In the Mouth of Madness was directed back in 1994 by horror icon John Carpenter. The informal ending to his Apocalypse trilogy that also includes The Thing and Prince of Darkness, this film is derived from H.P. Lovecraft's exploration of insanity.
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The Craft takes the witch archetype and flips in on its head. A mashup of Mean Girls and Jennifer's Body, this quirky and chic high-school fairytale follows a new student Sarah (Robin Tunney) grappling with recently discovered telekinetic abilities.
Kill Me Again is a 2025 mystery/thriller from first time director Keith Jardine. Jardine takes a seat in the director's chair for the first time and dives in to what many cinema fans call the 'Groundhog Day' genre.
The horror streaming service SCREAMBOX is back with yet another month of frights to stave off the dead of the summer.
The all-new Carrie series, a tv series adaptation of the critically acclaimed Stephen King novel, has confirmed many cast members this last weekend
Through the years, Final Destination has made people afraid of everything from car rides to roller coasters. It has been 14 years since we have seen a Final Destination film. Enter Final Destination Bloodlines.
Until Dawn is a video game-inspired horror offering from Swedish filmmaker David F. Sandberg. Here's our review of this chilling cinematic adaptation.
Sinners is now playing in theaters, and it's worth watching for any horror fan looking for something bold, meaningful, and deeply unforgettable.
Woman in the Yard is a horror concept by Blumhouse from horror lifer Jaume Collet-Serra. The film follows Ramona (Danielle Deadwyler) as a disabled widowed mother doing her best to care for her children in their fixer-upper farmhouse.
Ash, directed by Flying Lotus, fell onto the scene this month with a wide theatrical release, and there is a good reason to seek this sci-fi thriller out.
Mickey 17 is the latest from Oscar-winning director Bong Joon-ho starring Robert Pattinson in a sci-fi adventure epic.
If you are into killer graduations, lovestruck vampires, or hobgoblins, they have the perfect fix for you this month with yet another star studded lineup of can't miss haunts and hangs.
There is no better break than letting Arrow guide you down one of its many rabbit holes of violent and horrific fun. After a long day of boating and floating, everyone needs to cool down, so allow Arrow to show you its offerings for July.
Easter is early this year and coming with it was this fun little romp from WallyBird Productions. Diane Foster hopped up into the director's chair for the first time, starring and directing Easter Bloody Easter, a new horror comedy.
Now is your reminder to get the summer started right with a bevy of offerings from your favorite streaming provider, Arrow.
Lots of classic and new movies and TV series will start streaming on Arrow in May 2024.
Spring has sprung, the sun is high in the sky and the days are slowly getting longer. As the world is celebrating a bright and cheery revival, Arrow wants to pull viewers back down into the depths of terror and suspense with many new selections this month
Diane Foster is hopping into the director's chair for her debut Easter Bloody Easter with her production company WallyBird Productions. The film will release on VOD later this month on March 26th.
March is the official turning point into the spring and Arrow is ready to make the jump. As always, they have carefully procured a high profile set of selections ranging from the macabre to the muscle and are ready to tantalize audiences of all kinds.
She is Conann is the latest romp from experimental director Bertrand Mandico. The film is in French and follows the life of Conann, a reimaghined queer barbarian warrior, in different vignettes throughout her life.