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All Haul The King is a co-op comedy corpse-dragging simulator from the makers of Eclipsium, one of 2025’s best horror games
Housefire, the developer behind the 2025 horror game Eclipsium, has announced All Haul The King, a cooperative comedy game in which players drag the enormous corpse of a goblin king to a Throne of Resurrection. It marks a sharp tonal change for the studio, combining chaotic multiplayer physics with the studio’s similarly surreal visual style.…
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Carcass Clad: stifling tank combat promises tension, terror and surprising laughs
Wrong Organ’s next game, Carcass Clad, shifts from the scripted space horror of Mouthwashing to a gameplay-led co-operative tank survival experience. Three players must operate different roles inside a cramped armoured vehicle while escaping a ruined city, combining intense pressure, body horror and the potential for accidental comedy. Players act as gunner, driver or commander,…
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Spaceship bullet heaven Seven Suns of Orion has what Vampire Survivors lacks: semi-Newtonian physics and railguns
Seven Suns Of Orion is presented as a space-based “bullet heaven” game that adapts the survival formula popularised by Vampire Survivors. Players fend off an invading drone army using automatically firing weapons while concentrating on manoeuvring a spacecraft, with the game distinguished by inertia-based movement, gravity wells and weapons such as railguns. Each mission lasts…
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Simon Levy victim says police made her nightmare become ‘real life’ by letting him go on to kill and attack more women
A woman sexually assaulted by Simon Levy in 2018 has said police turned her “nightmare” into “real life” by failing to properly investigate her report, allowing him to go on to murder two women, rape and nearly kill another, and sexually assault numerous others across London. Levy, 40, was handed a whole life prison sentence…
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‘Sometimes they credit the janitor. But not us’: what’s it like to be a child chaperone on a film set?
Child chaperones play a legally required safeguarding role for under-16s on UK film and television sets, prioritising a child’s welfare over a production’s schedule or commercial pressures. The article highlights their authority to halt filming when a young performer is distressed, while arguing that this essential work is often poorly recognised despite its lasting importance.…
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The 1971 album Colin Blunstone of The Zombies thinks can’t be topped: “Every track is perfect”
“My constant companion…” The post The 1971 album Colin Blunstone of The Zombies thinks can’t be topped: “Every track is perfect” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Apple TV’s Greatest Horror Has the Best 4 Minutes of TV
This article from Collider is an opinion piece praising Apple TV+’s horror-comedy series Widow’s Bay, singling out a four-minute sequence in episode eight, “Your Baggage,” as the standout moment of 2026 television. The writer argues the scene subverts the horror genre’s “Final Girl” trope by giving overlooked character Patricia, played by Emmy-nominated actress Kate O’Flynn,…
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The Modern King of Sci-Fi Officially Returns to Theaters After 7 Years
J.J. Abrams is returning to cinemas as a producer for the first time in seven years with *The End of Oak Street*, a sci-fi horror film directed by David Robert Mitchell, best known for *It Follows*. It marks a notable comeback for Abrams, whose last theatrical credit was 2019’s *Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker*,…
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6 Best R-Rated Horror Movie Trilogies
Collider has published a ranked list of the best R-rated horror movie trilogies, highlighting franchises that manage to sustain tension, identity and thematic depth across three films rather than simply repeating scares. The piece argues that strong horror trilogies need genuine progression between instalments, and singles out series spanning action-horror, teen slashers and character-driven psychological…
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Doc Talk Podcast: Directors Judd Apatow & Michael Bonfiglio On Their Emmy Contender ‘Mel Brooks: The 99 Year Old Man!’
Judd Apatow and Michael Bonfiglio, directors of the HBO documentary Mel Brooks: The 99 Year Old Man!, appear on the latest episode of Deadline’s Doc Talk podcast to discuss their profile of the comedy legend, who turned 100 on 28 June. The two-part film has earned six Primetime Emmy nominations, tying it for the most…