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REC 10.17.2026 13:22:04

Meet the author
Chris Catt
Chris has a degree in film studies at Temple University’s campus in Tokyo, Japan. He is a renowned expert on horror cinema.
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Here Are All the Horror Movies From March 2025 Currently Streaming
March 2025 was the biggest month of the year so far for brand-new horror. Listed below is (almost) every horror movie and horror-adjacent thriller…
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‘Bloat’ Review: When the Chosen Format Undercuts the Impact of the Story
Some stories benefit from being told through a computer screen. Bloat is not one of them.
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‘Tarot Curse’ Review: A Satisfyingly Fun Curse Movie
With a good cast and some entertaining gore effects, Tarot Curse is one of the better Tubi Originals.
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‘The Jolly Monkey’ Review: Cheap Fun in a Mockbuster Style
The Jolly Monkey is different enough from the more popular toy-monkey horror film released around the same time, but is it any good?
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‘Mouse of Horrors’ Review: Better Than You Might Expect for a Steamboat Willie Slasher…
…but that bar has been set very low.
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‘Piglet’ Review: Too Derivative, Too Bad
This isn’t that Piglet, and it’s not that good.
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Horror Comedy Musical ‘Sweet Meats’ to Premiere at Hands Across Tromerica in March!
Good food, good music, good times.
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‘The Ceremony is About to Begin’ Review: A Creepy Found Footage Movie with a Wild Ending
The ending is good fun, but is it worth the wait?
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6 New Horror Movies Released Today in Theaters and Streaming (February 21, 2025)
If you can see one movie today, make it The Monkey. But if you prefer streaming, we have some other options for you!
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‘Are You There?’ Review: Talking to the Dead by Candlelight
Are You There has a good atmosphere and intriguing idea, though the plot occasionally wanders into some odd places.
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‘The Dead Thing’ Review: A Supernaturally Charged Psychological Thriller About Being Ghosted
Sometimes when you’re ghosted, it’s better to just forget about it.
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‘Presence’ Review: A Unique Perspective Makes a Familiar Scenario Eerily Compelling
Presence is chilling if you can let yourself be immersed by the way it is presented.
