2026 has been a whirlwind of genre films hitting the streets. While I have been lucky to put my eyes on many of the releases from this year, there are still movies I am looking forward to. These are five movies that I want to shove into my retinas as soon as they are available.
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Half the year is gone already and, surprisingly, there are only a few horror movies that I’m still thinking about. While there have definitely been some major letdowns, the year hasn’t completely lost the plot when it comes to good scares, fun stories, and creative storytelling. Which is I am even more excited for what’s
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2026 is almost halfway over, and we’ve been eating decently with titles such as Obsession, Exit 8, and They Will Kill You. But we have so much more to look forward to later in the year, and we start immediately this summer. Now that Cannes is over and we’ve caught a glimpse of what genre
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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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Shudder’s June lineup has been released so I can start planning my birthday month watches already. The streamer is adding exciting new titles like Find Your Friends, The Voices of Our Mother, and The Ice Tower. However, as usual, it’s the old school bangers that have my attention. Both The Burning and Evil Dead II
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Found footage horror should’ve burned out years ago. Shaky camera, panicked breathing, half-seen figures in the dark, and the “why are they still filming?” logic has all been mocked to death. And yet, this particular sub-genre of horror still works because it feels more immediate and invasive compared to other types of cinema-induced dread. Found
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Erotic thrillers are back in the genre scene and have been for the past few years. From documentaries to festivals doing retrospectives, to restorations of classic titles. But in the majority of all these lists and retrospectives, a large area of the world is being mostly neglected. Asia. In this second list of mine (check
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Even though I wasn’t able to attend in person like my colleagues, I watched a ton of festival titles already this year. For instance, Overlook Film Festival 2026 had a solid line-up with big names such as opener and Audience Award winner Obsession, Queer Horror Leviticus, scary atmospheric Hokum, creepy Never After Dark, and Japanese
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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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When people think of Indian cinema in the West, often their first thought is Bollywood – colourful clothing and elaborate dance breaks interchanged with drama. Or if they’re a little more informed, they might think of South Indian cinema such as RRR or Bahubali. The sub-continent has a vast landscape of cinema and does its
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