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Addison Heimann's Touch Me is a cosmic horror comedy that uses alien mythology to excavate trauma, obsession, and the particular damage of being needed too much. Strange, funny, and genuinely affecting. Streaming on Shudder.

Fantasia's 30th anniversary lineup has dropped, and we've gone through all three waves to pick the 18 films actually worth your time. Nicolas Winding Refn opens the festival, a Freaks sequel closes it, and in between there's Cypriot folk horror, an Australian talking-fox comedy, a Myanmar found-footage chiller, and the Adams Family's sixth consecutive world premiere. Plus: the A...

Looking for a wild party gone wrong? Our New Years Absolution review dives into Nick Leisure's 2026 thriller. Expect bathtub surgeries, terrible decisions, and one incredibly well-dressed rescue dog.

This Backrooms (2026) movie review explores how the A24 analog horror adaptation turns algorithmic dread into a profound experience. Chiwetel Ejiofor shines as a broken man finding an impossible mirrored reality inside his furniture store.

Cape Fear (1991) is a psychological thriller about a man released from prison seeking revenge on the lawyer who buried evidence in his case. Starring Robert De Niro, Nick Nolte, and Jessica Lange, Scorsese's film dissects moral compromise, systemic failure, and the cost of legal shortcuts. Streaming now.