Howard Gorman

's latest shocker of a novel, (out today) is a darkly funny, blood-soaked love letter to slasher movies, horror fandom and the women Hollywood refuses to let move on.

After turning imaginary friends into a source of terror in Hidden Pictures and unsettling domestic life in The Last One at the Wedding Jason Rekulak returns with Look What the Cat Dragged In , a supernatural chiller that asks just how much trouble one seemingly innocent cat can bring through the cat flap.

has debuted the first teaser trailer for , a supernatural shocker directed and written by Chinatown

Stephen King recently remarked that he doesn't usually champion films unless they are adaptations of his own stories, but Jordan Downey ‘s The Cycle is, in his words, “special”. This reviewer is more than inclined to agree. So much so, I hope King's endorsement has as much impact on the film's success as his praise helped propel The Evil Dead towards the recognition it deserved and continues to enjoy to this day.

What happens when the tabloid headlines define you before you get a chance to tell your own story?

Renny Harlin , the filmmaker behind action hits like Die Hard 2 and Cliffhanger , as well as the fourth entry in the A Nightmare on Elm Street franchise, is attached to direct Evac , an action thriller in which a medical helicopter crash-lands in a volatile prison yard, leaving a rescue specialist and her wounded inmate target fighting for survival.

Amazon MGM Studios has dropped the first trailer for , providing a first look at Jason Statham 's return as the action franchise heads back to cinemas on 15 January 2027. The film is the sequel to 2024's original film which grossed $162.6 million worldwide and earned a 92% Verified Hot audience rating on

Bestselling horror author is back with , a darkly seductive new novel that sinks its teeth into vampire mythology to explore the horrors of motherhood, bodily transformation and the suffocating expectations placed on those tasked with caring for others.

When Stephen King singles out a new horror release as something “special,” the genre world stops to listen. Read Bestsellers

Of late, there's been a well-trodden line of comedic filmmakers turning their hand to horror and proving remarkably good at making audiences squirm. You only need look at the likes of Jordan Peele or Curry Barker: the instincts that make a joke land — impeccable timing, misdirection, and a sharp eye for awkward human behavior — are precisely the same arsenal of tools needed to pull off a great scare or make a conversation feel excruciatingly anxiety-inducing.