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Saccharine is an inventive Aussie horror film that puts a new spin on the body horror subgenre.

Saccharine (2026) Keeps Dietary Horror Alive

Saccharine is a unique Australian body horror movie perfect for the Ozempic Age — although not everybody may like its big plot twist.

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TBR Wing: Revisiting Michael McDowell and The Elementals

Wicked Horror's Sidney Williams revisits Michael McDowell's 1981 Southern gothic novel The Elementals — a story of blood, family and sand.

Evil Dead Burn blazed into theaters on July 10, 2026.

Evil Dead Burn isn’t The Evil Dead

With a plot that feels more like Demons meets August Osage County than any of Sam Raimi's movies, Evil Dead Burn is sure to divide fans.

Minions and Monsters is a love letter to silent era cinema.

HORROR ADJACENT: Minions and Monsters (2026)

Minions and Monsters is a love letter to silent era Hollywood, a genuinely solid kaiju movie AND a legitimate Lovecraftian cosmic horror yarn!

A Box Full of Darkness, by author Simone St. James.

Book Review: A Box Full of Darkness by Simone St. James

Guest writer Nmesoma Okechukwu delves into Simone St. James' A Box Full of Darkness, one of 2026's biggest literary horror hits!

Karen: The Beauty Queen Butcher is EXACTLY what you think it would be.

Karen: The Beauty Queen Butcher Actually Slays

Karen: The Beauty Queen Butcher might be the best worst movie you see in 2026 — with a title like that, how could it NOT be?

A blood-caked vampire wreaks havoc in 2024's Abigail.

Vampires: From Gothic to Gory Subgenres!

Vampires have become a genre of their own for horror. You may be wondering where to start. This article dives deep into vampire films.

The first and only season of Spicy City debuted on HBO in 1997.

Spicy City: HBO’s Forgotten Horror Anthology!

Spicy City was practically Tales From The Crypt ... only with a softcore sci-fi/cyberpunk bent and 100 percent animated!

The 1976 cult classic Island of Death STILL feels shocking all these years later!

Island of Death (1976) is MESSED UP

We pay tribute to Nico Mastoraki's cult shocker Island of Death — an infamous 1976 flick that STILL feels ahead of its time today!