A Chiara”

“All Eyez On Me”

“All I See Is You”

“All In The Family (1971)” – Seasons...

Tubi is kicking off September with dozens of familiar titles, including a range of horror films like “Crawl,” “Fright Night” and “Lake Placid” ahead of the fall season.

The streamer also plans to add the popular animated action-comedy, “Archer, which follows super spy Sterling Archer and the global missions of his dysfunctional team of secret agents. The September lineup will also feature TV series like “Sabrina The Teenage Witch,” Season 5 and 6 of “Community,” “The Steve Harvey Show” and more.

Other film and TV offerings include “King Kong,” “Max Payne,” Black Knight,” “Blood And Bone,” “Stuck With You,” “Terror Lake Drive,” “Coming To America” and “Cuban Fury.” Plus, two new original thrillers arrive this month.

Here are all the new titles coming to Tubi in September.

Tubi Original Comedy

“Rel Talk” – Lil Rel Howery brings signature humor to Chicago’s What’s Funny Comedy Festival in a personal, hilarious, high-energy stand-up performance.

Shudder has unveiled the trailer and poster for Night of the Reaper, the latest feature from Canadian filmmaker Brandon Christensen. Best known for Still/Born, Z, Superhost and The Puppetman, Christensen once again returns to his fascination with format-driven horror, this time crafting a Halloween-set slasher with an added layer of VHS-inflected menace. The film will launch on the platform on 19 September.

Set in a quiet American suburb in the mid-1980s, the story follows college student Deena, played by Summer H. Howell, who reluctantly agrees to a last-minute babysitting job upon returning home. What begins as an ordinary night shifts into something more sinister when the local sheriff, portrayed by Ryan Robbins,...

When it comes to horror story elements, the combo of a babysitter and a killer has given us some great movies, including classics like When a Stranger Calls and Halloween. It’s a combo that never gets old and never goes out of style – and we’re going to see the babysitter / killer mix back in action soon, when the horror movie Night of the Reaper starts streaming on the Shudder service on September 19th. With that date just a few weeks away, a trailer for the film has arrived online and can be seen in the embed above.

Directed by Brandon Christensen (Still/Born, Z, Superhost, The Puppetman), who...

In horror, Halloween spells bad news for babysitters, something a young college student discovers the hard way when a masked killer resurfaces in Shudder Original Night of the Reaper.

Night of the Reaper, which hails from director Brandon Christensen, who co-wrote the Halloween horror movie with Ryan Christensen, debuts on Shudder on September 19.

The film’s synopsis reads, “In the heart of a quiet, 1980s suburb, college student Deena returns home and reluctantly takes on a last-minute babysitting job. That same night, the local sheriff receives a cryptic package that pulls him into a sinister scavenger hunt that sets off a game of cat and mouse with a dangerous killer.

Tubi, Fox’s free streaming service, has announced its September titles. The Tubi September 2025 slate includes Tubi Originals, TV series, and numerous action, art house, Black cinema, comedy, drama, horror, kids and family, sci-fi and fantasy, and thriller titles.

As a leading ad-supported video-on-demand service, the company engages diverse audiences through a personalized experience and the world’s largest content library of over 250,000 movies and TV episodes, a growing collection of exclusive Originals, and nearly 250 live channels.

You can watch the Tubi September 2025 lineup for free on Android and iOS mobile devices, Amazon Echo Show, Google Nest Hub Max, Comcast Xfinity X1, and Cox Contour.

You can also watch the service on connected television devices, including Amazon Fire TV, Vizio TVs, Sony TVs, Samsung TVs, Roku, Apple TV, Chromecast, Android TV, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and on the Tubi website.

Tubi Originals

Thriller

Dark Secret – 9/12

When a couple takes in a new roommate,...

Gold Derby can exclusively reveal all episodes entered as 2025 Emmy Award submissions for the comedy, drama, and limited categories. Each program submits six episodes from this past season. Each lead, supporting, and guest performer submits one episode. Television Academy voters are asked to watch each of the titles entered for that category before marking their ballots. Note that all episodes are entered for the limited series and limited actor/actress categories.

Comedian Nate Bargatze hosts the Primetime Emmys on Sept. 14 for CBS. The Creative Arts ceremonies are held the weekend of Sept. 6-7.

Comedy Series:

Abbott Elementary – “Girard Creek,” “Dad Fight,” “Karaoke,” “Ringworm,” “100th Day of School,” “Volunteers”

The Bear – “Tomorrow,” “Next,” “Doors,” “Napkins,” “Ice Chips,” “Forever”

Hacks – “Big, Brave Girl,” “Cover Girls,” “I Love L.A.,” “Mrs. Table,” “Witch of the Week,” “A Slippery Slope”

Nobody Wants This – “Pilot,” “A Shiksa Walks Into a Temple,” “The Ick,” “Wags,” “Rebecca’s...

