Browsing: Horror

On Partition Horrors Remembrance Day, seven films revisit the trauma of 1947, exploring displacement, communal violence, divided families, lost love, survival and humanity across India and Pakistan through human stories. Vaishnavi Gavankar August 15, 2026 / 07:00 IST India-Pakistan partition movies

Perfect Blue, the 1997 psychological horror film, is set to be released on Netflix on September 1, 2026! The anime centers on Mima Kirigoe, a J-Pop idol who, after retiring from music to pursue a career as an actress, is besieged by an obsessive stalker. As people are murdered around her, Mima’s grip on reality…

FX and 20th Television have released a new trailer for the upcoming 13th season of the horror anthology series from Ryan Murphy.

Since the 1995 use of Tales from the Crypt’siconic Crypt Keeper, Universal’s Halloween Horror Nights has been bringing horror legends to life in frighteningly tangible ways. The theme park’s 17th outing in 2017 saw it acquire the rights to Freddy Krueger, Jason Voorhees, and Leatherface, and in the nine years since, the annual horror event…

You don’t have to be a diehard horror buff to stan these shows, but it certainly doesn’t hurt. 

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It’s easy to see why a PSX-inspired visual style meshes well with grindhouse vibes. Chunky models and pixelated textures are basically the video game version of scratchy film or VHS grain, so the low-poly aesthetic puts me in the right mood for a scuzzy B-movie. And boy, wouldThe Skin Stapler, the latest game fromFlesh Made…

This fall,bImage Comics is bringing the cult-classic sci-fi/horror thriller Ocean—written by Warren Ellis (Transmetropolitan, Trees) and illustrated by Chris Sprouse (Black Panther, Batman)—back to print for the first time in years.

When was the last time a game genuinely disappointed you? For me, it was Condemned 2: Bloodshot. And how could I not be disappointed? A somewhat grounded horror series was turned into a mess of ancient cults, zombified bears, half-naked jester women and exploding dolls with an equally bizarre focus on multiplayer. It was frustrating.…

There are several UK-based Kickstarter projects running right now that have caught our attention, including the just-launched Adventures on Bannerman Road, a 20th anniversary celebration of the Doctor Who spin-off, The Sarah Jane Adventures, and others…