Come with Me (2026)

REVIEWER RATING: 
8/10

Theo Rossi is on a roll, and as a new fan, I’m thrilled to follow his journey. In his latest film, Come With Me, Rossi plays Simon Ward, a well-mannered, ordinary and relatable man.

This Week's Notable Horror: 08/31 - 09/06

Indie horror dominates this jam-packed week of new releases, with over a dozen titles on the way. Tomorrow sees the indie slasher DEATHWOODS debut on VOD and Screambox, while the creature feature THE ROOM BELOW also makes its way to VOD. We also have the rare Wednesday theatrical release of the survival thriller FALL 2: DEADPOINT.

SubHysteria (2026)

REVIEWER RATING: 
7/10

In 2010, director Leonard Zelig used improvisational filmmaking to present a social experiment about 16 strangers trapped in a New York City subway car and facing imminent death.

This Week's Notable Horror: 08/24 - 08/30

This week picks up in terms of new releases, with close to a dozen titles making their debuts. Tomorrow sees HER PRIVATE HELL and PINOCCHIO: UNSTRUNG land on VOD following their limited theatrical runs. Meanwhile, Friday brings the theatrical releases of BUDDY and the South Korean zombie flick COLONY.

AYNIB PODCAST: Episode 149 Sam Neill Evil Dead Burn The Mummy and more

Well many weeks after recording I finally edited this episode (sorry for the delay sometimes life gets in the way). The gang is back for some good and bad movie discussion and our usual nonsense. Shane gives his review of child labor Temu T-shirts, Ryan is entering the geriatric phase of life and needs reading glasses now, and Mike is back on the Elden Ring wagon while he works on his house.

First Trailer for Horror Western BLOODLETTING

UHM is offering a look at the first trailer for the upcoming horror western creature feature BLOODLETTING, starring Graham McTavish (Preacher, House of the Dragon, The Witcher) and based on the book by J.R. Curtis.

This Week's Notable Horror: 08/17 - 08/23

We’re entering a slow week of releases with just half a dozen new titles. Tomorrow sees the supernatural indie pic YELLOW EYES debut on Screambox, while Friday brings INSIDIOUS: OUT OF THE FURTHER and IT ENDS to theaters. Check below for more on this week’s notable releases.

This Week's Notable Horror: 08/10 - 08/16

We've got mostly indie pics releasing this week, with one major exception: the dinosaur-run-amok survival thriller THE END OF OAK STREET, which debuts in theaters this Friday. Outside of that, some standout titles include the slasher THE BOY FROM BELOW, landing on VOD tomorrow, and the vampire flick FEED, arriving on VOD Friday. You can find everything notable releasing this week below.

Ice Cream Man (2026)

REVIEWER RATING: 
5/10

Director Eli Roth is back following the failure of his big-budget, live-action Borderlands adaptation, and this time he’s working independently, far from the meddling hands of a major studio.

Bruton (2026)

REVIEWER RATING: 
7/10

Stepping away from traditional horror, Bruton tells the true story of a man sentenced to 10 years in a Lake Butler, Florida prison after an unintentional hit-and-run that resulted in another man’s death.  

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