Aaron Poole and James Gilbert star in The Conspiracy, a found footage horror that dives deep into the world of secret societies. A mockumentary that feels disturbingly close to reality.
Renny Harlin attempts to reboot the home invasion classic with The Strangers: Chapter 1. Is this the start of a compelling new trilogy or just a stale retelling of a 16-year-old formula?
Dutch Marich returns to the desert with Horror in the High Desert 2: Minerva. Spanning multiple disappearances, does this found footage sequel expand the lore or just recycle old ideas?
Dutch Marich delivers a desert-set found footage mockumentary inspired by a real-life YouTube mystery. Does Horror in the High Desert stand out or is it just a Lake Mungo clone?
Filmmaking duo Radio Silence returns with Abigail, a high-octane vampire horror-comedy. Starring Alisha Weir and Melissa Barrera, this is a blood-soaked riot that breathes new life into a stale genre.
Ishana Night Shyamalan makes her feature debut with The Watchers. Set in the mysterious forests of Western Ireland, is this a fresh folk horror or just an echo of her father’s style?
Adrian Tofei delivers a powerhouse performance in the unsettling Be My Cat: A Movie for Anne. A Romanian man’s obsession with Anne Hathaway leads to a shockingly realistic nightmare.
Robert Cuffley returns with Romi, a high-tech horror about an AI assistant with a sinister secret. Is it a futuristic thriller or just a monotonous paranormal bore?
A family Zoom call for a surprise wedding in Russia turns into a fight for survival. Navin Ramaswaran’s Invited is a solid, if flawed, entry into the screenlife sub-genre.
Mars Horodyski directs the Tubi Original Deadbolt, a psychological thriller about a woman seeking a fresh start in a house with a dark history. Is it a hidden gem or just another predictable bore?
Katherine Barrell and Melanie Scrofano deliver a sharp-tongued Tubi Original with Clickbait: Unfollowed. A group of vapid influencers compete for followers and their lives.
Burt Grinstead directs and stars in The Lost Footage of Leah Sullivan. A surprisingly well-acted found footage mystery that manages to overcome its low-budget tropes.