The Conjuring: Last Rites Review: A Fitting, If Flawed, Farewell to the Warrens

Verdict: ★★★½☆ (3.5/5) — An emotional, uneven farewell that works best as a goodbye to the Warrens, even when the scares run thin. After twelve years, nine films and nearly $2.3 billion at the worldwide box office, the story of Ed and Lorraine Warren comes to an end — or so The Conjuring: Last Rites … Read more

The Long Walk Movie Review: Stephen King’s Cruellest Story Finally Gets the Film It Deserved

Verdict: ★★★★☆ (4/5) — A gruelling, deeply human dystopian thriller, and one of the best Stephen King adaptations in years. Some films you watch. The Long Walk is one you endure — and that is entirely the point. Francis Lawrence’s adaptation of Stephen King’s first-written novel turns a brutally simple premise into nearly two hours … Read more

The Lighthouse Ending Explained: Prometheus, Proteus, and the Price of the Light

Short answer: At the end of The Lighthouse, Thomas Howard — the younger keeper, who has been living under a stolen name — finally reaches the forbidden light at the top of the lighthouse, is overwhelmed by it, and falls down the stairs. He ends up naked on the rocks, still alive, as gulls peck … Read more

The Others Ending Explained: The Twist That Turns the Haunting Upside Down

In short, the twist of The Others is that Grace Stewart and her children are the ghosts. The family is not being haunted by intruders in their Jersey mansion; they are the ones haunting the living family that has moved into the house. Every strange voice, moving curtain and unseen figure is the living world … Read more

Resident Evil Nears $400 Million and Is About to Pass Backrooms as 2026’s No. 2 Horror Hit

Resident Evil Is $600,000 Away From Horror History Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil is standing on the edge of a major box office milestone. After seven weekends in theatres, the Sony Pictures reboot has collected a reported $399.99 million worldwide, leaving it roughly $600,000 behind A24’s Backrooms and its $400.6 million global total. At its current … Read more

Pendulum Trailer: Norman Reedus Shares Chilling First Look at New Horror Film

Horror fans got an early Halloween treat this week. Norman Reedus shared the new trailer for Pendulum on Instagram on October 30, just one day before the 16th anniversary of The Walking Dead, the series that made him a household name. The timing was no accident, and the footage itself is about as far from … Read more

Get Out Ending Explained: The Sunken Place, the Coagula and Rod’s Rescue

Warning: full spoilers ahead for Jordan Peele’s Get Out (2017). In short, Chris escapes — but only just. After learning the Armitages plan to transplant a stranger’s brain into his body, Chris blocks their hypnosis with cotton stuffing, fights his way out, and survives a final confrontation on the road. When police lights appear, the … Read more

Black Phone 2 Review: Ethan Hawke’s Grabber Returns in a Colder, Supernatural Sequel

Illustration of a vintage black rotary telephone glowing dimly on a cracked basement wall in a dark foggy room, featured image for the Black Phone 2 movie review

The phone is ringing again. Four years after Scott Derrickson’s The Black Phone became one of 2022’s most celebrated horror hits, its sequel has arrived — and audiences showed up. The Universal and Blumhouse release topped the box office with $26.5 million domestic from 3,411 theaters, plus $15.5 million internationally for a $42 million global … Read more

Slayground Trailer: A24 Reveals January 2027 Release Date for Jeremy Saulnier’s Haunted-House Horror

Pumpkin-headed scarecrow figure standing at the foggy entrance of a haunted-house attraction at night, concept art for A24's Slayground

A24 has finally put a date on one of the most secretive horror projects in recent memory. On Monday, the studio unveiled a teaser poster for Slayground, the new Jeremy Saulnier film that spent most of its life under the title October — and the poster confirmed the haunted-attraction horror will open in theaters on … Read more

Larry Fessenden’s ‘Trauma Or, Monsters All’: Horror Anthology Trailer, Release Date, Cast and Plot

Foggy moonlit town street with silhouettes of a werewolf, a vampire and a Frankenstein-like creature, illustration for Trauma Or, Monsters All

Larry Fessenden, one of American indie horror’s defining auteurs, is back with Trauma Or, Monsters All — a new horror feature that throws a werewolf, a vampire, and a Frankenstein-style creation at a single small town. Dark Sky Films will release it in theaters on November 4, 2026, and the first trailer has been released. … Read more