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Horror Movies Uncut is the eyes and ears of the Indie horror culture! Our goal is to forever bring awareness the macabre that exist below the mainstream!
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Stallone’s Lost Radical Thriller Rebel Returns in 4K Director’s Cut
Stallone’s earliest lead role resurfaces in Rebel: Director’s Cut, a 4K restoration of a lost 1971 radical romance thriller.
2 hours ago1 min read
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Dances With Films 25' UFO Trauma and Desert Heat Collide in Adam Finberg’s Sci-Fi Debut Star People
Dances With Films hosts the world premiere of Star People, a sci-fi thriller inspired by the Phoenix Lights and directed by Adam Finberg.
3 hours ago2 min read
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“Dangerous Animals” Sinks Its Teeth into Human Horror Over Shark Bites
Brutal, bloody, and eerily believable—Dangerous Animals dives deep into the real monsters lurking on the surface.
4 hours ago2 min read
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Haunted Hotel Brings Ghosts, Family Feuds, and Laughs to Netflix This Fall
A mom, a haunted hotel, and one deadbeat ghost brother—Netflix’s Haunted Hotel haunts your screens September 19th.
9 hours ago1 min read
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PÁRVULOS: Children of the Apocalypse Sets June 17 Release With Haunting New Poster
From acclaimed Mexican filmmaker Isaac Ezban ( The Incident , The Similars ) comes PÁRVULOS: CHILDREN OF THE APOCALYPSE , a harrowing...
1 day ago1 min read
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The Black Phone 2 Rings Again with a Nightmare-Fueled Trailer and Sinister Return
The Grabber is back and deadlier than ever in The Black Phone 2. Watch the Freddy Krueger–esque trailer now.
2 days ago1 min read
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Review: 40 Acres Is a Brutal, Beautiful Glimpse Into Our Cannibal Future
RT Thorne’s 40 Acres delivers a chilling post-apocalyptic story where survival demands sacrifice—and humanity might be the first to go.
3 days ago2 min read
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Trailer Park Terror: Bogieville Sinks Its Teeth Into the Vampire Genre June 3
Vampires and white trash collide in Bogieville, Sean Cronin’s gritty new horror flick—On Demand June 3.
3 days ago2 min read
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Found Footage: The Making of The Patterson Project Unleashes Trailer for Bigfoot Horror Mockumentary
Vertical drops a chilling trailer for The Patterson Project, a found footage mockumentary from Max Tzannes and Radio Silence.
4 days ago1 min read
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Chainsaws, Show Tunes, and Bloodshed: Chainsaws Were Singing Slashes Toward U.S. Theaters
Estonian horror-musical Chainsaws Were Singing heads to U.S. theaters via Dark Star and Red Water.
5 days ago2 min read
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Fall Is a Good Time to Die Is a Slow-Burn Noir Set on the South Dakota Plains
Dalton Coffey delivers a gripping noir as a rancher confronts a haunting past and a life-altering choice.
5 days ago1 min read
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Pete Davidson Enters the Blood-Soaked Shadows of The Home
Davidson leads The Home, a creeping 70s-style horror tale from The Purge’s James DeMonaco. In theaters July 25.
6 days ago1 min read
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Ballerina Bows Out in Paris with Glamour and Gunpowder
Ballerina ends its European tour with a dazzling Paris premiere at Le Grand Rex, starring Ana de Armas and Len Wiseman.
6 days ago2 min read
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Tornado Blends Samurai Honor with British Brutality in a Stormy Period Thriller - Review
A fog-soaked samurai-western hybrid set in 1790s Britain, Tornado delivers moody tension, muddy duels, and a breakout turn from Kōki.
7 days ago2 min read
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Found Footage: The Making of The Patterson Project Uncovers Bigfoot Horror Behind the Scenes
A Bigfoot doc gone wrong becomes the horror story in Found Footage: The Making of The Patterson Project. Meta, eerie, and darkly funny.
May 272 min read
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Memorial Day Mayhem: Win The Woman in the Yard Blu-ray from HMU
We’re giving away a rare The Woman in the Yard Blu-ray + digital code this Memorial Day! Enter by May 30—only one winner.
May 261 min read
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Chattanooga Film Festival Unleashes Final Wave with David Dastmalchian, 130 Shorts, and Wild New Premieres
Chattanooga Film Fest goes full throttle with secret screenings, 130 shorts, and wild premieres in its final 2025 wave.
May 257 min read
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The New Boy Review: Warwick Thornton’s Quietly Devastating Look at Faith, Identity, and Assimilation
A haunting portrait of faith and forced identity, The New Boy is a quiet yet potent coming-of-age story from Warwick Thornton.
May 252 min read
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Fear Street: Prom Queen — A Missed Coronation - Review
Fear Street: Prom Queen trades slasher tension for 80s clichés—and forgets to bring the horror.
May 232 min read
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Friendship Explores Male Vulnerability, But Struggles to Find Its Voice
A24’s Friendship offers a raw take on male connection, but its awkward tone and slow pace limit its emotional impact.
May 222 min read
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