Gold Derby can exclusively reveal the 48 episodes entered as 2025 Emmy Award submission for the eight Best Drama Series nominees. Each program submits six episodes from this past season. Television Academy voters are asked to watch each of the episodes entered for that category before marking their ballots.

The complete list of submissions for this category is below:

Andor (Disney+)

“Messenger,” “Who Are You?,” “Welcome to the Rebellion,” “Make It Stop,” “Who Else Knows?,” “Jedha, Kyber, Erso”

The Diplomat (Netflix)

“When a Stranger Calls,” “St. Paul’s,” “The Ides of March,” “The Other Army,” “Our Lady of Immaculate Deception,” “Dreadnought”

The Last of Us (HBO Max)

“Future Days,” “Through the Valley,” “Day One,” “Feel Her Love,” “The Price,” “Convergence”

Paradise (Hulu)

“Wildcat Is Down,” “Sinatra,” “Agent Billy Pace,” “In the Palaces of Crowned Kings,” “The Day,” “The Man Who Kept the Secrets”

The Pitt (HBO Max)

“7:00 A.M.,” “10:00 A.

Freddie Prinze Jr. made a bold claim during the premiere of the I Know What You Did Last Summer legacy sequel. On Sarah Michelle Gellar’s Helen Shivers death scene, he gushed: “I genuinely mean this: I think it’s one of the best death scenes in the history of horror films.” While her actual death scene appears mostly offscreen, behind a wall of rubber tires, I would argue that he likely meant her chase scene. It remains the most heart-pounding and all-time best chase scene in slasher history, outpacing the likes of Laurie Strode in Halloween and Sally Hardesty in The Texas Chain Saw Massacre.

Chase scenes are as old as movies themselves. The first horror movie, 1896’s The Haunted Castle, features rudimentary scares and mechanics that would later become integral pieces to horror movies of the ‘20s, ‘30s, and ‘40s, from Nosferatu to Dracula and Frankenstein. 1942’s Cat People...

Stars: Rigo Garay, Ella Rae Peck, Lorraine Farris, John Speredakos | Written by Chris Skotchdopole, Larry Fessenden, Rigo Garay | Directed by Chris Skotchdopole

With horror films nothing is off limits. The thing that seems the safest place can bring the biggest terror. Think of the shower scene in Psycho, swimming is such fun, until a shark is munching on your torso. And for all of us, home is our safe place, until it isn’t! Through cinema home invasion horror has terrified audiences. Films like The Last House on the Left, When a Stranger Calls, The Hand that Rocks the Cradle and The Strangers.

In 2024 there was a new home invasion film released called Crumb Catcher. This indie thriller really pushed genre boundaries, delivering a gripping experience. Arrow Video snatched up the rights for this indie darling and have given it a deluxe Blu-ray release that fans of this genre are going to just love.

Vinegar Syndrome has announced 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray releases of Mac and Me, The Rage: Carrie 2, The Card Player, and Yongary, Monster from the Deep.

Exclusive slipcover editions will ship later this month, while standard retail versions are due out on August 26.

Mac and Me has been newly restored in 4K from the 35mm original camera negative with Dolby Vision Hdr.

The 1988 E.T. knock-off is directed by Stewart Raffill (The Philadelphia Experiment), who co-wrote the script with Steve Feke (When a Stranger Calls). Jade Calegory, Christine Ebersole, Jonathan Ward, and Katrina Caspary star.

Special features:

4K Uhd presented in Dolby Vision High-Dynamic-Range Newly scanned & restored in 4K from its 35mm original camera negative Brand new commentary track with co-writer/director Stewart Raffill & Jim Branscome of Cinematic Void Brand new commentary track with film historians Wayne Byrne and Paul Farren “Strange Adventure” (12 min) – a brand new interview with co-writer...

Women can have everything but a personality in director Simon West’s offensively bland work-life balance comedy, “Bride Hard.” Rebel Wilson stars as an American spy on the hunt for a single redeeming quality in Magenta Light Studios’ wedding party-turned-hostage negotiation. It’s been 13 years since Anna Camp broke out with Wilson in “Pitch Perfect,” and the box office success of that franchise made the actresses’ reunion in a new movie inevitable. Still, they deserve a better match than “Bride Hard.”

The problems start with Shaina Steinberg’s misguided and shallow script. A pale imitation of “Bridesmaids” (which earns its punny association with the Bruce Willis action classic even less), Wilson and Camp’s latest film sets out to answer, “Should these childhood besties stay friends?” Instead, it collapses into an ad-laden sameness that is not only deeply unfunny but recalls the infamous “Game Night” question: “How can that be profitable for Frito Lay?...

Camilla Belle has delivered some of her most memorable style moments across red carpets, galas, and film premieres. Each look tells part of her story, from elegant lace dresses to standout horror roles. Explore her evolving fashion journey below.

