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Rue Morgue reviews Colony, the latest zombie film from Train to Busan director Yeon Sang-ho. Led by Gianna Jun and featuring a hive-minded undead threat, the movie opened in limited U.S. release on August 29 after its Canadian premiere at the Fantasia International Film Festival.
Rebekah Herzberg is developing BATTU, a horror film she wrote seven years ago and plans to produce. Herzberg, Donny Avery, Heather Beck and Jon Hearn are attached to the early cast, with filming expected to take place in Texas in 2027.
Horror Society awarded Christopher Wesley Moore’s Until You’re Alone a 3.5/5 rating. The review describes the 2026 film as an LGBTQ+-themed, giallo-inspired murder mystery with a strong cast, contemporary sex-work elements, and several slasher-style deaths.
Eli Roth’s Ice Cream Man will arrive on Blu-ray and DVD October 20, following its September 22 digital release. A limited 4K UHD and Blu-ray Collector’s Edition SteelBook is scheduled for November 17, with bonus materials including interviews, commentary and behind-the-scenes features.
Shudder has released the first trailer for Bloody Tennis, Nikias Chryssos’ horror film set at an elite tennis academy. The film is scheduled to premiere on the streaming service September 25 after festival appearances at Locarno and Fantastic Fest.
Terror Films Releasing will bring Blake and Brent Cousins’ paranormal thriller The Night Marchers to streaming platforms worldwide on September 25, 2026. The found-footage film centers on tapes documenting a film crew’s disappearance in Hawaii while investigating the legend of the Night Marchers.
Shudder has unveiled the trailer and key art for Goody Goody, a horror thriller directed and written by Raymond Creamer. The film follows expecting parents and their midwife as a home birth becomes increasingly dangerous during a blizzard.
Radik Ashimov’s Kyrgyz-language psychological horror film BURNING will premiere exclusively on IndiePix Unlimited on September 4. The 2025 film follows a family tragedy, a mysterious house fire and a village whose conflicting accounts gradually blur the line between fact and folklore.
A first look has been released for Effigy, an Australian supernatural horror film set in 1989 England. The movie follows a family facing a violent haunting after discovering a mysterious effigy doll and is preparing for a festival run after recently completing production.
Rue Morgue’s review of BUDDY praises Casper Kelly’s unsettling transformation of nostalgic children’s programming into a surreal horror story. Starring Cristin Milioti, Delaney Quinn and Keegan-Michael Key, the film opened theatrically on August 28 after its international premiere at Fantasia earlier this month.
Dread Central’s review of Netflix’s The Whisper Man gives the thriller 2.5 stars, praising performances from Adam Scott, Robert De Niro, and Michelle Monaghan while criticizing its conventional mystery and slow build. The review says the film gains momentum during its final act.
Paramount Primal is developing a feature adaptation of Nick Cutter’s 2014 horror novel The Troop, according to Dread Central’s report on Deadline’s coverage. Chris Basler is writing the screenplay, with Lyrical Media producing.
Casper Kelly’s BUDDY follows a mother who begins to question her family’s history after insisting she once had a third child. FANGORIA’s analysis connects the film’s supernatural horror to themes of gaslighting, memory, and the need to reclaim one’s lived experience.
The trailer for Goody Goody has been released ahead of the film’s September 18 arrival on Shudder. Written and directed by Raymond Creamer, the movie follows expecting parents and their midwife as a blizzard traps them inside during a troubled home birth.
Vertical has released a teaser for Pendulum, Mark Heyman’s feature directorial debut, ahead of the film’s January 1, 2027, theatrical release. Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Phoebe Dynevor star as a married couple whose search for healing leads them into the orbit of a mysterious retreat leader.
Goodbye, Monster, the first short film from FANGORIA Studios, will make its U.S. premiere at Fantastic Fest 2026. Luke Barnett wrote, directed, and stars in the project, which features voice performances by Patton Oswalt and Tina Majorino and practical creature effects by Dan Crawley.
Elizabeth McGovern has joined the cast of Seasons, a supernatural horror film directed by Drew Hancock, who previously directed Companion. She will appear alongside Jack Reynor, Lily James, and Ron Perlman in the Amazon MGM Studios project, which is scheduled to begin filming in Ireland this September.
Eckhart Schmidt’s 1982 film DER FAN will receive its first U.S. big-screen release beginning August 28 at New York’s Metrograph. Fun City Editions’ 4K restoration comes from the original 35mm camera negative and will later expand to additional nationwide bookings.
iHorror’s Luna Gray gives Blood Shine 3.5 out of 5, praising Emily Bennett’s performance and the film’s unsettling use of sunlight while noting that its middle section loses momentum. The independent horror film is playing in select theaters and available digitally from Dark Sky Films.
HorrorFest International Film Festival has announced its 2026 lineup, with Goody Goody opening the event and Never After Dark serving as the closing film on September 19. The Utah festival will also feature anniversary screenings, special events, panels, and short films.