Friday the 13th is a franchise that has terrorized the masses for over 40 years. And in 2026, we had two major pieces of news that came out before the final Friday the 13th of the year in November. First, we sadly lost legendary writer Victor Miller, who introduced us to Pamela and Jason Voorhees.
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I pulled up to Alamo Drafthouse DC to check out Clayface, directed by James Watkins. He directed Eden Lake (2008) and Speak No Evil (2024), so without seeing the trailer, I knew we would at least get something dark. I usually associate comic book movies with action, bright colors, and fantasy. However, there are plenty
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November is the month to be thankful, and one thing found footage fans to be truly thankful for, is FoundTV. FoundTV is a streaming service dedicated to the found footage genre and continues to deliver found footage classics, hidden gems, new terrors, found footage shorts to highlight new directors, and also brings exclusives and originals.
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The year is almost over, but the film festivals are still going strong. Blood in the Snow Film Festival takes place November 16 – 21 in Toronto, Ontario. And Horror Movie Blog will be covering in person and remotely to give you the 411 in real time. Here are our most anticipated watches coming out
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October has flown by, and I’m running out of time to do all the things I planned for Halloween. But I know how to throw a last-minute party for my family. And one thing you need to have for your party is a list of movies to watch. It’s better than choosing a music list.
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Stephen King’s Carrie has been remade and reimagined various times since it was published in 1974. As his first novel (he’d only published short stories up to that point), Carrie explored a young girl with telekinetic powers who had been relentlessly bullied since childhood, until her life became a perfect storm. From her mother badgering
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If you tell me Olivia Colman voices a fox, and Sam Neill voices a magpie, I don’t need to know anything else about your movie. Which is why I found myself sitting at the Toronto After Dark Film Festival wondering what The Fox was even about. A casual glance of the movie’s page filled in
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Like any good genre nerd, I love a time-loop tale. I’m not talking about your Groundhog Day and Until Dawn (R.I.P. to the movie we could’ve had). I lean more towards movies like Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes, Palm Springs, and Happy Death Day. Something about them speaks to me. More importantly, the main characters
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Alison-Eve Hammersely’s feature debut, Erie, just had its East Coast premiere at the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival on October 20th. Hammersely is an award-winning shorts filmmaker who is bringing her voice to the found-footage horror subgenre with Erie. Found footage has found another resurgence in the past few years, so it is nice to see new
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Split Rock is a new cosmic horror feature from director Ryan Glover (Strings) that premiered at the 59th Sitges Film Festival on October 9, 2026, ahead of its North American premiere at the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival on October 21, 2026. Split Rock is an atmospheric slow-burn, but does it go beyond surface-level cosmic horror?
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