Jump to a Look:

1. Lo Máximo Gala: White Lace Dress & Nude Slingbacks 2. Horror Debut: When a Stranger Calls and Early Style 3. Vintage Vibes: Ralph Lauren Fringe Dress in Las Vegas 4. Floral Fantasy: Monique Lhuillier at J.Lo’s After Party 5. Holiday Chic: Tory Burch Sequins & Tamara Mellon Heels 6. Fashion Retrospective: Camilla Belle’s Red Carpet Hits Lo Máximo Gala: White Lace Dress & Nude Slingbacks

Camilla Belle returned to the red carpet for the 2025 Lo Máximo Awards and Fundraising Gala on March 29 at the Jw Marriott Los Angeles L.A. Live.

Known for her refined yet understated approach to fashion, Camilla doesn’t chase trends. When she commits to a look, it resonates.

Grinderman, the side project of Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, have announced they will be reissuing their full discography on July 18th.

The Grinderman lineup is comprised of Cave with fellow Bad Seeds Warren Ellis, Martyn Casey, and Jim Sclavunos. The quartet has released three albums: their self-titled 2007 debut, 2010’s Grinderman 2, and 2012’s Grinderman 2 Rmx. Each project will be available on eco-conscious black vinyl and digisleeve CD editions. Pre-orders are ongoing.

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Formed in 2005, Grinderman was created to explore a more raw, primal sound than The Bad Seeds and lean closer to Cave’s earlier post-punk project, The Birthday Party. Their debut album, Grinderman, was universally acclaimed upon its release and spawned the singles “No Pussy Blues” and “Get It On.” Its follow-up, Grinderman 2, took a more psychedelic approach, while Grinderman 2 Rmx featured reinterpretations from artists including Robert Fripp, Josh Homme, Unkle, and Nick Zinner.

Kids are kind of dumb. Remember when you and your friends thought it was funny to prank call the police, not realizing they could see the number and easily call you back? That’s mostly innocuous, but it was also a rite of passage. I’m not sure the adolescent phase of prank calling still endures or not, but since the advent of home telephones, kids and teens loved picking up the phone and pranking friends and foes alike. The entire Scream franchise is basically the most terrifying prank call in history (except it’s no joke).

The phenomenon wasn’t just limited to the 1980s and 1990s, either. Way back in 1965, William Castle directed Joan Crawford in I Saw What You Did, a cheap yet fantastic thriller about two young girls pranking random numbers, calling and saying, “I saw what you did, and I know who you are.” Unfortunately,...

Scream got a lot of mileage out of landline telephones. While the series has been adapting to new technologies with every subsequent entry (Ghostface can text now), nothing ever quite captures the magic of the landline. That silly little phone in your kitchen tethered to the wall, the one with the cord your mom would twirl in her finger while shushing you—she’s on the phone. Scream wasn’t the first horror movie to render pretty familiar tech terrifying, though it arguably did it the best.

When a Stranger Calls is an earlier example, even if its phone call thrills were limited almost exclusively to its pretty sensational cold open (before it all goes downhill). Out of the Dark was a grimy, sexy reinvention, pitting phone sex workers against a crazed serial killer, and of course, The Ring famously dialed in to let you know you had just seven days to live.

Screen Gems is developing a new take on ’90s slasher Urban Legend, and THR reports that Shanrah Wakefield (Killer in Red) will write the script with Gary Dauberman (Until Dawn) producing. Neal Moritz is also in talks to produce, with the reboot in early development.

THR details, “While plot details are unknown, sources say the story aims to be an examination of what an urban legend looks like in a post-digital world.”

In the Jamie Blanks-directed 1998 slasher starring Jared Leto, Alicia Witt, and Rebecca Gayheart, a college student suspects a series of bizarre deaths are connected to urban legends.

The original slasher was followed by two sequels, Urban Legends: Final Cut, released theatrically in 2000, and the direct-to-video film Urban Legends: Bloody Mary in 2005.

The original Urban Legend was written by the late Silvio Horta.

Paul Lê wrote here on Bloody Disgusting back in 2021, “Jamie Blanks’ debut is hardly the...

The opening of 1979’s When a Stranger Calls features twenty of the most potent minutes in horror. From an unassuming heroine whose tenable performance lingers, to the attentive buildup of suspense ahead of a nightmarish climax, the movie begins on the best note possible. Replicating what feels like lightning in a bottle seemed impossible at the time, but as it happens, Fred Walton’s less familiar sequel When a Stranger Calls Back is a remarkable successor in more ways than one. Walton redefined the same story rather than repeat it. Instead of shifting the focus away from the babysitter like in the first movie, the sequel follows her trauma and never loses sight of it.

Julia (Jill Schoelen) is babysitting a couple’s two children one evening when she receives an unexpected visitor. An unknown man comes to the front door and asks to use the phone because his car has broken down nearby.

April is right around the corner, marking the halfway point to the best holiday of the year: Halloween. Pluto TV is celebrating accordingly with the return of April Ghouls programming.

