In the vein of films like From Dusk Til Dawn, the trailer for J. Horton’s Craving blends outlaws, innocents, and monsters in a single location thriller. With dozens of films …
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I took a break from covering film festivals this year, so I completely missed the viral sensation that is/was Skinamarink. Now that I’ve set my eyes on the trailer, though, …
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The festival circuit was buzzing this year about the gory and violent action thriller Project Wolf Hunting. In less than two months, Well Go USA will be bringing the genre …
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There’s something special about a movie that can transport you back to simpler times, and the trailer for Kids vs. Aliens aims to do just that.
With a Goonies-esque plot …
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It feels like it’s been awhile since we got a good “kids are fucking creepy” movie, so prepare yourselves for the new There’s Something Wrong With the Children trailer! Directed …
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I was a big fan of Scare Package when it dropped back in 2020. It’s unique approach to combining the wholly original segments represents the very best of what horror …
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You may have heard rumblings about writer/director Brandon Cronenberg’s latest film and how it made waves recently for having a hard time getting out of the NC-17 rating category down to …
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My wife and I were bummed when Yellowjackets wrapped up. The Showtime original kept us theorizing for weeks and when it all came to an end last month, we felt …
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Psychological horror/thriller Shapeless made some waves this past summer after its premiere at the 2021 Tribeca Film Festival, and now we finally have a trailer to share with you!
This …
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It wouldn’t be far-fetched to say that Ti West’s run of indie horror titles and contributions between 2009 and 2013 are, in part, what inspired us to create this very …
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Teen horror movies are always creepier when they are set in a private school with classical architecture, and that’s exactly what we have here. You know what else is always …
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Longtime readers/listeners might remember Jacob Hopkins and I talking about the wild and experimental film, The Triangle, with Adam Stilwell when it was released back in 2016. We were even …
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The home invasion sub-genre has brought us some of the most brutal and terrifying moments in horror and filmmakers always seem to be looking for a new motivation for the …
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Let’s face it, even nice hotels feel a little bit creepy. Weird shit happens in hotels, emotions run wild, and people frequently die in hotels. I assume every hotel, motel, …
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All I ever want for Halloween is a fun slasher with fall feels and scared teens! Lucky for me, I think Netflix’s upcoming release, There’s Someone Inside Your House, is …
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We got the first teaser trailer for Edgar Wright’s Last Night In Soho back in May, so we were already pretty excited. Now we have the “official” trailer to share along with a …
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If you think New Zealand horror tends to be light-hearted, Coming Home in the Dark is here to shake that idea right out of you. This incredibly grim and vicious …
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I wouldn’t have thought a trailer cut with the Beach Boys song “God Only Knows” could give me the creeps, but the new trailer for A24’s Lamb has certainly changed …
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I’m a pretty big Child’s Play fan. I think overall the franchise has been surprisingly solid and woefully underrated. And as you might expect, I am very excited about the …
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If you’ve been lurking around Modern Horrors for a while, the writing and directing duo of Julien Maury and Alexandre Bustillo might be familiar to you. Known particularly around here …
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I am always on board to see whatever Edgar Wright is working on, and today we got the first trailer for his next film–One Night In Soho! While it doesn’t do …
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Short of the most recent offering, I’ve been a pretty big fan of The Purge films. The United States has a clear history of systemic injustice, and James DeMonaco’s franchise …
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The past few years have given us a wealth of fantastic Irish horror movies, but until now we haven’t gotten an Irish vampire movie—at least not that I’m aware of. …
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You may not know their names, but you definitely know their work. From co-writers Carlos Alazraqui— known for his voice work on Rocko’s Modern Life and The Fairly OddParents, not to …
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Coming to Shudder in April, The Banishing is the latest film from director Chris Smith (Triangle, Creep). After watching the chilling new trailer, it looks like we’ll be getting a beautiful …
