Soul to Squeeze: A Lynch Knockoff That Drowns in Its Own Nonsense
Soul to Squeeze is the kind of movie that attempts to take itself too seriously. It’s desperately trying to be a meditation on trauma and self-discovery, but let’s call it what it is: a bargain bin David Lynch knockoff that crawls around in its own bullshit and hopes you call it … Read This Story
“BURY ME WHEN I’M DEAD” – A Chilling Tale of Broken Promises & Supernatural VengeanceNow Available on Digital & VOD
A dying wish. A terrible secret. A ghostly reckoning. Writer-director Seabold Krebs delivers Bury Me When I’m Dead, a haunting psychological horror-drama about guilt, betrayal, and the terrifying consequences of broken promises. NOW STREAMING 📅 … Read This Story
SAMMY’S SHARK WEEK FROM HELL: A BLOODY, BOOZE-SOAKED GUIDE TO VIZIO’S JAWS-FEST
“Forget sunscreen—this summer’s hottest accessory is a severed limb. VIZIO’s chumming the waters with enough shark schlock to make Spielberg puke glitter. Grab your whiskey & let’s dive in.” 🌪️ SHARKNADO DOUBLE FEATURE: CAMP WITH … Read This Story
SCREAMBOX July Lineup: Patriotic Slashers, Giallo Madness & Chilling Originals
Get ready for a month of screams – SCREAMBOX unleashes its July 2024 horror lineup, packed with cult classics, mind-bending thrillers, and an exclusive new series. 🔥 HIGHLIGHTS 🎆 UNCLE … Read This Story
“Frankie Freako” Brings 80s Creature Chaos to UK Streaming This July
From the twisted mind behind Psycho Goreman, Steven Kostanski‘s Frankie Freako unleashes pint-sized pandemonium when it hits UK & Irish digital platforms July 14. The Story When slacker Conor (Conor … Read This Story
Japanese Horror-Comedy “Hot Spring Shark Attack” Makes a Splash in U.S. Theaters & VOD This July
Utopia unleashes Hot Spring Shark Attack, the outrageously fun Japanese horror-comedy about a bloodthirsty shark terrorizing hot springs, in select U.S. theaters and on VOD July 11. About the Film … Read This Story
“MIA” – A Mind-Bending Psychological Thriller Set to Unravel Audiences in July 2025
Hollywood, FL – Acclaimed filmmaker Luis “Lou” Ferrer (Netflix, Spike Lee collaborator) unveils his gripping psychological thriller MIA, a taut, unsettling exploration of identity, obsession, and the fragility of truth. … Read This Story
Inferno (1980): Dario Argento’s Fever-Dream Sequel to Suspiria – A Gorgeous, Gloriously Incoherent Descent into Madness
Loyal disciples of the crimson-lit altar of Italian horror, gather ‘round—tonight, we’re dissecting Dario Argento’s Inferno (1980), the middle child of his Three Mothers trilogy, sandwiched between the operatic terror of Suspiria (1977) and the much-maligned Mother of … Read This Story
The Purge: A Retrospective
This was one of those films where, while I was fascinated by the concept, I never felt any desire to watch it. With it being July, I felt it would … Read This Story
ARROW Player’s July 2025 Lineup: 4K Horrors, Slasher Deep Cuts & Summer Chills
ARROW Video unveils its July 2025 streaming lineup, serving up a feast of cult classics, fresh restorations, and curated horror gems. From Larry Cohen’s satirical The Stuff in 4K to a Cruel Summer of sun-soaked … Read This Story
DELUSION (1981): A PSYCHOLOGICAL NIGHTMARE THAT WILL MAKE YOUR MIND UNRAVEL IN 100 SECONDS
🔥 THIS MOVIE IS A FOGGY NIGHTMARE WITH A CHAINSAW AND A GRUDGE If you think The Shining is scary, you haven’t seen the real lunatic. Delusion (1981) is a masterpiece of psychological horror that’s … Read This Story
Jason Voorhees Returns in “Sweet Revenge” – First Friday the 13th Short Film in Over a Decade
🔥 The Iconic Slasher Stalks BackAfter 10 long years of silence at Camp Crystal Lake, Jason Voorhees is sharpening his machete again. Horror, Inc. has announced Sweet Revenge, a chilling new short film marking the … Read This Story
HE KNOWS YOU’RE ALONE (1980): A HAUNTED OXYGEN OF SINISTER SUPERSTITIONS AND BIZARRE BLURRING