Beginning April 1, Pluto TV will be streaming themed programming dedicated to supernatural, thrills, and chills. April Ghouls will also feature stunts and horror film marathons across a number of channels; Pluto TV is making sure everyone is able to get in on the Halfway to Halloween fun.

To celebrate April Ghouls, here’s the horror that’s getting featured all April long.

New Horror Movies On Pluto TV This Month

● 30 Days of Night & 30 Days of Night: Dark Days

● Bram Stoker’s Dracula

● Deliver Us from Evil

● The Evil Dead (1983)

● Fright Night

● Grace: The Possession

● Idle Hands

● Oculus

● Only Lovers Left Alive

● Paranormal Activity 1-4

● Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones

● Pet

● Pet Sematary II

● Quarantine

● The Ring, The Ring Two & Rings

● Silent Hill

● Skinwalkers

● Urban Legend,...

Technology and trauma come together once again for Christopher Landon’s latest Blumhouse thriller Drop, a fun and satisfying ride through a first date from hell.

Years after the traumatizing death of her husband, widowed mother Violet (Meghann Fahy) is ready to put herself back out there, accepting a first date with the charming Henry (Brandon Sklenar) after three months of online flirtations. But their romantic evening takes a nightmarish turn when Violet begins receiving anonymous drops on her phone with nefarious memes and instructions, while her son is held hostage at home.

With Landon’s visually striking Hitchcock-ian direction, screenwriters Jillian Jacobs and Chris Roach provide a fun tech-driven update on the urban legend that spawned 1979’s When a Stranger Calls (and its fun 2006 remake) as the drops come from inside the house.

Admittedly, the big reveal was mildly predictable after an ensemble of early red herrings, but...

After making her feature debut last year with the Screambox Original found footage movie Devon, Jenni ‘JWoww’ Farley (“Jersey Shore”) is headed back into the director’s chair for Nanny Cam, with Deadline reporting that Katie Cassidy has signed on to star.

Horror fans will remember Katie Cassidy from films including When a Stranger Calls (2006), The Lost (2006), Black Christmas (2006), and A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010), with the upcoming Nanny Cam marking her return to horror after nearly a decade.

Deadline details, “The film follows a new mother, played by Cassidy, who grapples with her dark ancestral legacy as she tries to protect her newborn daughter against what she believes is a malevolent demon, bringing her own mental health into question.”

Riley Dandy (Christmas Bloody Christmas), Myles Clohessy (Frontier Crucible), and Sol Miranda (Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt) will also star in writer-director Jenni Farley’s movie.

“Nanny Cam delves into the chilling story of Trinity,...

With a 25-year career on his shoulders, director Simon West seems to have a knack for helming remakes. He first set out to bring 1979’s When A Stranger Calls to a present-day audience in 2006. Seeing the decent success that it had at the box office, he then aimed to adapt an even more prestigious title from the '70s, Charles Bronson’s The Mechanic. Actor (and all-around tough guy) Jason Statham was announced to be in the lead role soon after the project was initially developed. The film was praised by critics and welcomed by audiences as well when it was released in January 2011.

Seeing how West was on a roll with reboots, he saw it fitting to continue digging deeper into this filmmaking niche. Could he pull off three successful remakes, though? When it came to his modern take on a 1986 neo-noir thriller, Heat (based on a novel of...

The 12-episode K-drama When The Phone Rings kept us on the edge of our seats from start to finish. There’s no denying it was one of the best K-drama viewing experiences of the past year. The series goes from a thriller mystery reminiscent of When A Stranger Calls to a romance drama set in 2013 Dramaworld. I feel like everything from how the lead actress is dressed to the color grading of the show makes it look like a drama that came out 10 years ago and definitely not in 2024. I guess this nostalgic trip kind of pushes us old folks to like it more because it reminds us of what once was. But I digress. Sa-Eon and Hee-Joo are the most unhappy married couple you’ve ever seen. An arranged marriage in the conglomerate world isn’t unusual, but the level of contempt is eyebrow-raising. Hee-Joo is mute because of an accident from years past,...

April Fool’s Day will be the life of the party when it hits 4K Ultra HD on January 21 from Kino Lorber.

The 1986 holiday slasher has been newly restored in 4K from the original camera negative with Dolby Vision/Hdr.

From Friday the 13th franchise producer Frank Mancuso Jr., the film is directed by Fred Walton (When a Stranger Calls) and written by Danilo Bach (Beverly Hills Cop).

Deborah Foreman, Jay Baker, Deborah Goodrich, Ken Olandt, Griffin O’Neal, Leah King Pinsent, Clayton Rohner, Amy Steel, and Thomas F. Wilson star.