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We’re big fans of writer/director Charlie Steeds around here. Recent offerings like The Barge People, Winterskin, and Vampire Virus have all proven that the Englishman is a serious talent and …
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Set to premiere at SXSW later this month, Jaco Bouwer’s Gaia is about a park ranger who discovers a man and his son living wild in an ancient forest, and (according …
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When choosing a remote romantic retreat to reconnect with your spouse, it seems smart to make sure it’s secure, but the trailer for Held is here to remind you that …
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Hey there Lovelies and welcome back for the 205th episode of Final Girls Horrorcast! For this week’s episode Wheel of Terrors has spoken once more and demanded that The Girls …
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Short film enthusiasts may have caught the award-winning short, The Stylist, as it made the festival rounds in 2016. Or maybe you saw it on YouTube or Shudder after that. …
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As if coal mining wasn’t dangerous business on its own, this trailer for The Devil Below is adding some sort of monster to the equation. We only get a glimpse …
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Remember how monsters would bottle fear as a source of renewable energy in the 2001 Disney/Pixar film, Monsters Inc.? Well, I’m not exactly sure how it all plays out, but …
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This past Sunday, Super Bowl commercial appreciators were treated to a quick teaser trailer for M. Night Shyamalan’s upcoming new thriller, Old. I was immediately intrigued by the 30 second spot, …
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I’ll be honest: there’s a lot about the trailer for Dreamcatcher that isn’t doing it for me. But if I’m being even more honest, I’ll watch just about anything that appears to be …
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I’m a sucker for a good old-fashioned “cabin in the woods” flick, and it looks like Death Trip will be the latest release to scratch my itch. Serving as the feature …
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I remember once seeing a guy on a morning talk show who had had a face transplant and my mind raced with questions about what all that entails. Who donates …
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Artsploitation is known for releasing edgy and controversial films in the United States, and it looks like their latest acquisition will be no different. The debut trailer for Playdurizm is full …
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What I wouldn’t give to be a fly on the wall when Nicolas Cage is choosing which roles to take. Whether he’s picking work based on fun or necessity, Cage …
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The trailer for upcoming Shout! Studios release, The Pond, leaves me wondering what the hell I just saw, which I imagine is exactly the point. Filled with strange symbols, cryptic …
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Oz Perkins isn’t the only filmmaker out here trying to convert children’s tales into horror movies. With his latest release, Vincent Paronnaud (Persepolis) looks to adapt the well known story …
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We don’t get to hear from many Iranian storytellers in the U.S. and horror has never been key to Iran’s cinematic culture, so the trailer for first time director Kourosh …
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Do you remember real, in-person film festivals? You know, like in 2019—in the before times… Jordan Graham’s Sator was one of the standout films that I caught during that year’s …
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There has been a lot of praise heaped upon Anything For Jackson coming out of the festival circuit, including from our own Luke Rodriguez. Now the rest of us finally …
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Serial killers, they’re just like us! Everyone wants a community to discuss their passions, learn new techniques, and share stories. Upcoming horror/comedy Vicious Fun imagines what might happen if a …
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I’m an enormous fan and supporter of Nick Szostakiwskyj’s Black Mountain Side–so was Leslie Hatton when she reviewed it for us back in 2016. In that review, Leslie said: “By …
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It’s common to wonder why people don’t just move out of the haunted houses in horror movies, but His House clears that up right away by letting us know that …
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As scary as it would be to be possessed by a demon, being possessed by a corporate assassin seems far worse. Frankly just the thought of corporate assassins existing is …
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A year ago, we told you about Alex Noyer’s award-winning short film, Conductor, which packed the carnage of a Saw film into a blistering seven minutes. At the time, we …
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The struggle to put down your phone and really live in the world is the jumping off point in this trailer for Save Yourselves! It then proceeds to reminds us …
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The debut trailer for Anonymous Animals raises far more questions than it answers, but it’s hard to argue with gorgeous cinematography and maniacs running around in animal masks tearing shit …
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