Featuring two memorable performances from Ferreira and Montgomery, Faces of Death is a thought-provoking horror for the modern age, offering twisted scares and a frightening villain.

April on Shudder sharpens its blade with a lean but lethal line-up, delivering twisted fantasy, psychological torment, and survival horror with a vicious edge.

Jitters shows promising ideas and features an over-the-top villain, however it is painfully generic in the writing of its characters and lacks any genuine scares, thrills or particular gross out horrific moments.

Paramount Pictures have released the new trailer for Scary Movie 6 — The horror-parody franchise returns to cinemas on June 12, 2026.

The Scream franchise marks a staggering 30-year legacy, with Neve returning as the pinnacle final girl and Williamson in the directing chair, it’s a poetic homecoming. Let’s look back over the 3-decade span of a culturally adored franchise.

The most infamous ‘Final Girl’ is back on our screens for a slasher flick that knows when to scream and when to laugh.

March on Shudder turns up the dread and shines a spotlight on horror’s past, present, and blood-soaked future. Find out what's coming to Shudder this March.

Cold Storage is derivative, tonally confused, visually cheap and missing the practical-effects creativity that could have made it a fun viral horror-comedy.

With The Silence of the Lambs turning 35 this year, it's undeniable just how seeped into pop culture Anthony Hopkins’ performance is still to this day. We take a look at Hopkins in the iconic role of Hannibal Lecter.

The innovative supernatural horror Good Boy (2025) is finally arriving on physical media, as the canine-led thriller chomps its way onto 4K UHD, Blu-ray and DVD on February 16, 2026.

Whistle is a stylish, gory throwback that knows its horror history but is too content to repeat it. While Dafne Keen’s performance and some genuinely gnarly kill sequences keep it afloat, the film’s lack of original narrative depth and its over-reliance on established tropes prevent it from becoming a new classic.

The Strangers: Chapter 3 is a polarizing conclusion. Departing from 2008’s less is more vibe and pivots into a dense, lore-heavy nightmare.

Halloween terror gets a lo-fi jolt as V/H/S/Halloween slices its way onto physical media. Now arriving on Blu-ray, it’s the perfect late-night watch for horror fans craving tricks, treats, and pure VHS-era chaos.

From claustrophobic games of control to chilling historical insight, Shudder’s February slate delivers plenty for horror fans looking to dig a little deeper into the genre’s darker corners.

Primate does exactly what it says on the tin. It’s a quickfire, bloodthirsty, darkly chuckle worthy and well scored creature feature that relishes in its grindhouse/exploitation vibes. The characters are ultimately there as prey and the story is barely existent, but it delivers what is to be expected.

Return to Silent Hill is an enigmatic experience. It is perhaps the most visually accurate video game adaptation ever put to film, yet it feels fundamentally disconnected from the "why" of the story.