Disc 1 – 4K Uhd:

4K Restoration from the Original Camera Negative Dolby Vision/Hdr Presentation of the Film Audio Commentary by Film Historians Howard S. Berger, Steve Mitchell, and Nathaniel Thompson (new) 5.1 Surround and Lossless 2.0 Audio

Disc 2 – Blu-ray:

Horror with a Twist: 2-Part Interview with Director Fred Walton Well of Lies: Interview with Actress Deborah Goodrich Royce Looking Forward to Dessert:...

Warning: Spoilers ahead for The Diplomat season 2, episode 1, "When a Stranger Calls."Netflix's The Diplomat is filled with political terminology that speeds by so quickly that it can be easy to miss, and the season 2 premiere includes one such term without ever really describing it in any detail. With The Diplomat season 2 cast being a blend of British and American characters - among other nationalities - several buzzwords from each country involved can refer to complex political processes. In The Diplomat season 2, episode 1, "When a Stranger Calls," Rory Kinnear's British Prime Minister, Nicol Trowbridge, calls a meeting known as a Cobra - which is a very specific kind of gathering.

The political drama's return picks up immediately following The Diplomat season 1's ending. The show's second run continues to use London as its primary setting, and as such, prominent British politicians like Trowbridge continue to use official words...

The Diplomat season 2 begins immediately after the bombing at the end of the season 1 finale.

The opening scene of “When a Stranger Calls,” The Diplomat season 2 episode 1, reveals the aftermath of the bombing. Ronnie Buckhurst (Jess Chanliau), Stuart Hayford (Ato Essandoh), and Hal Wyler (Rufus Sewell) were injured in the bombing, but we don’t know the extent of their injuries.

In Paris, Ambassador Kate Wyler (Keri Russell) and Foreign Secretary Austin Dennison (David Gyasi) just realized that it seems like the Brits, possibly including Nicol Trowbridge (Rory Kinnear), are the ones responsible for the attack on the British ship before getting the call that there was a bombing in London involving Hal and Stuart.

From the first moments of the season, we know one person has died in the blast, but we don’t know if it’s Ronnie, Hal, or Stuart. We don’t have to wait long to find out.

This article includes detailed descriptions of torture and murder in Terrifier 3.

The explicitly horrifying slasher film Terrifier 3 has the most gore anyone has seen on screen in recent years. From the opening scene to the last, Art the Clown terrifies the audience with endless torture and killing, outdoing himself in the process. Terrifier 3 features the franchise's worst crimes and takes the most disturbing ways to die to a whole new level.

Nearly every scene has some gore in it, and the amount of violence has attracted controversy since the movie's release. From the shocking opening scene to the infamous shower scene to Art's final kill, Terrifier 3's worst deaths are also the most inventive. Art has a new device in the film. While he tends to repeat some of his tricks, one move is reserved for special guests.

Vicky Has a Messy Death in Terrifier 3...

The blood-thirsty hitchhiker, the escaped psycho with a hook for a hand, the babysitter and the call that is somehow unequivocally coming from inside the house; we all known them. The modern day fables that have shaped our fears and behaviours arguably more than any others. Urban legends that all seem to have sprung out of the American post-war hangover of the 1950s and ’60s, as inequality took seed and the dark side of the new white-picket-fence suburbia slowly set in off-screen. Ed Gein and Ted Bundy and the Moors Murders filled the news. Doubts about our fellow man, and about what they’re capable of. About how we very much aren’t “all in this together”; that the days of blindly trusting one another are all but over. That people, strangers in particular, are more likely to be dangerous than helpful.

And naturally, those cautionary tales bled into culture and filmmaking.

Before USA Network became series-focused, the cable channel delivered a steady stream of weekly original movies. Many of which were produced by McA (now NBCUniversal). And during this era — between the late 1980s and early 2000s — USA offered a variety of genres; action and suspense were the most common, but horror also came up from time to time.

Especially around Halloween.

USA Network is no longer in the business of airing these “World Premiere Movies,” horror or otherwise, and there haven’t been great strides to bring all of them to streaming or modern home video. However, the horror entries certainly have their merits as well as fans.

See if you can remember these original movies from USA Network’s horror history.

Trapped (1989)

Image: Kathleen Quinlan in Trapped (1989).

Directed by Fred Walton, Trapped was one of USA’s first World Premiere Movies. Here Kathleen Quinlan starred in what feels like a blueprint for P2.

Exclusive: Camilla Belle has signed with Buchwald for representation.

Most recently, Belle recurred on Law & Order: Organized Crime opposite Christopher Meloni. Opposite Gus Halper, they portrayed New York City power couple Pearl Serrano and Teddy Silas in the show’s third season. She also appeared in Hulu’s Dollface opposite Kat Dennings, Brenda Song and Shay Mitchell.

Belle’s acting career began with A Little Princess, where she worked with Academy Award-winning filmmaker Alfonso Cuarón. She played the lead role in the remake of the 1979 thriller When A Stranger Calls from director Simon West. She also starred in the sci-fi thriller Push, with Chris Evans and Dakota Fanning, 10,000 B.C., directed by Roland Emmerich and The Lost World: Jurassic Park, directed by Steven Spielberg.

