Devour (2026): Too Many Monsters, Not Enough Movie
Devour vampire metal band horror review, Scott Hansen horror film, Heidi Shepherd Butcher Babies movie, Epic Pictures Dread October 2026 horror
Devour vampire metal band horror review, Scott Hansen horror film, Heidi Shepherd Butcher Babies movie, Epic Pictures Dread October 2026 horror
A courier, a snowed-in road, and a hospital that is nobody’s idea of a safe place. Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil trades game-style scares for big screams, bigger gore, and a hero you’ll cry for.
Corsets, cruelty and one deeply divisive celebrity cameo. Ryan Murphy’s fourth Monster season swaps clinical horror for full gothic revelations, for better and for messier.
Hellbilly Hollow drops a new generation into the deadly playground of Tickles and Bull. A pair of Southern slashers filmed on location at the actual Hellbilly Hollow haunt in Vincent, Alabama. Director Kevin Wayne also co-stars as Tickles, alongside Kurt Deimer as Bull, in a blood-soaked throwback built for fans of Terrifier and Friday the 13th.
Deimer supercharges the carnage with eight original songs, backed by a score from Roy Mayorga of Ministry. Read the full review to find streaming options and see if we think it held up.
A vanished night guard, a hospital with a body count, and enough found-footage instinct to make you check every dark hallway twice. Here’s whether Infirmary sent shivers down my spine..
Dead bandmates, a battle of the bands, and a truly heroic number of dick jokes. This is the loud, crude, weirdly sweet metal sequel for horror fans who like their gore with a punchline and a guitar solo.