Fresh from Panic Fest 2024, The Ceremony is About to Begin unwraps itself like a meticulously preserved mummy, serving up a fresh twist on the horror mockumentary scene. Directed by Sean Nichols Lynch, this found footage film cleverly marries the allure of ancient Egyptian rituals with the chilling uncertainty of cult dynamics, all captured through a ‘documentary’ lens. See Also Horror News First Look: The Strangers: Chapter 1 Trailer Reignites Home Invasion Horror “…a fresh twist on the horror mockumentary scene.” From the outset, Lynch sets the tone with a series of eerie, documenta ..read more

If you’re famished for a unique twist on the classic “be careful what you wish for” storyline, Curse of the Sin Eater might just be the indie film to satiate your horror appetite. Directed by Justin Denton, known for his visually captivating projects in animation, live immersive theatre, and VR, this film marks a compelling leap into feature filmmaking. See Also Horror News Everything We Know About Nicolas Cage-Led Horror LONGLEGS, From Osgood Perkins “…might just be the indie film to satiate your horror appetite.” The plot is wickedly simple yet delectably macabre. Rick Malone (Carte ..read more

Music is one of the most mysterious natural phenomena of our world and in Irish folk horror All You Need Is Death, music becomes an ancestral force of doom and destruction. Written, directed, and produced by Paul Duane this chilling slow-burn dives headfirst into a hallucinatory world that peels back reality and opens the doors of perception to plane where entities and energies older than mankind thrive and feed on the very fabric of our being. The importance of music, specifically Irish folk song, is immediately established. Anna (Simone Collins) and Aleks (Charlie Maher) travel the country ..read more

You might often feel like you’re already living through an apocalyptic nightmare, but I assure you that E.L. Katz’s new culty survival horror Azrael is way weirder and more wild than anything you’re doomscrolling through late at night. Written by Simon Barrett (You’re Next, Seance), and starring genre badass Samara Weaving (Ready or Not), Azrael is a blood-soaked and buck wild revenge tale set in a fractured world. It’s got everything you could ask for in a post-apocalyptic horror flick. It’s got cults, it’s got shotguns, it’s got seething anger, and (best of all) it’s got weird hellscape crea ..read more

If you thought babysitting was tough, try stopping the birth of the Antichrist. The First Omen sweeps you into a visually lush 1970s Rome, serving up a sumptuous feast for the eyes that’s as stylish as it is shadowy. Although you might find yourself guessing the twists before they unfurl, the film keeps its grip with a dark, rich portrayal of evil’s origins. It’s all for you, Damien. “[The First Omen serves] up a sumptuous feast for the eyes that’s as stylish as it is shadowy.” From the opening scenes, the film devilishly dazzles with a rich color palette that superbly captures the eerie 197 ..read more

Whoo-ee! I love me a scary spider movie. And like an intricate, hypnotically inviting web, no two spider movies are alike. There are funny spider movies. There are campy spider movies. There are metaphorical spider movies about the unraveling mind, and there are even spider movies so filled with little creepy crawlers that you walk around your house with a slipper in your hand for days after watching them. And what luck that we have TWO scary spider movies in such short order, both entirely definitely breeds of hair-raising horror. Sébastien Vaniček’s Infested, coming hot on the heels of Kiah ..read more

Haunted houses are scary and all, but you know what’s really terrifying?? Haunted…mirrors! Join your horror hosts Jon & Kim as they kick off a double feature of haunted mirrors, beginning with Amityville: A New Generation. Is still unclear whether the mirror is haunted by evil or a ghost, or just the image of the Amityville Horror house. To be honest, I don’t think the movie itself knows what drives the mirror, but all we do know is that it someone manages to make people dead. Hooray! SUPPORT THE SHOW: Nightmare on Film Street is a labor of love – and Terror! Support us ..read more

Dev Patel (The Green Knight) makes his directorial debut with the action-packed revenge thriller Monkey Man. Originally intended for Netflix this block-rocking bloodbath is finally making its way to the big screen after a tumultuous production that also brought in Jordan Peele’s Monkeypaw Productions (no introduction needed), as well as Thunder Road Films, known in large part for their work with the John Wick and Sicario films. And in keeping with the spirit of the films that came before it, and the chaotic nature of its development, Monkey Man is a bare-knuckle brawl of a story built on a fou ..read more

This Easter, why settle for the same old pastel palette and benign bunnies when you can dive into the darker side of the holiday? Forget about the egg hunts and chocolate bunnies; we’re here to unearth the creepy, the crawly, and the downright terrifying easter horror movies that give a whole new meaning to the term “spring fever.” From demonic rabbits to alien invasions, our list of horror flicks will have you hopping between suspense and screams. So, grab your Easter basket and prepare for a hunt through the twisted warrens of horror cinema, where the bunnies bite back and resurrection is mo ..read more

As we shake off the winter chill and leap into the vibrant embrace of spring, it’s time to rejuvenate our horror watchlist with some great horror movies streaming on Tubi that embody the season’s spirit of renewal (and dread, of course). What better way to celebrate the blossoming chaos of nature than with a bouquet of horror movies that are as invigorating as the fresh spring breeze? Tubi, the treasure trove of free streaming, offers a garden of ghoulish delights perfect for this seasonal transition. Let’s unwrap six horror movie gems that are guaranteed to put a spring in your step and a shi ..read more