More recently, Belle co-starred in the Korean action film Carter for Netflix and the Tubi romantic comedy feature 10 Truths About Love. She also starred opposite Daniel Day-Lewis...

Horror fans are spoiled for choice when it comes to home invasion movies. 2013's You're Next deserves a spot on any Halloween watch list.

Netflix is gearing up for Halloween with its October lineup of suspense and horror flicks. Psycho and The Birds are now streaming along with cult favorites As Above, So Below and Unfriended. Slasher fans can also add You're Next to their Halloween binge. Directed by Adam Wingard, You're Next was a sleeper hit at the 2013 box office, grossing almost $27 million worldwide against its $1 million production budget. It's a must-watch home invasion horror movie because of its main protagonist. You're Next is Certified Fresh at Rotten Tomatoes, praised by critics and audiences for its dark humor and shameless violence.

Related 10 Greatest Slasher Horror Movies From the 2000s

Slasher films are a staple of the horror genre and movies like Scream 3 and When a Stranger Calls helped to define the 2000s.

Zombie outbreak plots have elevated in status due to pop culture sensations like The Walking Dead and The Last of Us. These apocalyptic and post-apocalyptic narratives have fascinated viewers since George A. Ramero's classic Night of the Living Dead, evolving to appeal to new generations that yearn for a fresh twist and unique concept with each new show and film.

Despite the outliers that have revolutionized and popularized the zombie genre, most zombie flicks are not positively reviewed by critics and viewers. However, these storylines offer some interesting themes, including the exploration of humankind, survival, companionship, and the fragile state of civilization. The most underrated zombie movies twist the traditional expectations of the genre, capturing the audience with an exciting and unusual take on the overused tropes.

Updated by Arthur Goyaz on October 2, 2024: The zombie genre is constantly evolving by embracing new ideas. There are many zombie movies out...

Every babysitter’s nightmare becomes real in When a Stranger Calls, now streaming on our Bloody Disgusting-powered Screambox.

Carol Kane (Addams Family Values) stars in the 1979 masterclass in suspense from director Fred Walton (April Fool’s Day).

In the film, a psychopathic killer terrorizes a babysitter, then returns seven years later to menace her again.

“A young high school student babysits for a very rich family. She begins to receive strange phone calls threatening the children. When she finally realizes that it’s not a joke, she calls the police, only to find that the calls are coming from inside the house.”

Paul Le wrote about the film in his regular column, “Formative Fears”, exploring friends, family and closure in the 70s-era classic.

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The Forbidden Worlds Film Festival is set to return with a bang this October, promising two nights of classic horror and a very clear message: beware of strangers. Taking place at Bristol’s former IMAX, now known as the Bristol Megascreen, the festival will run from 11th to 12th October 2024 and is themed around the ominous concept of ‘Stranger Danger’. With a line-up that includes restored cult favourites, modern classics, and eerie international hits, this year’s festival promises to be an amazing cinematic experience for horror fans.

Audiences will be treated to six handpicked horror films, each focusing on the terrifying consequences of interacting with the unknown. Headlining the event is the UK premiere of a 4K restoration of Dario Argento’s Opera, one of the Italian maestro’s most visually stunning and audacious works. Also in the line-up is a freshly restored version of the 1986 cult thriller The Hitcher,...

The Terrifier franchise is known for featuring some of the most gruesome kills ever seen on camera, but according to director Damien Leone, if the Hollywood system had its way, the movies would be a lot less bloody in order to appeal to a wider audience. Speaking with Total Film ahead of the release of Terrifier 3 next month, Leone revealed that due to the overwhelming success of his first two independent films, he was approached by a major studio about the possibility of rebooting the franchise to bring it to the masses. However, it came with one big caveat that wouldve compromised his vision for the series.

They wanted to reboot it for a wider audience. Thats not what I was interested in. They would say, 'Its gotta be rated R, it cant be as gory as you made it.'

Part of the fun of the Terrifier films is all the gore,...

Return Of The Living Dead Part II Ost: "Terror Vision is dying of excitement to present our release of Return of the Living Dead Part II soundtrack on limited edition vinyl and cassette!"

Deluxe Edition Details: "This is a preorder that will ship in September. This Deluxe Edition LP with its lenticular cover is strictly limited to 1000.

Audio pulled from original tapes and remastered by composer, J. Peterson Robinson Liner notes by J. Peter Robinson Gatefold Packaging w/ full-color inner sleeve First 1000 copies of this Deluxe Edition comes with a lenticular cover, one sheet poster, postcard and a sticker! There will be a Standard Edition (non-lenticular version with none of these bonuses) down the road.

Violet colored LP for anyone who orders off our site.

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We are thrilled to announce J. Peter Robinson’s score to Return Of The Living Dead Part II....

