Heretic and 6 more new scary movies releasing this week, Nov. 4

Get ready for a week of terror as seven new scary movies are set to be released in theaters, on digital, or on streaming. Leading the pack is the horror flick He Never Left, a chilling tale that promises to leave audiences breathless. But that's just the beginning.

Whether you're looking for something to make you jump out of your seat or a story that will linger in your mind long after the credits roll, these new releases have got you covered. Join us as we dive into the latest releases guaranteed to send shivers down your spine.

He Never Left (VOD/Digital, Nov. 5)

After being released in select theaters on Nov. 1, the new slasher He Never Left will finally make its digital release on Nov. 5. You will be able to rent or purchase this film on this date. Coming from DREAD, this horror movie was directed and written by James Morris.

After hearing unsettling noises from the neighboring motel room, a federal fugitive on the run and his girlfriend find themselves targeted by the infamous Pale Face killer, a figure whose legend has terrorized the local community for a very long time.

Elevation (Theaters, Nov. 8)

Elevation is a post-apocalyptic action horror film helmed by George Nolfi from a screenplay co-written by John Glenn, Kenny Ryan, and Jacob Roman. It centers around a single father and two women who must leave the safety of their home and confront monstrous creatures to save a child's life. The cast comprises Anthony Mackie, Morena Baccarin, Maddie Hasson, and Tony Goldwyn.

Heretic (Theaters, Nov. 8)

Heretic is hands down this week's biggest horror release. It was written and directed by Scott Beck and Bryan Woods and stars Sophie Thatcher and Chloe East as two Mormon missionaries who find themselves trapped in a house and forced to partake in a deadly game of cat-and-mouse with a strange man (Hugh Grant).

Black Cab (Shudder, Nov. 8)

Black Cab is a horror thriller directed by Bruce Goodison from a script co-written by David Michael Emerson and Virginia Gilbert. In addition, it stars Nick Frost, Synnøve Karlsen, and Luke Norris.

The story centers around a couple who, after a night out, decides to take a black cab home. While the cab driver is overly chatty and jovial, the couple isn’t in the mood for conversation. That is until they find themselves trapped inside the car with no means of escape as the cab driver takes them to a desolate stretch of road rumored to be haunted.

Drive Back (Limited theaters/VOD/Digital, Nov. 8)

Directed by Cody Ashford and written by Jon Sarro, Drive Back is a new horror film revolving around a couple returning home from their engagement party who find themselves having to navigate their way off a dark and seemingly endless road.

Love Bomb (Limited theaters, Nov. 8)

Love Bomb is an erotic thriller helmed by David Guglielmo and written by Kathy Charles. It follows three strangers brought together by a mysterious dating app for one-night stands, but their encounters quickly take a violent and deadly turn.

Meanwhile on Earth (Limited theaters, Nov. 8)

Meanwhile on Earth is a sci-fi thriller following a young woman named Elsa who is still grieving the loss of her brother who disappeared during his first space mission. One night, she's contacted by an unknown alien life form claiming to bring her brother back if she brings them human sacrifices. What will Elsa decide to do?

Will you be watching any of these new scary movies this week?

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