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Indie horror is about to get even more unsettling with Warrens Of Random, a stripped-down first-person experience that trades atmosphere for absolute silence and psychological pressure. Announced alongside a playable demo, the game invites players to step into a stark black-and-white maze system where every turn could be their last. Built around disorientation and repetition, the challenge is simple in theory: survive Mazes 1 through 20. In practice, progression is anything but predictable. Completing a maze doesn’t guarantee forward momentum—players can be thrown into a previous or future labyrinth at random, forcing them to endure the terror again before pushing…

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Fans of the acclaimed indie horror title The Mortuary Assistant will soon see its chilling story brought to life in theaters. The film adaptation is set to premiere on Friday, February 13, offering a cinematic take on the game’s unsettling blend of supernatural horror and emotional storytelling.Produced by Epic Pictures through its horror label DREAD, alongside Cole Payne’s Traverse Media and Jacob P. Heineke, the movie closely follows the narrative that made the original game a standout among horror fans. The story centers on Rebecca Owens, played by Willa Holland, a newly certified mortician who begins work at the River…

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They Will Kill You is an upcoming American horror-thriller with comedic elements directed by Kirill Sokolov from a screenplay he co-wrote with Alex Litvak. The film is produced under the Nocturna Pictures label — a genre arm of Skydance led by Andy and Barbara Muschietti — and is set for a theatrical release on March 27, 2026 via Warner Bros. Pictures and New Line Cinema. The story centers on Colette (played by Zazie Beetz), who answers a help-wanted ad for a housekeeping position in a luxurious New York City high-rise named The Virgil. What begins as a straightforward job quickly…

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Forbidden Fruits is an upcoming horror-comedy film directed by Meredith Alloway, who co-wrote the screenplay with Lily Houghton. The project is based on Houghton’s stage play Of the Women Came the Beginning of Sin, and Through Her We All Die.The film features a notable ensemble cast that includes Lili Reinhart, Lola Tung, Victoria Pedretti, Alexandra Shipp, Emma Chamberlain, and Gabrielle Union.The story centers on employees at a mall store called Free Eden. Beneath the surface of their retail routine, one worker named Apple secretly leads a witch-themed femme cult that gathers in the store’s basement after hours. When a new…

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Written and directed by Paul Boyd, the film follows a group of filmmakers who decide to hold a real séance inside an abandoned children’s shelter as research for their horror movie. What starts as a creative experiment quickly spirals into a night of genuine hauntings, dark humor, and increasingly dangerous encounters. The cast brings together horror royalty and rising talent, including Lin Shaye, Bill Moseley, Victoria Konefal, Rae Dawn Chong, Olivier Paris, and Jade Chynoweth. The film made its debut on the festival circuit at Popcorn Frights Film Festival, where it began building buzz for its blend of genre satire…

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THE SPIRIT LIFT has officially checked in on PC via Steam, inviting players into a retro-styled horror deckbuilder set inside a haunted hotel straight out of the ’90s. Developed by prettysmart games, this eerie roguelike blends strategic card combat, party-based progression, and supernatural mystery into a replayable nightmare that’s designed to keep pulling you back in. Each run begins by assembling a team of three teen paranormal investigators from a roster of eight characters. Your choices matter immediately—every character tweaks your starting deck, alters combat strategies, and even unlocks different story beats and lore revelations. From there, it’s time to…

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***WARNING: SPOILERS BELOW*** Primate sets out to deliver a pulpy creature-feature with gore, chaos, and shock value, but the final result feels confused, poorly executed, and surprisingly dull. While the premise has the bones of something fun—or at least memorably bad—the film never commits to a tone or concept strong enough to carry it. The biggest hurdle is the ape itself. The suit and makeup are hard to ignore and never feel convincing. Rather than selling the illusion of a dangerous animal, the film constantly reminds you that you’re watching someone in a costume. That disconnect makes every attack less…

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Undertone is an upcoming psychological horror film that transforms sound itself into something deeply unsettling. Built around a mysterious audio phenomenon, the story follows a group of characters who uncover a series of strange frequencies capable of triggering disturbing visions and violent psychological effects. What begins as an experiment in curiosity quickly escalates into obsession, paranoia, and an inescapable descent into terror.Rather than leaning on traditional jump scares, Undertone thrives on slow-burn tension and oppressive atmosphere. The film uses silence, distorted audio, and subtle sound design to create a creeping sense of dread, reminding viewers that horror doesn’t always need…

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Directed by Jonny Campbell from a screenplay by David Koepp (adapted from his own 2019 novel), the film throws an unlikely trio into chaos when a long-sealed parasitic fungus breaks out of an old military base hidden beneath a self-storage facility. What starts as a dull night shift for coworkers Teacake (Keery) and Naomi (Campbell) quickly turns into an all-out struggle for survival — and possibly the fate of the world — when the microorganism mutates, spreads, and unleashes grotesque, explosive terror on anything in its path. Neeson plays a battle-scarred bioterror operative called in to help contain the escalating…

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This February, the gap between movies and video games gets even thinner. Publisher PRM Games, alongside Benacus Entertainment and RNF Productions, has confirmed that The Run — a pulse-pounding FMV horror thriller from interactive cinema specialist Paul Raschid — launches on PC via Steam on February 5, 2026. The game is available to wishlist now. If the name sounds familiar, that’s because The Run has already carved out a reputation across iOS, Android, and even live interactive cinema events in London. Now, it’s evolving into its most ambitious form yet, bringing its choice-driven, cinematic intensity to PC players ready to…

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