Halloween season kicks off in less than a month and we’re already dropping some huge horror bombs on Screambox including the instant gory classic We Are Zombies, the undead horror drama The Funeral, and the cult thriller When a Stranger Calls.

Here’s the full breakdown…

The Hollywood dream becomes a nightmare when The Fanatic stalks Screambox on August 9. Directed by Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst, John Travolta stars in the psychological thriller as a film buff who develops an obsession with a cult movie star.

Rkss introduces the living impaired in Screambox Original We Are Zombies on August 13. Based on the comic book series “The Zombies That Ate the World”, the horror-comedy has drawn comparisons to Shaun of the Dead, Zombieland, and Warm Bodies.

A pastor seeks vengeance for his daughter’s murder in The Retaliators on Screambox August 23. It features appearances by hard rock luminaries Tommy Lee...

Screambox has revealed the new films joining the horror streaming service in August, including We Are Zombies, The Funeral, and When a Stranger Calls.

The Hollywood dream becomes a nightmare when The Fanatic stalks Screambox on August 9. Directed by Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst, the psychological thriller stars John Travolta as a film buff who develops an obsession with a cult movie star.

Rkss introduces the living impaired in Screambox Original We Are Zombies on August 13. Based on the comic book series The Zombies That Ate the World, the horror-comedy has drawn comparisons to Shaun of the Dead, Zombieland, and Warm Bodies.

A pastor seeks vengeance for his daughter’s murder in The Retaliators on Screambox August 23. It features appearances by hard rock luminaries Tommy Lee (Mötley Crüe), Jacoby Shaddix (Papa Roach), Ivan Moody & Zoltan Bathory (Five Finger Death Punch), and Spencer Charnas (Ice Nine Kills).

On August 27, Screambox Original...

Terrifier 3, set for release on October 11, 2024, promises a Christmas-themed horror sequel featuring Art the Clown wreaking havoc. Director Damien Leone teases that the film's opening scene will appeal to fans of Scream and When a Stranger Calls, meaning that someone will get a nasty phone call. The cast of Terrifier 3 now includes Chris Jericho, Jason Patric, Clint Howard, and even special effects legend Tom Savini.

Terrifier 3 is ready to unleash Art the Clown once more in a Christmas-themed sequel thats set to hit theaters on October 11, 2024, and director Damien Leone is already teasing that the films opening scene will appeal to fans of a couple of genre classics. Serving as a direct sequel to 2022s Terrifier 2, the new entry will see the return of Lauren Lavera as protagonist Sienna Shaw, as well as villainess Victoria Hayes (Samantha Scaffidi). David Howard Thornton will don the makeup once more as Art the Clown,...

It’s prom night 2008 and Donna Keppel is planning to wear a champagne-colored dress. Corseted, with pink and gold beads. Unfortunately, it might also get splattered with blood and tears, because the teacher who’s obsessed with her has broken out of the mental hospital, tracked her down to the prom venue, and is ready to make sure she’ll be his forever. Even if that means having to slaughter her friends first. That’s the story of the 2008 version of Prom Night (watch it Here) – and if you haven’t seen this one, it might be the Best Horror Movie You Never Saw.

The Prom Night franchise began with the release of a 1980 slasher movie which starred scream queen Jamie Lee Curtis as a young woman who has to deal with a ski mask-wearing maniac crashing her prom. People are stabbed and hacked, knocked off a cliff, decapitated, throats are slit,...

The television franchise that began with Pretty Little Liars on Freeform (starting back when the channel was known as ABC Family) and continued with two short-lived spin-offs on Freeform – Ravenswood and Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists – moved over to the Max streaming service in 2022 with a new series called Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin, which leaned further into horror territory. The second season of the new series is titled Pretty Little Liars: Summer School, and last week we learned that it’s set to make its Max premiere on May 9th. With that date just three weeks away, a trailer has arrived online, and you can check it out in the embed above.

This take on the Pretty Little Liars concept was created by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa and Lindsay Calhoon Bring. It focuses on “new characters in the new fictional town of Millwood, Pa and with multiple references to iconic horror...

The television franchise that began with Pretty Little Liars on Freeform (starting back when the channel was known as ABC Family) and continued with two short-lived spin-offs on Freeform – Ravenswood and Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists – moved over to the Max streaming service in 2022 with a new series called Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin, which leaned further into horror territory. The second season of the new series is titled Pretty Little Liars: Summer School, and it has been announced that it’s set to make its Max premiere on May 9th!

This take on the Pretty Little Liars concept was created by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa and Lindsay Calhoon Bring. It focuses on “new characters in the new fictional town of Millwood, Pa and with multiple references to iconic horror movies (think Carrie and the original Halloween).” Season 1 had the following synopsis: Twenty years ago, a series of tragic events almost ripped...

