The echoes of colonialism lurk in the backdrop of Jorge Thielen Armand’s psychological thriller, starring Asia Argento as a grieving woman who returns to Venezuela to sell her late father’s cacao plantation. An international co-production of Venezuela, Canada, Italy, and Luxembourg, Death Has No Master (2026) follows Caro (Argento), who finds herself in a tricky

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Kylgor in the Grisly Abyss is a 2026 Canadian stop-motion/puppet horror film written and directed by Mason Newton DeRushie. Working mostly as a special effects assistant, Mason has provided practical special effects work on several horror films, including Monster Brawl (2011), Septic Man (2013), and What Keeps You Alive (2018), to name a few. Outside

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Harbinger is a 2026 English supernatural slasher horror film written by Harry Boxley and Simon Cluett and directed by James Crow. Cutting his teeth as a writer/director in 2010 with the shorts Playtime and Cold Turkey, James continued to create a slew of short films from 2012 to 2014 until his first feature-length film, Curse

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Remember the graphic stories you were told at high school assemblies meant to dissuade reckless driving? Maybe the stories were accompanied by crime scene photos or grainy school pictures of teens who were killed in drunk driving accidents. The stories were always told by someone involved in an accident somehow; a parent who lost their

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Legion of the Dead is a 2001 English-language German horror comedy written and directed by Olaf Ittenbach. Known for his low-budget, indie splatter horror films, Olaf is notable for directing such films as The Burning Moon (1992), Premutos: The Fallen Angel (1997), and Garden of Love (2003); as well as providing special effects work for

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Sunset Strip Killers is a 2026 American true-crime horror/thriller written by Timothy Croteau and Chuck Parello, and directed by Chad Ferrin. Chuck is notable as the writer and director of the classic true-crime horror films Henry II: Portrait of a Serial Killer (1994) and The Hillside Strangler (2004), and as the director of Ed Gein

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It is 1990, and the residents of Bernal, Argentina, are riveted by the FIFA World Cup games while a killer prowls the streets. As the competition on the pitch increases, so does the bloody body count. Record store clerk Micaela (Sol Wainer) finds herself ensnared in the killer’s web of violence while the citizens of

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While Phallacies was a brazen exploration of male genitalia, and Analogies took an unflinching examination of the anus, filmmakers Domiziano Cristopharo and Jon Devlin have returned to tackle human extremities situated a little lower on the body: the humble foot. Heavily stigmatised throughout the world with its association with uncleanliness, and often the butt of

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Cradle of Fear is a 2001 British extreme horror anthology film written and directed by Alex Chandon, and starring Cradle of Filth Frontman, Dani Filth. Cutting his teeth in the industry as writer and director of the short horror films Chainsaw Scumfucks (1988), Bad Manor (1989), Bad Karma (1991), and Drillbit (1992), Alex would go

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I was initially taken aback by the title of this film—I assumed that Lee Cronin was some prolific filmmaker that I had yet to familiarize myself with, but a quick Google search revealed that he’s a relatively new arrival to the mainstream. He stepped into the spotlight fairly recently by directing Evil Dead Rise back

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