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Casper Kelly’s horror-comedy Buddy earned an estimated $5,363,827 during its opening weekend from 1,258 theaters, exceeding early projections. The Roadside Attractions and Saban Films release now ranks as the year’s biggest debut for a film playing on fewer than 1,800 screens.
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James Ross II’s horror film Parasomnia will begin streaming exclusively on Shudder on September 4. The film follows a young woman whose night terrors appear connected to her best friend’s disappearance, with a theatrical screening scheduled at Manhattan’s IFC Center on September 2.
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Saban Films has released a trailer for Wuthering Heights: The House of the Damned, a supernatural reimagining of Emily Brontë’s classic novel. The film follows Mr. Lockwood as he encounters Catherine’s vengeful ghost and Heathcliff’s deadly attempts to restore her soul.
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Fangoria reports that a Japanese horror movie is being remade again, although the source does not identify the film or provide details about the new project.
Dave Boyle is set to direct a new version of Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s 2001 horror film Pulse. Screen Gems and Spyglass are developing the project, with Luke Piotrowski revising the screenplay and Parker Finn and Jonathan Fass producing.
Russell Goldman’s SENDER, starring David Dastmalchian and Britt Lower, will make its international debut at Spain’s Sitges Film Festival on October 11 and 12. The film has also won Best Feature prizes at three festivals and is scheduled for a theatrical release in 2027.
Little Spark Films has completed filming on Bridgette Wrona and the Whisper Creek Murders, its first feature. The YA mystery/gateway horror film was written by Preston Fassel and directed by Mary Beth McAndrews, with Amanda Huerta starring and Kelli Maroney among the supporting cast.
Hammer Films will release a seven-disc 4K Collector’s Edition of Terence Fisher’s 1958 Dracula, including the reconstructed uncensored version and footage absent for decades. A numbered Blood Edition limited to 1,000 copies will also be available on October 26, 2026.
A newly released clip from Brainstorm Media’s creature feature Dark Hollow follows two cave explorers as they come face to face with the film’s monster. Written and directed by Daniel Byers, the movie is scheduled for select theaters and On Demand on September 4.
NEON has released a new clip and poster for Na Hong-jin’s monster film Hope, which is set to arrive in theaters on September 9. The footage follows three characters as they examine the body of one of the creatures troubling Hope Harbor.
Sony Pictures has released a new poster and several images from Resident Evil, less than a month before the film reaches theaters and IMAX. The movie stars Austin Abrams as Bryan, a medical courier caught in a fight for survival during a chaotic night in Raccoon City.
A complaint filed by executive producer Leonora Ann Darby reportedly sheds new light on the editorial changes and additional photography that shaped Curry Barker’s Obsession. The allegations include a period when Barker lost control of the edit and efforts to clarify the film’s supernatural elements.
Cineverse will release the holiday slasher New Fears Eve on Blu-ray September 15. The disc includes a widescreen transfer, 5.1 DTS-HD MA audio, and an extensive collection of behind-the-scenes features covering the film’s cast, kills, script, production, and masked villain.
Dread Central’s review of Abner Pastoll’s Nervous highlights a psychological horror drama centered on a woman who can no longer understand male voices. The review praises the film’s performances and sound design while noting that its larger meanings and unanswered questions are left for viewers to interpret.
John Adams and Toby Poser’s latest collaboration follows a sheriff investigating supernatural disruptions in a snow-covered town. Dread Central’s FrightFest review highlights the film’s unusual mystery, graphic violence, memorable creature designs, and deliberately unresolved conclusion.
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