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2 weeks ago | 
ihorror.com | Anthony Pernicka
An exclusive new clip from the upcoming horror-thriller Wake Up has just dropped—and it’s already sending shivers down our spines. The scene features Killing Eve and Sanditon star Turlough Convery in a tense moment, standing over a dead body with a look that says more than words ever could.
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3 weeks ago | 
ihorror.com | Anthony Pernicka
The new trailer for Bring Her Back has officially dropped, and if you’re still haunted by 2023’s Talk to Me, brace yourself—this next chapter from directors Danny and Michael Philippou looks even more disturbing. This time, the twisted tale follows a brother and sister who move into the remote home of their mysterious new foster mother.
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3 weeks ago | 
ihorror.com | Anthony Pernicka
The new trailer for Black Mirror Season 7 just dropped, and it’s everything fans have been hoping for—dark, disturbing, and painfully relevant. Premiering April 10, 2025, this new season dives headfirst into the nightmares of our digital age with six all-new episodes, including a long-awaited return to one of the show’s most iconic stories. Let’s talk about the biggest reveal: USS Callister: Into Infinity is officially happening.
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3 weeks ago | 
ihorror.com | Anthony Pernicka
YouTube is a great place to watch horror movie trailers, but sometimes you can’t keep up with all of them. We appreciate pages like Rapid Trailer that compiles them into one collective video. They even offer some surprises too, like the trailer for Rosario; something we’ve heard about but haven’t seen until now. The video below doesn’t contain every trailer.
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1 month ago | 
ihorror.com | Anthony Pernicka
We have become a social media-obsessed culture. Everything we do, we post online and we never think of the dangers that wait for us afterward. Social media and technology have influenced the horror genre creating an entirely new subgenre- Screen Life Horror– where all the horror is set entirely on a computer screen. I thought it’d be the perfect time to take a look back at 10 of the top screen life horror movies available now.
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1 month ago | 
ihorror.com | Anthony Pernicka
The first official images from Mortal Kombat 2 have arrived, giving fans a glimpse of the sequel’s highly anticipated new characters. Directed by Simon McQuoid, the film follows up on the 2021 reboot and promises to lean even further into the action, brutality, and lore of the beloved video game franchise. One of the biggest reveals is Karl Urban (The Boys, Dredd) as Johnny Cage, the cocky Hollywood martial artist-turned-fighter.
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1 month ago | 
ihorror.com | Anthony Pernicka
The high profile horror movie space seems to be a battleground of in-fighting and politics which is killing sequels and key players. The word coming from Bloody Disgusting is that the latest casualty is Saw XI (IMDb is still reporting an opening date of Sept. 26). The horror publication is using a “anonymous source” to deliver the “exclusive” news, but it seems legit considering the highly anticipated sequel’s production has struggled since last year. “It’s totally dead. It’s 100% over.
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1 month ago | 
ihorror.com | Anthony Pernicka
The dark reinterpretation of Popeye as Popeye the Slayer Man introduced its official soundtrack and music video “Sailor to Slayer” prior to its March 2025 release. The new release features Angela Relucio’s vocals and includes both her performance from the music video and film to give fans a terrifying sneak peek of the film available on March 21, 2025 in select theaters and VOD.
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1 month ago | 
ihorror.com | Anthony Pernicka
The classic Cinderella fairy tale has been twisted into something far more disturbing in the upcoming horror film The Ugly Stepsister, and the first trailer proves it’s not for the faint of heart. Directed by Emilie Blichfeldt, this dark reimagining follows Elvira (Lea Myren), a young woman obsessed with transforming herself to compete with her beautiful stepsister for the prince’s affection.
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1 month ago | 
ihorror.com | Anthony Pernicka
David Cronenberg is back with a brand-new nightmare, and this time, he’s merging high-tech surveillance with the deeply personal experience of mourning. The first official trailer for The Shrouds has dropped, giving us a glimpse into a world where death isn’t just the end—it’s something you can watch unfold in real-time.
