A boy walks into the empty house at the end of a Chicago street in 1993 and never walks out. His sister grows up a few doors ...

Kevin Johnson's debut turns a Santa-worshipping Maine village into funny, nasty Christmas folk horror. 4 out of 5.

Chuck Tingle's grave robber road trip is fast, gory and big-hearted, even when the logic gets left in the boot. 4 stars.

Margrét Helgadóttir's uneven but rewarding horror anthology, with standout stories from Sweden, Denmark and Iceland.

T.H. Huddleston turns a crumbling stately home into a machine for keeping people in their place. Loud, angry Gothic. Five ...

David Barnett sends a small film crew into Withered Hill and ties his whole folk horror world together. A sly, cruel and ...

Desirée de Fez turns a clinging Barcelona family into superb body horror. A five-star debut about love that won't let go.

Ben Unsworth finds seven long Welsh Lovecraftian tales where mood beats tentacles, and two stories bound for his best of the ...

The British Fantasy Awards 2026 Best Horror Novel shortlist ranked, with Lionhearts and The Buffalo Hunter Hunter tied for ...

A man falls for Lena, a Romanian woman, and follows her to a Carpathian village the locals call the village of the hanged, where strange events lead him to a curse more than a century old. St Andrew’s ...

Nightmares Film Festival 2026 puts nine new indie horror features on the table, reviewed by Brandon Thomas, Hope Madden, Daniel Baldwin and George Wolf. The spread is wide: a grindhouse spoof about ...

S.H. Cooper's ten horror stories let the dead tell their own side. Angry, tender, scary, with no weak link. Five stars.