Amazon’s limited-time 4K UHD promotion pairs two spooky films for $25, spanning horror classics, modern scares, thrillers and Halloween favourites.
From horror and anime to comedy, historical drama and mountaineering documentary, these ten films offer varied viewing options for the October 2–4 weekend.
The SCP Foundation disputes A24’s claims around V/H/S: SCP, pointing to Creative Commons rules and concerns about exclusive control over its shared universe.
Hideo Kojima praises Kane Parsons’ Backrooms and hints that the filmmakers could work together after the film’s Japanese premiere Q&A.
From Amazonian monsters and supernatural hauntings to restored classics, these ten horror films bring plenty of scares to Australian screens and streaming in October.
Resident Evil director Zach Cregger removed jokes after test audiences found the film too funny, saying the finished horror movie improved as a result.
Backrooms 2 reportedly has Kane Parsons returning as director, with an official announcement expected soon and further lore potentially on the way.
Bruce Campbell has shared a five-year cancer prognosis while explaining his decision to step back from acting, conventions and familiar horror roles.
Ethan Hawke says he and Scott Derrickson are developing another horror project, but offers no clues about whether it follows Black Phone or Sinister.
Stuart Gordon’s Re-Animator transformed zombie horror with unpredictable undead characters, outrageous practical effects and a free streaming option for Australian viewers.
From Toy Story 5 and Mother Mary to inventive horror and tense dramas, these ten films offer Australian viewers varied weekend entertainment choices.
Insidious: Out of the Further leaves Cyrus Lem facing a brutal fate, while its post-credits scene hints that the franchise’s demons may return.
Alex Ullom’s next film, 4 X 4: The Event, combines an illegal livestream death game with political upheaval and Gaspar Noé-inspired excess.
Chris Carter has reworked The X-Files: I Want to Believe, restoring its horror, trimming its romance and adding the Frankenstein-inspired subtitle Vrach Frankenshteyn.
Jeff the Killer is heading for the big screen as filmmakers and studios pursue the commercial potential of internet-born horror.
Ten weekend movie picks span horror, sci-fi, romance, drama, comedy, thriller and concert documentary, with options across major streaming and rental services.
Eli Roth says generative AI appears in only a very small portion of a few Ice Cream Man scenes, clarifying earlier comments about its hand-drawn animation.
Eli Roth has revised his claim about Ice Cream Man, acknowledging limited AI use after a preview credit raised questions about the film’s animation.
Insidious: Out of the Further expands the Further mythology with a new family, a dangerous supernatural ability and the return of Elise Rainier.