In Our Blood, directed by Pedro Kos, has made waves as an official selection for the 2024 Fantasia Film Festival's Cheval Noir section. The narrative follows Emily Wyland, a filmmaker who embarks on an intimate documentary journey to reconnect with her estranged mother. However, when her mother goes missing, presumed lost to the very addictions that once fractured their family, Emily and her cinematographer, Danny, must unravel a series of sinister clues to find her.

Marcus Dunstan, the director known for his work on horror hits like The Collector and Saw IV-VI, is back with his latest film, #AMFAD: All My Friends are Dead. Scheduled to hit select theaters and digital platforms on August 2, 2024, this film promises to deliver the thrills and chills Dunstan’s fans have come to expect. In #AMFAD: All My Friends are Dead, a group of college friends rent an Airbnb for a weekend music festival, expecting a carefree time.

Greetings to all Goosebumps enthusiasts, young and old, big and small! If you’ve ever been captivated by R.L. Stine’s legendary children’s book series, there’s a thrilling opportunity coming your way that you won’t want to miss. The Goosebumps Crew Podcast is gearing up for its first-ever three-day convention, One Weekend at Horrorland, scheduled for November 1-3, 2024.

In the dynamic world of indie cinema, Chris Skotchdopole and Larry Fessenden stand out as influential figures. Their recent collaboration on "Crumb Catcher" has garnered significant attention, highlighting their unique creative synergy. Chris Skotchdopole, the writer, director, and producer of "Crumb Catcher," has steadily built his reputation in independent filmmaking

At the recent screening of "Dear Kelly," we had the unique opportunity to sit down with Andrew Callaghan, the visionary filmmaker behind this compelling new project. The film has garnered significant attention for its engaging narrative and impactful direction, making this conversation particularly insightful. "Dear Kelly" has been celebrated for its thoughtful exploration of personal and societal themes.

Alejandro Brugués has made a significant impact on the world of horror cinema. His breakout film, Juan of the Dead, won the Goya Award for Best Spanish Language Film, establishing him as a major force in the genre. Brugués' U.S. directorial credits include From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series by Robert Rodriguez, the Florida episode of Sam Raimi’s 50 States of Fright, and Pooka Lives! for the Blumhouse/Hulu series Into the Dark.

Here’s Johnny! A seriously nasty new horror icon is born in Chris Nash’s acclaimed In a Violent Nature. At the heart of this chilling tale is Ry Barrett, who brings the masked and murderous Johnny to life with terrifying intensity.

In the dynamic realm of independent cinema, the film Ride stands out, promising a blend of compelling storytelling and profound performances. Recently, I had the opportunity to sit down with two of the film's stars, C. Thomas Howell and Annabeth Gish, discuss their roles, the film's thematic depth, and their collaborative experiences on set. Both Howell and Gish were immediately drawn to Ride due to their strong script and complex characters.