Browsing: Horror

Releasing next week, the latest take on Stephen King’s novel has been criticised for its casting. The heroine is a softer, more conventional-looking character than in the book.

In the mood to stay indoors and watch something terrifying? October is stacked with edge-of-your-seat thrillers. Here’s what to add to your watchlist…

From Obsessionto Backrooms, horror is having a resurgence. Halloween is the perfect excuse to catch up on anything on your watchlist you’ve been meaning to get to, since streamers are dropping the best and bloodiest titles right in time for spooky season (remember Peacocktober?)

New York Comic Con is back for it’s 20th anniversary! And while it may not be as horror packed as last year’s haunted-themed festivities, the Coney Island-themed geekery is still delivering quite a few scares.

Need a horror noir fix? Amazon MGM Studios has you covered with a feature film adaptation of the comic Freddie the Fix, reports Deadline.

Tracy Morgan hosts a hidden-camera horror TV show that is now streaming on Peacock. The show puts unsuspecting victims through terrifying, movie-style pranks.

No tears, please. They’re a waste of good suffering. But if you’re a fan of Keenspot’s supernatural horror comic The Crying Boy, you may want to shed a tear, because Deadline reports a film adaptation is in development!

If you’re looking for a place to keep track of which horror comics are releasing each week, this is the place for you. Horror comics releasing on New Comic Book Day for the week of September 30, 2026, include Alien Vs. X-Men #1, Hellraiser: Resurrections – The Return of the Priest,Hammerfist #2, and more.

When it comes to horror video games, two franchises are at the top of the heap: “Resident Evil” and “Silent Hill.” But there’s no shortage of horror games out there. If you’ve played all the “Resident Evil” and “Silent Hill” games and want something new, or just want to mix it up with some different vibes, there…

As I creep through the heavy fog of Silent Hill: Townfall, I’m met by an oddly familiar sight amid the terror – a sign for a Sunday roast.