Browsing: Horror

Season five ofMGM+‘shit seriesFromis heading into production and is expected in 2027, but non-subscribers can finally check out theseries’first three seasons on Netflix starting next week, onOctober 19.

I had the incredible privilege of attending New York Comic Con this past weekend, and let me tell you, the horror offerings were incredible.

With Halloween coming fast at the end of the month, everyone’s getting in the spooky mood by watching horror movies, telling ghost stories, and putting up spooky decorations. And while Marvel and DC both have impressive horror collections full of great stories, the masters of fright in the comics industry undoubtedly belong to Image Comics.…

Netflix is about to get a little spookier; a highly rated horror show is coming to the platform-one that doesn’t get nearly as much love as it should because of where it is from.

One of the biggest genre hits of the last few years is heading to Netflix in the United States. We can report that the MGM+ sci-fi horror series From will be streaming on Netflix US beginning Monday, October 19th, 2026, as part of a limited-time licensing window.

If you want to stream a horror movie, you have a ton of platforms to choose from. So why should you spend time sifting through HBO Max?

For over a decade now, the only “official” way to play Hideo Kojima’s cult classic, P.T.—the long-discontinued “playable trailer” for Kojima’s canceled “Silent Hills” project—has beendownloaded a copy during its monthslong availability window. Now, though, one coder is helping to preserve the game with a porting tool that builds a playable x86 PC executable from…

What happened to Grace? That’s the question at the center of Netflix’s new psychodrama horror series “The Body,” which will premiere on the streaming service November 11, 2026.

Matt Schorr plans to celebrate Halloween at Rick’s Comic City in Clarksville for a special book and comic signing on October 31.

Horror used to be a luxury reserved only for the big screen, but the relationship between the genre and mainstream television has changed. In fact, there’s a lot of great horror on TV these days, as its presence on the small screen continues to ratchet up and rival the best horror movies to come out of…