Horror Movie Blog recently sat down with Joe Bandelli. The producer/writer/director of many works, but probably most well known for his work on the Hell House LLC franchise. We discussed everything from early horror influences to what’s inspiring him today. And of course, we had to ask what his favorite found footage movies are because […]
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Unidentified Murder is one of the most charming surprises to come out of this year’s Fantasia 2026 lineup. It shows how a chaotic murder mystery of sorts can have as much heart as it does intrigue. Directed by Kwok Ka-Hei and Jack Lee Chun-Kit, the film builds tension from the start. The pacing never lets
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We here at Horror Movie Blog love horror. Some of us were raised on slashers, creature features, and things that go bump in the night. But not everyone started their horror journey that way. Maybe you’ve always been horror curious but aren’t ready to jump into the deep end. Or maybe you’re trying to introduce
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Hamilton House is a perfect indie comedy for horror lovers looking to stray outside the genre. Written and directed by Jordan Rowe, this quirky flick effortlessly draws you in during its short 83-minute run time. If you’re a fan of horror and you’ve ever struggled to make ends meet, this film might hit a bit
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Bunny Rabbit made its US debut at this year’s Chattanooga Film Fest and immediately burrowed its way into my psyche. This Australian post-climate collapse film left me feeling unsettled long after the credits rolled, and for all the right reasons. Independent filmmaking continues to be where some of the most exciting cinema is happening, and
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Misper is a refreshing change of pace from the many true crime stories inundating us these days. Instead of following along as someone tries to solve the mystery, it focuses on those left behind to deal with the uncertainty of a loss. Misper pushes the idea further by centering on the missing person’s coworkers. It’s
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I’m a sucker for free, as I’m sure many of you are. So I put together a little list for you to enjoy some free horror online. And I’m not talking about streaming on that service you’re paying for already, therefore it’s kinda sorta free. This is Tubi free horror here. Oh, and you better
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I love me some classic horror flicks. A pre-1960s film flings you back in time to experience horror in its rawest form. This is where you can truly begin to appreciate the origins of horror cinema. You can see it in the practical effects, the stories, the acting, and the unexpected audience reactions. I’m always
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Quince (aka Fifteen) premiered at SXSW 2026 in grand fashion. Starring Macarena Oz and Greta Martí, the comedy horror showcases the acting skills of the two young actresses owning their lead roles. Quince allows them to shine in the chaos that is center stage. In the movie, Ligia (Martí) and Mayte (Oz) are best friends
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Sinner Supper Club is a goodbye letter to friendship groups. It’s seeking closure and finding that it doesn’t always go to plan. Writers and directors Daisy Rosato and Nora Kaye created a story of love, friendship, death, and ultimately the uncertainty of life. Shot in six days on an iPhone, the film is the product
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