Lionsgate’s “Do Not Enter” Brings Urban Exploration Horror to the Screen

do-not-enter-horror-movieLionsgate has released the trailer, poster, and new images for Do Not Enter, an upcoming horror film based on David Morrell’s novel Creepers. The film is directed by Mark Klasfeld and written by Stephen Susco (The Grudge) along with Spencer Mandel and Dikega Hadnot.

The story follows a group of urban explorers—self-dubbed the “Creepers”—as they livestream their visit to the long-abandoned Paragon Hotel in New Jersey. Known for its criminal past, ghost rumors, and urban legend of a hidden $300 million, the site quickly proves more dangerous than anticipated. As the group ventures deeper inside, they face both violent human threats and unexplained supernatural forces.

The cast includes Jake Manley, Adeline Rudolph, Francesca Reale, Shane Paul McGhie, and Javier Botet, with supporting roles from Nicholas Hamilton and Laurence O’Fuarain. The film is rated R for bloody violence and language, and has a runtime of 91 minutes. A release date is expected soon.

Do Not Enter is produced by Jordan Schur for Suretone Pictures.

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Psychological Horror “Lilly Lives Alone” to Hit Theaters and VOD

Lilly-Lives-AloneDark Sky Films has set an August 22 release date for Lilly Lives Alone, a psychological horror feature from first-time director Martin Melnick. The film will be available both in theaters and via digital platforms, in collaboration with indie distributor Yellow Veil Pictures.

The story follows Lilly (Shannon Beeby), a woman grappling with the trauma of losing her daughter a decade earlier. As the anniversary of her child’s death approaches, Lilly begins to experience hallucinations that blur the line between psychological distress and possible supernatural events. The arrival of a new acquaintance, Jed (Ryan Jonze), coincides with a period of increased instability, forcing her to confront unresolved grief and buried memories.

The film also features Jeffrey Combs, known for his work in genre classics like Re-Animator, and Erin Way (The Handmaid’s Tale). Melnick also co-produced the film alongside Sarah Johnston.

Lilly Lives Alone will be available on major digital rental and purchase platforms starting August 22.

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The Cast and Creators of “Five Nights at Freddy’s 2” Took Over Hall H at San Diego Comic-Con

The cast and creators of Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 took over Hall H at San Diego Comic-Con with new footage, returning stars, and a few surprises.

The panel kicked off with moderator Juju Green (aka Straw Hat Goofy) introducing director Emma Tammi and producer Jason Blum, to tease what’s coming in the sequel.

Tammi revealed there are over three times as many animatronics this time around, with Jim Henson’s Creature Shop once again handling the designs. “We wanted to make them feel real,” she said. “Like they could actually be standing in front of you.”

Josh Hutcherson (Mike) and Piper Rubio (Abby) returned to talk about where their characters are now: Abby is still grieving her animatronic friends and builds something for her science fair as a tribute, while Mike is trying to keep life normal.

New cast members Teo Briones and Theodus Crane joined the panel as well. Briones plays a paranormal vlogger in the sequel, while Crane’s character is a close friend who’s skeptical about a potential romance between Mike and Vanessa.

Matthew Lillard, who couldn’t attend in person, sent in a hilarious video message thanking fans for the success of the first film and joking that if enough people see the sequel, they’ll get to make a third.

He closed his message by introducing his Scream co-star Skeet Ulrich—who then walked onstage to loud cheers. Ulrich kept details about his role vague, only saying he plays someone with “a very specific past” and “a deep emotional tie to what’s going on.”

The panel closed with new footage, giving fans a glimpse at returning animatronics—including Mangle and the Marionette, along with promises of more action and deeper lore.

Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 hits theaters this December.

Photos: Aipimaging.com

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Jungle Horror “River of Blood” Sets Release

river-of-bloodRiver of Blood, a survival horror film set in the depths of a remote jungle, is set for release on August 1, 2025.

Directed by Howard J Ford and written by Tom Boyle, the film stars Louis James, Sarah Alexandra Marks, and Joseph Millson.

The story follows two couples on a luxury holiday who hire a local guide for a kayaking trip. When one of them goes missing, the group ventures deeper into the jungle, only to find themselves on the territory of a cannibalistic tribe with a history of violent rituals. What begins as a getaway quickly turns into a struggle to stay alive.

Filmed in a lush, isolated setting, River of Blood blends traditional horror elements with survival thriller tropes, emphasizing atmosphere, physical tension, and isolation.

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Blumhouse Marks 15 Years with Behind-the-Scenes Book Chronicling Its Horror Legacy

horrors-new-waveA new nonfiction book celebrating the rise of Blumhouse Productions is set to hit shelves this fall. Titled Horror’s New Wave: 15 Years of Blumhouse, the book offers a behind-the-scenes account of the low-budget studio that reshaped modern horror cinema.

Founded by Jason Blum, Blumhouse is best known for its highly successful titles like Paranormal Activity, The Purge, Get Out, Sinister, Split, Five Nights at Freddy’s, and M3GAN. The book details how Blum’s cost-effective approach helped build a billion-dollar brand while pushing genre boundaries.

