Fright Tech Pictures has officially announced the exclusive world premiere of its highly anticipated new horror feature, It Awakens, scheduled for a single-night engagement on Thursday, November 5, 2026, at 7:30 PM. The red-carpet screening event will take place at Atlas Cinemas, widely recognized as the Cleveland area’s premier destination for world-class film presentation and exceptional guest service. Directed by acclaimed genre filmmaker Eddie Fright, It Awakens delivers a gripping, genre-bending story where the gritty underworld of organized crime crashes headfirst into supernatural terror. The narrative tracks a ruthless group of gangsters whose paths cross with ancient, predatory monsters, unleashing…
Author: Michael Joy
American Horrors is thrilled to announce that Mat Nastos and the Retro Rewind 80s brand are officially joining the network’s Friday Night Good Time Horror programming lineup. Starting Friday, October 2nd, at approximately 8:30 PM CST (airing immediately after our favorite Lycanthrope), Retro Rewind TV brings its high-energy, nostalgic pop culture machine to the premier horror network. The new broadcast block features the hit horror animated series Meat the Carvers, the tabletop gaming sitcom 12 Sided Die, and the visually stunning Groovey TV, while also blasting directly into the celebrated American Horrors Film Festival. The partnership brings together two creative…
Hundreds of reviews from two sources dedicated to the genre help fans discover films that fit their tastes FoundFootage.com now features premium reviews from Found Footage Critic and Found Footage Horror, bringing the perspectives of two sources dedicated to reviewing found footage films into its discovery platform. Found footage ranges from widely known releases to independent films that can be difficult to find. A synopsis and trailer offer a first look, but a review can give viewers a clearer sense of a film’s pacing, approach, and appeal. By bringing specialist reviews together with user-created reviews, FoundFootage.comgives fans…
The 2000s was a transformative decade for the horror genre. Moving away from the self-aware, post-modern slashers of the late ’90s, the turn of the millennium welcomed a gritty resurgence of visceral terror, the birth of the “found footage” phenomenon, the rise of extreme “torture porn,” and a wave of stellar atmospheric remakes. If you are looking to curate the ultimate nostalgic, spine-chilling October marathon, look no further. Here is your day-by-day guide to 31 Days of Halloween, featuring the absolute best horror movies from the 2000s. Oct 1. Saw (2004) Two men wake up chained in a dilapidated subterranean…
Award-winning filmmaker Robert W. Filion has officially unveiled the haunting key art poster for his highly anticipated supernatural horror anthology, Echoes from the Void, celebrating its worldwide release on Amazon Prime. The poster captures the psychological dread of the film, which follows a psychiatrist interviewing a mysterious prisoner. As their sessions progress, the line between fiction and reality dissolves completely. Five interconnected tales unravel to reveal a sinister force that has existed far longer than anyone imagined, all tied together by an enigmatic storyteller named Bob. Filion, a veteran independent filmmaker whose career spans commercial production, documentaries, and acclaimed feature…