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Outdoorsy family watches in horror as hungry black bear and 4 CUBS climb into their white SUV
A black bear and four cubs climbed into a family’s white SUV in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, apparently while searching for food. The family watched the incident in alarm, highlighting the risks of leaving vehicles accessible in an area where bears are active. Video from the scene showed the bears entering the vehicle and moving around inside…
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The Green Day tour stop that turned into a horror movie: “Formaldehyde tank with a human head”
During a stay in Copenhagen while touring, Green Day accepted an invitation to sleep at a fan’s home, only to be introduced to the host’s “roommate”: a human head preserved in a tank of formaldehyde. The unsettling incident later helped inspire the title of the band’s 1995 song ‘Brain Stew’, turning an unlikely tour anecdote…
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One of Horror’s Most Disturbing Movies Returns in 4K Just in Time for Halloween
Pascal Laugier’s 2008 French horror film Martyrs is receiving separate standard-edition 4K UHD and Blu-ray releases in the UK ahead of Halloween. The reissue matters because the film is widely associated with the graphic, psychologically intense New French Extremity movement and remains a notable, controversial entry in modern horror. The releases are available to pre-order…
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5 Scariest Movies Released Since 2010
Collider ranks five horror films released since 2010 for their ability to unsettle and frighten viewers, favouring both psychological tension and startling imagery. – ‘Creep’ (2014) is placed fifth for making found-footage horror feel unnervingly plausible, following a videographer whose strange one-night job with a seemingly ill client becomes increasingly threatening. – ‘Smile’ (2022) is…
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Netflix’s Biggest Sci-Fi Creature Feature Could Succeed Where Apple TV+’s ‘Monarch’ Fell Short
Collider argues that Netflix’s forthcoming thriller Below could appeal to viewers who wanted more creature-focused action from Apple TV+’s Monarch: Legacy of Monsters. The comparison matters because both programmes centre on dangerous giant creatures, but Below appears to favour a contained, suspense-led story over extensive franchise mythology and multiple timelines. Below is due to premiere…
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Pokemon Go August 2026 Events: Raid Bosses, Spotlight Hours, Pokemon Debuts, And More
Pokémon Go’s August 2026 schedule combines rotating raids, weekly Spotlight Hours and several limited-time events. – Major events include Gigantamax Rillaboom Max Battle Day on 1 August, Arctic Embers from 4–10 August, Nickit Community Day on 16 August, Water Festival from 18–24 August, and Mega Starmie Raid Day on 22 August. – Five-star raids rotate…
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Sam Raimi Officially Teams Up With Stephen King for First Time on ’90s Horror Adaptation
Sam Raimi is set to collaborate with Stephen King for the first time on a film adaptation of King’s 1996 horror novel *Desperation*. The project matters because it brings together two major figures in horror whose careers have long been connected indirectly, despite never previously working on a film together. Zach Lipovsky and Adam Stein,…
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10 Most Intense Horror Books of All Time
Collider ranks horror books noted for their unusually intense, unsettling reading experiences, arguing that prose can be especially immersive and nerve-racking. The article matters chiefly as a recommendation list for readers seeking disturbing fiction rather than lighter entertainment. Among the entries shown are Bret Easton Ellis’s 1991 satire *American Psycho* at number 10, described as…
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Stephen King Movie ‘Desperation’ in the Works From ‘Final Destination’ Duo, Sam Raimi
Searchlight is developing a film adaptation of Stephen King’s 1996 horror novel *Desperation*, with directors Zach Lipovsky and Adam B. Stein in talks to helm it. The project brings King together with producer Sam Raimi for the first time, pairing two major horror figures as studios continue to pursue adaptations of King’s work. Ryan Brennan…
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Steven Spielberg’s New Sci-Fi Hit Officially Overtakes the 2026 Horror Movie He “Loved”
Steven Spielberg’s sci-fi film Disclosure Day has become the most-watched film on Prime Video in the United States after arriving on premium video-on-demand on 21 July. It displaced Obsession, a horror film that had led streaming charts following its cinema, digital rental and Peacock releases, highlighting continued audience demand for both films beyond their theatrical…