Lucca Comics & Games 2025 honors French artistry, global fandom, and the transformative magic of a kiss.

Kevin Hart-produced XENO is a sci-fi adventure where a teen befriends an alien in a desert standoff. Hits theaters Sept 19.

ROOFMAN trailer drops: Channing Tatum plays the real-life McDonald’s thief who lived in Toys “R” Us.

A man’s broken promise to his dying wife triggers a ghostly reckoning in Bury Me When I’m Dead, arriving on digital July 18 via Vertical.

The original AI bad girl is back—M3GAN 2.0 storms NYC with a killer red carpet premiere at AMC Lincoln Square.

Lust turns lethal in Bone Lake, a seductive horror thriller arriving in theaters October 24 from Bleecker Street.

A romantic Italian getaway turns into a chaotic nightmare in I Don’t Understand You, now available on digital.

The Strangers are back. Maya’s nightmare continues in Chapter 2—watch the trailer and explore the twisted town of Venus, OR.

Alamo Drafthouse teams with Toho for a monster-sized celebration of Godzilla fandom — merch, screenings, and more roar into theaters.

Mr. Shiny is watching. Strange Harvest drops its terrifying new trailer ahead of its theatrical release on August 8.

Cyber revenge meets comic-book chaos in Shane Brady’s Hacked—a riotous, Florida-soaked comedy that never stops swinging.

A candid, sex-positive dramedy that explores modern love, desire, and the cost of curiosity with honesty and humor.

A prankster’s new roommate sleepwalks his way into madness in Alan at Night, a freaky, funny take on found footage horror.

A murder game goes viral in Sweet Relief, Nick Verdi’s slow-burn digital horror—opening June 27 in LA and on Eventive.

A pregnant woman fights for survival in Shudder’s chilling thriller PUSH, premiering July 11.

Abigail Before Beatrice is a haunting indie cult drama about identity, trauma, and rekindled bonds. Olivia Taylor Dudley leads a thoughtful, well-acted exploration of life after escape.

Good Night is a fast, tense, and darkly funny thriller where one wrong night unravels everything for its reluctant heroine.

A bathhouse shark rampage brings laughs, guts, and green screen mayhem—but stalls before the final bite.

Paul Hibbard unveils new venues, a Canadian horror lineup, and the ‘80s prom night taking over Hysteria Fest 2025.

NoClip 2 goes big on noise and nostalgia but forgets to bring the fun. A messy sequel stuck in cafeteria-core chaos.