The first twenty minutes of the 1979 horror film When a Stranger Calls (watch it Here) really creeped out movie-goers. It stuck in their heads, earning the movie cult classic status. The rest of the running time, viewers don’t often remember so clearly. So when Screen Gems gave the greenlight to a remake, they decided to expand those first twenty minutes to feature length, stretching out the thrills and suspense for as long as possible. It was a clever idea that was brought to the screen in an entertaining way. And if you haven’t seen the When a Stranger Calls remake, this is the best horror movie you never saw. (You can watch that one Here.)

To properly tell the story of this 2006 release, we first have to rewind thirty years. That’s when college friends Fred Walton and Steve Feke sat down to write the script for a...

The television franchise that began with Pretty Little Liars on Freeform (starting back when the channel was known as ABC Family) and continued with two short-lived spin-offs on Freeform – Ravenswood and Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists – moved over to the Max streaming service in 2022 with a new series called Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin, which leaned further into horror territory. A second season of the new series, now titled Pretty Little Liars: Summer School, is set to reach Max sometime in spring 2024, and now Cosmopolitan has unveiled a batch of images from the season (including a shot of a masked slasher) that the creators say was inspired by classic sequels Friday the 13th Part 2, Halloween II, and Scream 2!

This take on the Pretty Little Liars concept was created by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa and Lindsay Calhoon Bring. It focuses on “new characters in the new fictional town of Millwood, Pa...

It’s Super Bowl weekend with the San Francisco 49ers taking on the Kansas City Chiefs, with many tuning in just to see if Taylor Swift can make it to Las Vegas from her Saturday night concert in Tokyo. Plus, there’s exactly one new wide release. Read on for Gold Derby’s box office preview.

It’s been a number of years since we’ve heard from Oscar-winning screenwriter Diablo Cody of “Juno” fame, but she’s written the new horror-comedy “Lisa Frankenstein,” which stars Kathryn Newton (“Big Little Lies”) as Lisa, a young woman who falls in love with a corpse, played by Cole Sprouse (“Riverdale”), and decides to try to bring him back to life. Directed by Zelda Williams – the daughter of the late, great Robin Williams – the movie is fully targeted toward the younger female audiences that have made musicals like “Wonka” and “Mean Girls” decent-sized box office hits,...

Delays are bound to happen when making movies, but something was clearly wrong when Amusement was postponed not once but twice in 2008. It wasn’t long before John Simpson’s American directorial debut was removed from the theatrical schedule altogether and then later dropped on DVD that following year. Although going from the big-screen to direct-to-video is an undeserved fate in some cases, this movie’s new destination was understandable. The unfavorable feedback from an early test screening — the word “disastrous” was tossed around — forced Warner Bros to salvage the potential flop now on its hands. Nevertheless, the negative consensus hasn’t stopped Amusement from amassing a small fan base over the years; its followers focus on this panned movie’s few merits rather than its many shortcomings.

At first, Amusement looks to be an anthology; this horror movie’s first three acts are well defined and almost function as standalone short features.

One of HBO’s former hot properties returns in a big way this January, as True Detective season four finally arrives on the service. Will this be a return to form for the gritty show? Well, that remains unclear, but this time around the anthology series will follow detectives Liz Danvers (Jodie Foster) and Evangeline Navarro (Kali Reis) as the long winter darkness in Alaska. When eight people at the Tsalal Arctic Research Station vanish without a trace, these detectives need to get on the case quickly.

Also hitting Max this month is the final season of Sort Of. Season three finds Sabi (Bilal Baig) dealing with the unexpected death of their father, and making some big life choices as a result.

Here’s everything coming to (and leaving) HBO and Max this month…

HBO and Max New Releases – January 2024

January 1

90 Day Fiancé: Holiday Special 2023 #3 (TLC) 90 Day Fiancé Pillow Talk...

Max’s January 2024 lineup includes season four of True Detective, led by Oscar-winner Jodie Foster, as well as the third and final season of Sort Of with Bilal Baig. Max is also kicking off the new year with the debut of On The Roam, an eight-part documentary series featuring Aquaman star Jason Momoa.

The streaming service’s January 2024 roster includes the return of Real Time with Bill Maher for season 22, along with the seventh season of Rick and Morty. The critically acclaimed documentary Going to Mars: The Nikki Giovanni Project arrives on January 8.

Series & Films Arriving On Max In January 2024:

January 1

90 Day Fiancé: Holiday Special 2023 #3 (TLC)

90 Day Fiancé Pillow Talk: Single All The Way (TLC)

The A-Team (2010)

After Earth (2013)

Alvin and The Chipmunks: The Squeakquel (2009)

Aniara (2019)

Austenland (2013)

Bachelorette (2012)

Big Star: Nothing Can Hurt Me (2013)

Body at Brighton Rock (2019)

Booty Call (1997)

The Breakfast Club (1985)

The Brothers (2001)

Cabin Fever (2003)

Cabin Fever 2: Spring Fever...