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6 days ago | ihorror.com | Anthony Pernicka

Premiering exclusively on iHorror this June 21—World Motorcycle Day—JADE is a 15-minute descent into lust, madness, and machine-driven possession.Written and directed by Joe Mischo, this short film dives headfirst into cosmic horror, toxic desire, and the seductive pull of mechanophilia—all wrapped in chrome and synth-soaked shadows. “It’s a story about the duality of repression and spiritual transformation,” says Mischo.

2 weeks ago | ihorror.com | Cameron Mcfarland

Twisted Metal season two is looking like a high-octane action follow-up. The sneak peek below revs up the action within the first few seconds and we can’t wait to see the car-nage! The new season of Twisted Metal is streaming July 31 on Peacock. Twisted Metal is an action comedy from Rhett Reese & Paul Wernick (Deadpool, Zombieland) and is written by Michael Jonathan Smith (Cobra Kai).

2 weeks ago | ihorror.com | Cameron Mcfarland

It hasn’t been this good to be a horror fan since the 80s. It seems like a new horror gem is coming to streaming every week. However, sometimes it is good to take a step back and revisit the horror of yesteryear. Not only does this allow you to appreciate the horror of today in a more in-depth way, but it also provides you with new favorites to add to the yearly list. Below you will find five of the best 90s horror films that have faded from the spotlight.

3 weeks ago | ihorror.com | Cameron Mcfarland

You’ll Never Find Me is a semi-recent addition to the Shudder original line-up. The film follows Patrick, played by Brendan Rock (Carnifex), an old hermit living in a trailer park. One rainy night, a mysterious young woman arrives at his door, looking to seek shelter from the rain. After some debate, he allows the girl to enter his home and offers her some warm clothes. However, the young girl deduces that Patrick may be more dangerous than the storm she was fleeing.

3 weeks ago | ihorror.com | Cameron Mcfarland

You’ll Never Find Me is a semi-recent addition to the Shudder original line-up. The film follows Patrick, played by Brendan Rock (Carnifex), an old hermit living in a trailer park. One rainy night, a mysterious young woman arrives at his door, looking to seek shelter from the rain. After some debate, he allows the girl to enter his home and offers her some warm clothes. However, the young girl deduces that Patrick may be more dangerous than the storm she was fleeing.