Category Horror

Devil’s Death: Ascension is a slasher horror film that is part of the classic Devil’s Death franchise, which had the first title released in 1981. In the film, Beth (Lily Sullivan) goes to Los Angeles to visit her younger sister. old woman, Ellie (Alyssa Sutherland), who lives with her three children in a small apartment. With a distant relationship, this would be the opportunity for a rapprochement between the sisters. However, the reunion takes a macabre turn when they find an ancient book that gives life to demons possessing flesh...

Sam (Melissa Barrera), Tara (Jenna Ortega), Mindy (Jasmin Savoy Brown) and Chad (Mason Gooding) have had enough. After surviving Ghostface’s final massacre in Woodsboro, the four unceremoniously move to New York. There, the two brothers want to start a new life, so to speak, and leave the small town and its traumatic experiences behind. But the damn killer with a ghost mask and a sharp blade can’t be shaken so easily, because he suddenly appears in the Big Apple too. On the street, on the subway, in the supermarket – seemingly everywhere he takes advantage of the hustle and bustle of the big city to disappear into the crowd as quickly as he appeared before. And although Sam, Tara, Mindy and Chad already know the killer, this time they can’t rely on his experience...

Inspired by the real archives of Father Gabriele Amorth, Chief Exorcist of the Vatican. The priest performed more than 100,000 exorcisms in his lifetime and passed away in 2016 at the age of 91. Amorth wrote two memoirs – An Exorcist Tells His Story and An Exorcist: More Stories – and detailed his experiences battling Satan and demons that gripped and possessed people with their evil...

A family struggling with loss finds itself at the mercy of an ancient demon trying to destroy them from within. Offering to the Devil is a story loosely based on Jewish folktales that follows the story of Art (Nick Blood), a man who, desperate to pay off his debts, tries to manipulate his father into selling the family business, a funeral home. It doesn’t seem like a difficult task, but soon the differing beliefs and superstitions between him and his father will put everything he believed in on a tightrope. One night, while tending the body of a deceased, he inadvertently releases an ancient demon that has taken hold of the souls of children and now has its sights on his pregnant wife (Emily Wiseman)...

Pearl is yet another chapter in filmmaker Ti West’s twisted world of X. The year is 1918, and young Pearl (Mia Goth) is obsessed with becoming famous. Trapped on her family’s isolated farm, Pearl is forced to care for her ailing father and live under the constant watch of her bitter, overbearing, doting mother. Desiring the glamorous life she’s seen in the movies, Pearl finds her ambitions, temptations and repressions clashing. In this origin story of X’s iconic villain, when her dream of finally being a star is denied her, she turns to murder, until she achieves what she wants. Filmed secretly and simultaneously with X: The Mark of Death (2022)...

Sarah (Belle Adams) is a pregnant woman who wants to have a nice dinner with her partner Simon (Ian Michaels) before giving birth. At the restaurant she doesn’t just have to deal with her husband, who is unfortunately quite insensitive. She also feels like she is being watched by a woman who immediately mistakes her for a witch. Is that the “evil look” the old woman gives him? When the couple visit their new friends Dustin (Tim Fox) and Melissa (Dina Silva) a little later, they pull out a Ouija board and unleash dark powers. At the same time, tensions arise between student Rachel (Kristina Kleber) and her new roommate Masha (Rebekah Kennedy)...

In Knock at the Cabin, Eric (Ben Aldrige) and Andrew (Jonathan Groff) are vacationing with their daughter Wen (Kristen Cui) in a secluded cabin in the countryside. While playing in the woods, little Wen meets mild-mannered Leonard (Dave Bautista). The family’s tranquility then comes to an abrupt end when he, accompanied by three other armed strangers (Rupert Grint, Nikki Amuka-Bird and Abby Quinn), break into the cabin and take the family hostage. The invaders tell their hostages about a mysterious vision and force them to make an unimaginable decision, a sacrifice to avert the impending apocalypse...

In The Prophecy of Evil, Lucifer is cast out of Heaven and is chained to a hellish location forever by Michael, vowing, however, that one day he will have his revenge. Millennia later, a powerful biotechnology company has a breakthrough technology that allows it to clone the most influential people in history using just a few fragments of DNA. Behind this enterprise is a cabal of Satanists who are stealing the shroud of Christ and thereby gaining possession of Jesus’ DNA. The clone must serve as the ultimate offering to the devil...

In M3gan, we follow a young girl named Cady, whose parents are killed in a car accident and is left in the care of her Aunt Gemma, a roboticist at a high-tech children’s toy company in Seattle. Gemma works on development called M3GAN, a humanoid robot, designed to help the child and be companion for them. But after a test that went wrong, the project was cancelled. With no connection to her niece and always being a workaholic, Gemma gifts M3gan to her niece after she wants the “doll”. The finished model is paired with Cady, and convinces the company of the project’s potential success after observing M3GAN’s interactions with Cady. As time passes, M3gan ends up becoming more independent and moving around the house without any orders, as well as killing anything she deems a threat to Cady...

Based on the book White Noise, by Don DeLillo, the film addresses the dramas of a contemporary North American family, and their attempts to deal with the mundane conflicts of everyday life, in addition to seeking to understand the universal mysteries of love, death and the need to seek happiness, even in an uncertain world...