Horror’s New Wave includes insights from Blum himself, along with commentary from filmmakers, actors, and creatives who contributed to the studio’s output, including M. Night Shyamalan and Jamie Lee Curtis. Featuring behind-the-scenes stories, production anecdotes, and kill-count statistics, the book is positioned as both a retrospective and a resource for fans of horror and film history.

Published by Simon & Schuster, Horror’s New Wave: 15 Years of Blumhouse will be released on September 30, 2025.

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Supernatural Thriller “The Drowned” Set for Digital Release

the-drownedSunrise Films and Vertigo Releasing have announced the digital rollout of The Drowned, the debut feature from director and writer Samuel Clemens. The supernatural creature thriller will launch on digital platforms starting October 6 in the UK and Ireland, followed by North America on October 7, and Australia/New Zealand on October 8.

Previously titled The Waterhouse and premiered at FrightFest Halloween, the film stars Alan Calton (Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning), Dominic Vulliamy (Rules of the Game), and Lara Lemon (War of the Worlds: The Attack).

Here is the film’s synopsis:

Woven with references to Greek mythology, The Drowned follows three thieves who have just stolen a priceless painting and arrive at a secluded safe house by the sea, only to discover their fourth accomplice is missing. They must question whether one of them was responsible for her disappearance, or if the blame lies with a more sinister presence lurking in the deep water below.

The film is produced by Agam Jain, George Clemens, and Fernando Ruiz (Take The Shot Films), alongside James Kermack and Julien Loeffler (Featuristic Films). Worldwide sales are handled by Raven Banner Entertainment.

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Arthouse Thriller Sweet Relief Opens June 27 in Theaters and on VOD

sweet-reliefThe indie thriller Sweet Relief, written and directed by emerging filmmaker Nick Verdi, will open for a one-week theatrical run at Laemmle Encino Town Center on June 27. The film will also be available the same day on premium VOD through Eventive.

Set in a small New England town, Sweet Relief follows two intertwining storylines: one involving teens playing an online “murder challenge” game as a joke, and another focused on a disaffected millennial couple whose boredom leads them down a dangerous path. As events spiral, the film builds toward a disturbing and unexpected climax.

The ensemble cast includes Alisa Leigh, B.R. Yeager, Adam Michael Kozack, Lucie Rosenfeld, Jocelyn Lopez, and Paul Lazar in a notable turn as Mr. McDaniel. The film was executive produced by Tribeca Award-winner Elliot Gipson (Charliebird), who launched Art Brut Films in 2023. Sweet Relief marks the label’s first feature release.

The 87-minute arthouse thriller has screened at several festivals, including the Chattanooga Film Festival, Philadelphia Unnamed Film Festival, and Another Hole in the Head.

A wider VOD rollout is planned later in the year.

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Psychological Horror “Bury Me When I’m Dead” Hits VOD

bury-me-when-im-deadBury Me When I’m Dead, a psychological supernatural thriller from writer-director Seabold Krebs, is now available on digital and VOD. The film stars Devon Terrell, Charlotte Hope, and Makenzie Leigh.

The story follows Henry, a man unraveling after breaking a deathbed promise to his wife, Catherine. Diagnosed with brain cancer, Catherine had asked to be buried in a remote forest near her childhood home. But under pressure from her powerful father—and haunted by guilt over an affair with her friend Rebecca—Henry returns her body to the city instead.

What follows is a descent into paranoia, as strange events lead Henry to believe Catherine’s ghost is back for revenge. As grief and fear blur the line between reality and delusion, Henry becomes trapped in a spiral of supernatural reckoning.

Produced by Nicholas Payne Santos and Amanda Freeman, and executive produced by Rob Coterill, the film is a Plenty Good and Slow Peach production in association with 88/90 Productions. Bury Me When I’m Dead runs 90 minutes, is not yet rated, and is distributed by Vertical Entertainment.

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Western-Horror Comic Everything Dead & Dying Launches This September

everything-is-dead-and-dyingThat Texas Blood artist Jacob Phillips and House of Slaughter writer Tate Brombal are teaming up for Everything Dead & Dying, a new five-issue western-horror miniseries debuting September 3 from Image Comics and Tiny Onion.

Billed as The Last of Us meets Yellowstone, the series follows Jack Chandler, a man coexisting with zombies—including his undead family—until outsiders threaten his fragile peace. This marks Brombal’s Image Comics debut and Phillips’ first major series since Enfield Gang Massacre.

Variant covers will feature art by Joshua Hixson, Sean Phillips, and a surprise “stealth” contributor.

Everything Dead & Dying #1 will be available in comic shops and digitally via Kindle, Apple Books, and Google Play.

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Pete Davidson Stars in Horror Thriller “The Home”

the-home-moviePete Davidson stars in The Home, an upcoming horror thriller directed by The Purge creator James DeMonaco, scheduled for theatrical release on July 25, 2025.

The film follows a young man sentenced to community service at a retirement home, where the fourth floor is said to house residents requiring “special care.” As he investigates further, he uncovers disturbing secrets that endanger both the residents and himself.

The cast includes Marilee Talkington, John Glover, Bruce Altman, and Ethan Phillips. The script is co-written by DeMonaco and Adam Cantor, with Bill Block and Sebastien K. Lemercier producing.

“The Home” is set for release on July 25, 2025. Lionsgate and Roadside Attractions has release a new trailer this week.

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