By Sammy, your troubadour of the macabre from HorrorFACTS and the Three-Stabbed-Bar ───────────────────────────────────────────── 🌫 INTRODUCTION: WHEN THE WAVES OF MADNESS COLLAPSE ON A BEACH OF NIGHTMARES Alright, you midnight marauders and lovers of psychological pandemonium, … Read This Story
THE HEARSE (1980): A CEMETERY OF SINS IN A FORD F-150, AND WHY IT’S THE MOST BLOOD-SOAKED, WACKY B-MOVIE YOU’VE NEVER SEEN BUT SHOULD HAVE
By Sammy – HorrorFacts.com’s resident nightcrawler, frontwomen for Knife in the Dark, and current defendant in a murder trial (I swear the hearse did it). 🔥 INTRO: THIS MOVIE IS A CEMETERY GHOUL WITH A … Read This Story
What Your Pizza Topping Says About Your Favorite Horror Franchise
Pizza and horror aren’t all that different. They’re comfort media. They’re indulgent. They’re messy, occasionally brilliant, often stupid—and once in a while, they absolutely wreck you. Everyone has a favorite combo. Some people stay loyal … Read This Story
“Vampires: Bloodlord Rising” Unveils Bloody Open-World Gameplay – Early Access Coming October 2025
Prepare to rule the night – Mehuman Games (creators of Lust from Beyond) and Toplitz Productions have revealed a new gameplay trailer for Vampires: Bloodlord Rising, a gothic open-world action RPG where you play as … Read This Story
“Strange Journey: The Story of Rocky Horror” Dances Into UK Cinemas This October
The definitive documentary about the world’s most outrageous cult phenomenon, Strange Journey: The Story of Rocky Horror, is set to time-warp into UK & Irish cinemas this autumn following its Sheffield DocFest premiere on June … Read This Story
HAMMER HOUSE OF HORROR (1980): BRITAIN’S MOST ELEGANTLY TWISTED NIGHTMARE FUEL
By Sammy – HorrorFacts.com’s resident Hammer historian, whiskey-soaked gothic romantic, and proud owner of a cursed VHS copy of The House That Bled to Death 🎬 INTRO: WHEN HAMMER WENT FULL PSYCHO (AND ITV LET … Read This Story
The Godsend (1980): A Cuckoo in the Nest of British Horror – Or Just a Bad Egg?
Alright, you connoisseurs of creepy kids and forgotten ’80s horror oddities, gather ’round the flickering cathode-ray glow of your nearest haunted TV set. Today, we’re dissecting The Godsend (1980), a British psychological horror flick that … Read This Story
The Ghost Dance (1982): A Forgotten Slasher with a Supernatural Twist – Digging Up a Bloody, Unearthed Gem
Listen up, you dusty horror archaeologists and lovers of obscure, supernatural slashers! Tonight, we’re unearthing The Ghost Dance (1982), a film that’s been buried in VHS obscurity for decades—until Vinegar Syndrome finally gave it the … Read This Story
Funeral Home (1980): A Cozy, Creepy Canadian Psycho Homage That’ll Make You Side-Eye Grandma
Alright, you macabre-minded mortuary enthusiasts and lovers of slow-burn Canadian horror, gather ‘round the flickering porch light. Tonight, we’re checking into Funeral Home (1980)—aka Cries in the Night—a film that’s less “chainsaw massacre” and more “grandma’s got … Read This Story
“OUR HAPPY PLACE” PREMIERES AT RAINDANCE – A PANDEMIC-BORN NIGHTMARE
Dogwood Cinematic‘s psychological horror Our Happy Place will make its International Premiere at Raindance Film Festival on June 20, bringing its quarantine-forged claustrophobia to London audiences. The Story Raya (Raya Miles), a woman caring for … Read This Story
“Abigail Before Beatrice” Haunts Chattanooga Film Festival with Virtual Premiere
Following its World Premiere at Bentonville Film Festival, Cassie Keet’s unsettling cult thriller Abigail Before Beatrice joins the Chattanooga Film Festival virtual lineup, streaming June 20–28. About the Film Beatrice (Olivia Taylor Dudley, The Magicians) … Read This Story
Tubi Acquires Destry Allyn Spielberg’s Chilling Debut “Please Don’t Feed The Children” – Premieres June 27
Tubi Acquires Destry Allyn Spielberg’s Chilling Debut “Please Don’t Feed The Children” – Premieres June 27 Tubi has secured the exclusive rights to Destry Allyn Spielberg’s feature directorial debut, Please Don’t Feed The Children, a … Read This Story
