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1 week ago | 
dreadcentral.com | Josh Korngut
Prom night is supposed to be unforgettable … right? Your high school gymnasium is all decked out with colorful streamers and sparkling lights. Mirror balls, paper crowns, nervous smiles… all for a perfect night when the promise of a bright tomorrow lingers above slow dancers like machine-made fog. But for the characters in Netflix’s latest horror event, prom is certainly a night that’ll never be forgotten … but for all the wrong reasons.
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1 week ago | 
dreadcentral.com | Josh Korngut
A ghastly grinning nightmare with a mysterious deck of cards is now yours to stream for free. The Jester, Dread’s hallucinatory Halloween-set chiller that quietly and quickly earned a cult following since its initial release, is now streaming on Tubi. It’s another banger distributed by our sister company Dread, the same lunatics behind cult genre titles like Terrifier, Beezel, and Benny Loves You.
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2 weeks ago | 
dreadcentral.com | Josh Korngut
The Chattanooga Film Festival returns for its 12th annual edition from June 20–28, and its recently unveiled first wave of programming proves that this killer fest is showing absolutely zero signs of slowing down. Known for championing the offbeat, the terrifying, and the downright unclassifiable, CFF 2025 promises to be one of the year’s most exciting showcases of horror and genre.
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2 weeks ago | 
dreadcentral.com | Josh Korngut
From Final Destination to Chucky, we’re counting down our 5 favorite Devon Sawa genre performances! Tune in below aswe break down the must-watch Sawa classics that demand a rewatch. Then, catch Devon in his latest haunting role in All the Lost Ones — now available to rent on demand. Devon Sawa has been a familiar face to genre fans for decades, starring in some of horror and thriller’s most unforgettable projects.
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3 weeks ago | 
dreadcentral.com | Josh Korngut
A twisted new horror movie is entering production, and it’s being helmed by a powerhouse team of genre veterans and unexpected collaborators. Titled The Slashin’ of the Christ, the project is penned by Ice Nine Kills vocalist Spencer Charnas and Paul Soter, best known for his work with the cult comedy troupe Broken Lizard (Super Troopers, Beerfest).
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3 weeks ago | 
dreadcentral.com | Josh Korngut
You already know her name—and by this time next year, the rest of the world will, too. Gigi Gustin isn’t anyone’s muse. She’s the kind of woman your mother warned you about: sharp-tongued, bleach blonde, self-made, and utterly unbothered by expectation. Actor, dancer, filmmaker, and creative force, Gigi carved her name into Hollywood’s rusted-out Chevy not by asking permission, but by rewriting the map entirely.
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1 month ago | 
dreadcentral.com | Josh Korngut
Dread Central (and personal) favorite Mike Flanagan is developing a limited series adaptation of Carrie for Prime Video. This marks the fifth major interpretation of Stephen King’s 1974 debut novel, behind two theatrical features, a television film and a Boardway musical. Reports indicate that Summer H. Howell is in talks to play the title role. Howell, a talented young actor known for Curse of Chucky and Cult of Chucky, has worked hard to earn her horror stripes.
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1 month ago | 
dreadcentral.com | Josh Korngut
The horror community is mourning the loss of Adam Lopez, the visionary Founder and longtime Festival Director of the Toronto After Dark Film Festival. Lopez passed away recently after a courageous battle with cancer, a journey he openly shared with his friends and supporters on social media.In 2006, inspired by his childhood passion for horror, sci-fi, and action movies, Lopez established the Toronto After Dark Film Festival.
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1 month ago | 
dreadcentral.com | Josh Korngut
The hook is back—and it looks as sharp as ever. Sony Pictures has officially locked in I Know What You Did Last Summer for a July 18, 2025 release, and this time, the teen slasher classic is getting a new lease on legacy courtesy of director Jennifer Kaytin Robinson (Do Revenge). Longtime fans of the franchise have reason to scream as original icons Jennifer Love Hewitt and Freddie Prinze Jr. are back in action as Julie James and Ray Bronson—two decades wiser and ready to pass the torch.
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1 month ago | 
dreadcentral.com | Josh Korngut
Dread Central has landed an exclusive look at ZERO, the high-octane action thriller set to hit screens on April 11 via Well Go USA. Set in Dakar, Senegal, ZERO follows two strangers who wake up with bombs strapped to their chests—each rigged to explode in ten hours. With no memory of how they got there and guided by a mysterious voice, the duo is thrust into a series of chaotic, high-stakes missions that spiral into violence and destruction.
