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Dark Comedy Horror Film 'CHAT' Blends Supernatural AI Scares with Laughs, Hits Prime Video in September

A new horror-comedy feature film called 'CHAT' is heading to Amazon Prime Video on September 4, 2026, according to an official trailer release reported by Horror News Network. The film is directed by Ole J. Hartmann and produced by Ole J. Hartmann, Miranda Hartmann, and Michael AKU Rodriguez. Based on the trailer and promotional materials, the movie reportedly blends dark comedy with horror, suspense, thriller, and crime elements. The central concept appears to involve supernatural terror tied to artificial intelligence, though the source material does not detail specific plot points beyond that broad description. The film is described as a highly anticipated English-language production, though it is worth clarifying that characterization comes from the promotional write-up rather than independent critical assessment. No cast details, runtime, or additional production information were included in the available source material.

Horror News Network
August 24, 2026

One-Take Horror Film 'Bury the Devil' Tests the Limits of Sustained Terror

A new horror film called 'Bury the Devil' is generating attention for its approach of presenting the story as a single continuous shot, or at least the appearance of one. According to a review from Bloody Disgusting, the technique is described as a difficult challenge in any genre, but particularly in horror, where the method can either pull viewers uncomfortably close to the fear or fall flat entirely. The review suggests the film largely succeeds, describing it as tense and noting that when the one-take approach works in horror, it creates a sense of immediacy that can be genuinely jaw-dropping. The reviewer acknowledges the needle is tough to thread but concludes the experiment mostly pays off. Specific plot details, cast, director, and release information are not available in the source material provided. The film appears to be either newly released or approaching release based on the publication date of August 2026. No paranormal investigation elements or real-world supernatural claims are connected to this title. It is a fictional horror production being reviewed as a piece of genre filmmaking.

Bloody Disgusting
August 24, 2026

IFC and Shudder Schedule October Release for Poodle-Themed Horror Film 'Breeder'

IFC and Shudder have announced an October theatrical release for a horror film called 'Breeder,' which reportedly centers on poodles as a central horror element. The release is timed to coincide with the Halloween season, according to Dread Central. Beyond the distributor names, the release window, and the poodle-themed horror premise, the available source material does not provide additional plot details, cast information, director credits, or a specific release date within October. What is confirmed is that IFC and Shudder are jointly bringing the film to theaters, both being known distributors with a track record in genre and horror content. The pairing of a major horror streaming platform like Shudder with a theatrical release suggests the film is being positioned for a broader audience push during the prime Halloween moviegoing window. Fans of creature-feature and unconventional horror concepts may find the premise intriguing, though details about what exactly makes the poodles threatening remain unclear from the available information. More specifics are expected as the October release approaches.

Dread Central
August 21, 2026

Spider Horror Film 'Crawlers' Gets October Theater Date from Roadside Attractions

A spider-themed horror film formerly titled 'Arachnid' is heading to theaters nationwide this fall under the new title 'Crawlers.' According to Bloody Disgusting, the film is set for an October 16 release through Roadside Attractions and Saban Films, a shift from its previously announced October 2 date. The trailer, which has been described as nightmare fuel for anyone with a fear of spiders, is now available ahead of the release. Matilda Lutz, known for her role in 'Revenge,' stars as a character named Serena, described as overworked, though further plot details from the source are limited. The film appears to lean into arachnophobia as its central horror device, which has proven to be effective territory for genre filmmakers over the years. Beyond the cast, release date, and distributor, the source snippet does not provide additional confirmed story or production details.

Bloody Disgusting
August 21, 2026

Masaki Kobayashi's 1964 Ghost Anthology 'Kwaidan' Gets 4K Restoration and Theatrical Run This Fall

Janus Films is bringing a restored version of Masaki Kobayashi's 1964 Japanese ghost story anthology Kwaidan to theaters this fall, according to reporting from Bloody Disgusting. The restoration is presented in 4K and covers the director's cut of the film, which weaves together four separate ghost stories drawn from Japanese folklore. A new trailer and poster have been released ahead of the theatrical run, which is set to open in New York City. Kwaidan has long been regarded as one of the most visually striking films in the ghost story genre, and the restoration appears aimed at giving new and returning audiences a chance to experience it on the big screen. No additional screening locations beyond NYC have been confirmed in the available source material.

Bloody Disgusting
August 21, 2026

Found-Footage Moon Conspiracy Film Lunopolis Gets a Streaming Home This September

The cult found-footage film Lunopolis, written and directed by Matthew Avant, is set to return to streaming on September 4th, 2026, exclusively through FOUND TV. The film had been largely unavailable to stream for years, making this release a notable comeback for fans of the genre. Lunopolis follows two documentary filmmakers who begin investigating a mysterious artifact and find themselves pulled into a sprawling conspiracy involving time travel, alternate histories, a secret civilization reportedly existing on the moon, and an unspecified mysterious organization. The film blends sci-fi thriller elements with the found-footage format, presenting its story as if viewers are watching real documentary footage uncovered by the filmmakers. It has maintained a cult following despite its limited availability. No additional production details, cast information, or critical reception data were included in the available source material.

