-
Man hit over head with head with metal bar in terrifying robbery in own home – thestar.co.uk
Liam Rhodes and Sarah Hughes have been jailed after a man was assaulted and robbed in his Eckington home in November 2023. The case highlights the severity of a violent break-in at a victim’s home, with police describing it as a place where he should have felt safe. The victim, in his 20s, was attacked…
-
Forget ‘Obsession,’ A24’s New Horror Phenomenon Is the Biggest Hit on Streaming
A24’s horror debut “Backrooms,” directed by 20-year-old YouTuber-turned-filmmaker Kane Parsons, has overtaken Focus Features’ “Obsession” as the most-watched film on the US iTunes chart, despite trailing it at the box office. The rivalry highlights how two YouTuber-turned-directors’ feature debuts have dominated 2026’s horror releases and even outperformed major studio titles such as “The Mandalorian and…
-
Zach Cregger admits ‘I’m not going to be able to improve on Leon’ which is why he’s using original characters for the upcoming Resident Evil movie
Director Zach Cregger has said he does not plan to reuse iconic Resident Evil character Leon S. Kennedy for his upcoming Resident Evil film, reasoning that he would be unable to improve on the character as already portrayed in the video games. Instead, Cregger intends to build the new adaptation around original characters, a decision…
-
England’s Langton feared for gymnastics future after fall
England gymnast Gabriel Langton has said he feared he might never do gymnastics again after suffering a serious fall at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. The 19-year-old fell roughly three metres, landing directly on his head during Friday’s horizontal bar routine, and was taken from the arena on a stretcher before spending 20 hours in…
-
Resident Evil 4 is by far and away the best-selling remake on this console generation, new analysis reveals
New analysis from market research firm Alinea confirms that Capcom’s 2023 remake of Resident Evil 4 is the best-selling remake of the current console generation, outperforming rivals across PlayStation, Xbox and PC. The finding underscores just how commercially successful the reimagining of the 2005 survival horror classic has been for Capcom, cementing it as one…
-
Britain’s most notorious prisoner Charles Bronson sparks stand-off at ‘Monster Mansion’ jail – after his ‘apple crumble was served without custard’
Charles Bronson, widely described as Britain’s most notorious prisoner, has reportedly caused a stand-off at HMP Wakefield, nicknamed “Monster Mansion”, after complaining that his apple crumble was served without custard. The incident, though trivial on its face, highlights the ongoing challenges prison staff face in managing one of the country’s highest-profile and most difficult inmates,…
-
What REALLY causes motor neurone disease? The terrifying condition paralyses victims before killing them. Now bombshell research suggests that doing one type of exercise, a missing vitamin and these common chemicals could ALL trigger it…
A Daily Mail article surveys emerging research into what might trigger motor neurone disease (MND), a rapidly progressive condition that causes paralysis and death by damaging the nerve cells controlling muscles. The piece is significant because MND’s underlying causes remain largely unknown, and identifying preventable risk factors could open the door to reducing cases or…
-
Hulu’s Biggest Horror Comeback Is Officially Taking Over Streaming
Send Help, Sam Raimi’s return to horror after a 17-year gap, has become one of the most-watched films on Hulu in the US six months after its cinema release, marking a striking second life on streaming. The article ties this to a broader boom in horror in 2026, with the film’s staying power seen as…
-
Glitched into empty space: why video games are obsessed with the Backrooms
The success of the 2026 horror film Backrooms, an A24 release that has become a box office sensation, has drawn renewed attention to its origins in video game culture, specifically the practice of “noclipping” – exploiting glitches to pass through walls and floors into areas never meant to be seen by players. This phenomenon, which…
-
Rotting in solitary with a target on his back: Inside Axel Rudakubana’s new life in Broadmoor as experts reveal transfer from prison will be NO ‘holiday’ for Southport monster
Axel Rudakubana, the 19-year-old who murdered three young girls at a Southport dance class in July 2024, has been transferred from HMP Belmarsh to Broadmoor high-security psychiatric hospital. The move has sparked controversy, with prison officers’ union representatives accusing him of “manipulating the system” to secure an easier existence, but a former Broadmoor psychiatrist has…