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12 hours ago | dreadcentral.com | Mary Beth McAndrews

Last year saw the release of Caye Casas’ The Coffee Table, the feel-bad movie of the decade that shocked audiences with its pitch-black comedy about a harrowing topic. Now, as exclusively announced by Fangoria, Turkish director Can Evrenol is tackling a remake, aptly titled Cam Sepha, or The Turkish Coffee Table. “Jesus and Maria, a couple going through a difficult time in their relationship. Nevertheless, they have just become parents. To shape their new life, they decide to buy a new coffee table.

13 hours ago | dreadcentral.com | Mary Beth McAndrews

As summer rapidly approaches like a hungry shark locked on an unsuspecting seal, we’re preparing for a plethora of genre releases to hit our screens. One such release is in Sean Byrne’s newest film, Dangerous Animals, which brings together two of horror’s great loves: sharks and serial killers.

16 hours ago | dreadcentral.com | Mary Beth McAndrews

Black Fawn Distribution has announced the launch of a new international sales arm that will fall under the company’s banner. With a strong foundation in Canadian genre cinema, this new venture will debut at this year’s Marché du Film in Cannes. To kick off this new chapter, Black Fawn Distribution has recently secured world sales rights for Gabriel Carrer’s stylish revenge thriller Death Cycle as well as the highly anticipated psychological horror The Undertone.

16 hours ago | dreadcentral.com | Mary Beth McAndrews

The highly anticipated southern-fried vampire road movie Bogieville is set for a June release! Directed by British filmmaker and actor Sean Cronin, the new horror film has been picked up by Level 33 Entertainment for a North American release on June 3, 2025. Bogieville unfolds in a decaying American trailer park where a young couple, Ham and Jody, are enticed to stay by the unsettling caretaker, Crawford.

1 day ago | dreadcentral.com | Mary Beth McAndrews

Girls just wanna have fun, and sometimes that fun means making a nasty little creature feature about the experience of grief. At least, that’s fun for writer and director Joanna Tsanis, whose feature film debut, The Killgrin, just hit VOD after a successful festival run. While she treads familiar genre ground, she uses practical effects and a killer sense of humor to make sure her film sticks out from the pack.