Horror News Network
August 21, 2026

Shudder Drops Season 3 Trailer for 'The Creep Tapes' Ahead of September Premiere

Shudder has released a trailer for the third season of 'The Creep Tapes', with the streamer signaling a September release date. According to the announcement from Dread Central, the new season appears to continue the found-footage style format centered on the character Peachfuzz, and is described as delivering more of the chaotic, unsettling energy the series has built its reputation on. The show falls into the horror anthology space, using a documentary or 'tape' framing device to present its content. Beyond the trailer drop and the September window, specific plot details, episode counts, or cast information were not included in the available source material. The series airs exclusively on Shudder, the horror-focused streaming platform. Fans of the previous two seasons can expect the same wildly unpredictable tone that has defined the show so far, based on early impressions from the trailer. No further verified details about guest appearances, filming locations, or storylines have been publicly confirmed at this time.

Dread Central
August 21, 2026

Jack Reynor Joins Lily James in Horror Film Based on Viral Reddit Story

Jack Reynor, known for his role in Midsommar, is joining the cast of an upcoming horror film called Seasons, according to a report from Deadline. Lily James is also attached to the project. The film is directed by the filmmaker behind Companion and is based on a viral horror short story originally posted to Reddit by writers Matt and Harrison Query. The project has been in development for some time, having first been announced back in 2020 under a different working title, 'My Wife and I Bought a Ranch,' before being retitled Seasons. No release date has been announced as of this report. The story's origins on Reddit gave it a wide audience before it made its way to a formal film adaptation. Details about the plot remain limited based on available information, though the original Reddit story appears to have built enough of a following to attract notable talent both behind and in front of the camera.

Bloody Disgusting
August 21, 2026

Horror-Thriller CRAWLERS Set for Nationwide Theatrical Release This October

Roadside Attractions and Saban Films have officially announced a nationwide theatrical release for the horror-thriller CRAWLERS, set to hit theaters on October 16, 2026. The film is directed by Ángel Gómez Hernández and written by Jayson Rothwell. According to the announcement, CRAWLERS is described as a claustrophobic nightmare built around one of humanity's most common phobias, though the source does not specify which phobia is at the center of the story. The snippet indicates a catastrophic event factors into the plot, but further details about the storyline were not available in the provided material. The film is described as 'highly anticipated,' though the basis for that characterization comes from the official release announcement rather than independent sources. No cast, runtime, or rating information was included in the available source material. With a mid-October release date, the film is clearly positioned to compete in the Halloween horror season, which remains one of the strongest windows for genre releases at the box office.

Horror News Network
August 21, 2026

Alyssa Sutherland Returns to Horror in Creature Feature 'The Room Below,' Arriving September 1

Alyssa Sutherland, who earned widespread attention for her role in Evil Dead Rise, is set to appear in an upcoming psychological creature horror film called The Room Below. According to distributor Uncork'd Entertainment, the film will be available on Digital and VOD starting September 1. The official synopsis describes the story as centering on a mother who is haunted by the loss of her son and believes she has found a second chance, though the full details of that premise are not elaborated on in the available material. A trailer has been released, and the film is being categorized as a psychological creature horror. Beyond the synopsis, the casting of Sutherland, and the release date, specific plot details, additional cast members, the director, and other production information are not present in the source material. Fans of Sutherland's work in Evil Dead Rise will likely be watching this one closely given her return to the horror genre.

Bloody Disgusting
August 21, 2026

Three New Horror Films Hit Home Streaming on Texas Chain Saw Day 2026

According to Bloody Disgusting, August 18, 2026 is being observed as Texas Chain Saw Day, with Tobe Hooper's original 1974 classic 'The Texas Chain Saw Massacre' returning to theaters for a single night only. Fans are encouraged to check local listings for availability. Beyond that one-night theatrical event, three brand new horror films reportedly became available for home viewing on the same date, though the source snippet does not identify the titles of those films by name. The only additional detail offered is a brief reference to one film involving a demonic artifact, but no further plot, cast, or platform information is provided in the available excerpt. The releases span what appears to be a curated horror day, likely timed to the Texas Chain Saw anniversary. Viewers interested in the home releases would need to visit the full Bloody Disgusting article for the complete breakdown of titles and where to watch them.

Bloody Disgusting
August 21, 2026

Debut Horror Film 'It Ends' Blends Road Trip Thrills With Existential Dread

Writer and director Alexander Ullom is calling his feature debut 'It Ends' a 'horror hangout' movie, and according to a review from Bloody Disgusting, that description seems to fit. The film follows four recent college graduates who head out on what is supposed to be one final group adventure before adult life pulls them in separate directions. What starts as a lighthearted road trip reportedly turns into a nightmare, though the source material does not specify the exact nature of the threat or how the horror unfolds. Ullom is credited with nesting an existential crisis inside what the review describes as a genre-bending road trip thriller. The film is being praised for its inventive approach, blending the loose, character-driven feel of a hangout movie with genuine horror elements and bigger philosophical questions. No cast details, release date, or specific plot points beyond the basic setup are provided in the available source material. Based on what is described, the film appears to position itself as something more emotionally layered than a straightforward genre entry, using the horror framework to explore themes of change, friendship, and uncertainty about the future.

Bloody Disgusting
August 21, 2026
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