AYNIB PODCAST: Episode Episode 150 Resident Evil and October Movies

Ryan, Shane, and Mike return for another romp exploring horror and talking nonsense. Ryan took a trip to Chicago and met up with Mike and see some music, Mike’s cat does his absolute best to break Ryan’s train of thought, Shane reminisces about live shows, and we all find out who would crap in Johnny Depp’s bed and what our favorite novelty popcorn buckets are. We all look forward to some high quality horror including #JefferyDollmer, #Crossed, and #ExorcistMartyrs.

Ash and Bone (2022)

REVIEWER RATING: 
7/10

From its opening moments, Ash and Bone sinks its hooks in with a desperate escape that ends in cruel irony. A terrified young woman flees through the woods and flags down a car on a dark road, only to find her pursuers inside.

This Week's Notable Horror: 10/19 - 10/25

It looks like new releases are slowing down this week, with just over half a dozen new titles heading our way. The biggest standouts are the theatrical debut of CLAYFACE and the supernatural flick THE CYCLE on Shudder, both arriving this Friday. Check out everything new and notable coming this week below.

Breeder (2026)

REVIEWER RATING: 
9/10

Breeder is as sick and sinister as anything horror has coughed up lately, mainly because its nightmare never feels entirely removed from reality.

The Cycle (2026)

REVIEWER RATING: 
8/10

Deborah Ann Woll should feel right at home opposite monsters and supernatural beasts—after all, she once played one on HBO’s True Blood. In The Cycle, however, she trades fangs for forensic tools as Dr.

The Princess & The Dragon (2026)

REVIEWER RATING: 
5/10

Exciting, thrilling, frightening, suspenseful, these are just a few adjectives I would NOT use to describe The Princess & The Dragon. Despite a promising opening, the film quickly plunges into a dull void I had little desire to follow.

One Eye Open (2026)

REVIEWER RATING: 
4/10

Does this paranormal mystery deliver scares worth losing sleep over? Its panic-stricken opening certainly suggests so.

This Week's Notable Horror: 10/12 - 10/18

We're nearly halfway through October, and the horror releases still aren't letting up, with a dozen titles heading our way this week. Tomorrow sees the arrival of kids' show horror BUDDY, creature feature DON'T MOVE, and South Korean sci-fi thriller HOPE on VOD.

The Beast (2026)

REVIEWER RATING: 
8/10

Presidential security and transportation operate like a ballet—precise, disciplined, and carefully synchronized. The Beast opens by setting that machinery in motion, then gleefully blows it to hell.

Vampire Carnival (2026)

REVIEWER RATING: 
8/10

Vampire Carnival opens with a nightmare and never loosens its grip. Young Gemma arrives at her parents’ home, calls out for them, and hears the dog barking before jolting awake in a cold sweat.

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