Mehran C. Torgoley directs Curse of Aurore, a found footage horror based on a tragic real-life case. Is it a chilling mystery or just an exploitative and generic bore?
Kurtis Spieler delivers a paranormal mockumentary in The Devil’s Well. Does this story of a portal to hell offer genuine chills or just a copy-and-paste found footage experience?
Ted Campbell directs the Tubi Original This Never Happened. A group of friends return to a childhood home for a funeral, only to be stalked by a spirit. Is it a hidden gem or total dreck?
Tesh Guttikonda and Mitch Oliver deliver a rare Tubi gem with Lowlifes. A road-tripping family meets their match in the backwoods in this gory, blackly comic slasher.
L.R. Smith takes DIY filmmaking to the extreme with New Folder. A gritty, voyeuristic found footage horror that captures the unsettling reality of stalking.
Emmerdale’s Dominic Brunt co-directs the folk horror Evie. A young girl finds a cursed necklace on a beach, but does this slow-burn tale lead to a satisfying payoff?
Brandon Christensen returns to Shudder with The Puppetman. A young woman fears a family curse is causing her friends to kill. Is it a fresh take or just more horror by numbers?
Confused by You’ll Never Find Me? We break down the unreliable narrator, reveal if the woman was real, and explain exactly how Patrick died.
Amazon’s “new” 2024 horror is actually a 2022 dubbed catastrophe. Alexey Meets delivers a home invasion thriller about a mysterious virus that is as confusing as it is boring.
Josiah Allen and Indianna Bell deliver a claustrophobic masterclass in tension with the Shudder Original You’ll Never Find Me. A simple setup leads to a nightmarish game of cat and mouse.
Nick Hamm directs the cult psychological thriller The Hole. Four students lock themselves in a bunker to avoid a school trip, only to find themselves trapped in a fight for survival.
Scream creator Kevin Williamson returns to the slasher genre with Sick. Two friends quarantining at a lake house find themselves hunted by a masked killer. Is it a modern classic or just a Covid-era gimmick?