Never After Dark (2026)

REVIEWER RATING: 
7/10

Japanese actress Moeka Hoshi, of Shōgun fame, stars as Airi, a traveling medium who goes from one location to the next helping spirits pass over to the other side.

Cynthia (2018)

REVIEWER RATING: 
7/10

With Scout Taylor-Compton, Robert LaSardo, Bill Moseley, and the late, great Sid Haig in the cast, how could Cynthia be anything but fan-fucking-tastic? 

I Have Proof (2026)

REVIEWER RATING: 
8/10

James Cullen Bressack returns to his horror roots, and I could not be more excited. The filmmaker behind two of my favorite found-footage movies, To Jennifer and Hate Crime, has delivered another mind-bending entry for the list: I Have Proof.

This Week's Notable Horror: 09/21 - 09/27

More than half a dozen new releases are coming this week, with the majority debuting on Friday. The lone title arriving tomorrow is Eli Roth's ICE CREAM MAN, which lands on VOD. Meanwhile, Friday brings several notable releases, including the slasher comedy BUZZKILL, which debuts on Tubi; the latest supernatural pic FAMILY, which premieres on VOD; and the Japanese ghost movie NEVER AFTER DARK, which hits select theaters.

What Happened to Doris? (2026)

REVIEWER RATING: 
8/10

What frightens you most—and what do you do with that fear? Do you hide and hope it disappears, or stand your ground, face it, and push through?

At Death's Door (2025)

REVIEWER RATING: 
3/10

After being disappointed by so many horror anthologies, I have become reluctant to seek them out. At Death’s Door only reinforces that hesitation, prompting me to reconsider the anthology films currently in my screener queue. But let’s get into the unavoidable.  

This Week's Notable Horror: 09/14 - 09/20

Nearly a dozen new releases are headed our way this week, with RESIDENT EVIL being the biggest of the bunch when it hits theaters this Friday. Until then, the dinosaur-run-amok film THE END OF OAK STREET, existential horror movie IT ENDS, and the latest slasher THE LAST KISS all land on VOD tomorrow. Check below for everything notable debuting this week. 

American Doctor (2026)

REVIEWER RATING: 
7/10

American Doctor is a powerful, unsettling documentary that explores the humanitarian toll of the Israel-Hamas war through three American physicians who volunteered in Gaza.

Paralysis (2025)

REVIEWER RATING: 
8/10

Looking for a traditional horror film in the vein of Hostel or Saw? Get ready—director and lead actor Louis Mandylor delivers Paralysis, a blood-soaked revenge thriller that is anything but numbing.  

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