This Week's Notable Horror: 09/29 - 10/05

We're just a couple days away from officially entering October and so far, the month is already starting strong with over a dozen new releases to check out.

Namaka (2025)

REVIEWER RATING: 
7/10

Namaka…the live action version of Moana!
I’m so kidding.

Sincerely Saul (2025)

REVIEWER RATING: 
7/10

It’s December 1 and Saul is a 26-year-old virgin. A gamer. A hermit.

A loser.

This Week's Notable Horror: 09/22 - 09/28

The releases have slowed down this week with only half a dozen titles. The most notable release is THE STRANGERS: CHAPTER 2, as it opens wide to theaters this Friday. Check below to see everything coming out this week.

This Week's Notable Horror: 09/15 - 09/21

We're now half way through September and the releases aren't letting up. This week offers some interesting notable titles like the THE JESTER 2, which is currently in limited theaters for only two days. Tomorrow sees the VOD release of the WITCHBOARD remake and Friday has HIM hitting theaters from producer Jordan Peele.

Vanished (2025)

REVIEWER RATING: 
7/10

Bubbly blonde tween Kelly Finley is having a birthday party, and we’re all invited! However, this celebration turns sour immediately following her father, Jack’s required attention to a leaked interview on CNN.

Traumatika (2024)

REVIEWER RATING: 
9/10

Psychologists report that there are 5 forms of childhood trauma: neglect, verbal abuse, physical abuse, sexual abuse and not reporting harm. It’s heartbreaking enough to imagine any child encountering any of these mistreatments, let alone multiple.

This Week's Notable Horror: 09/08 - 09/14

Things are picking up again this week compared to last week's lack of new titles. Some notable movies releasing on demand tomorrow are THE FETUS starring Lauren LaVera (Terrifier 2 & 3) and the sci-fi horror flick SOMNIUM. If you missed it in theaters, WEAPONS also releases on PVOD tomorrow.

Alien Dawn Obscura (2025)

REVIEWER RATING: 
7/10

Obscura, derived from the Latin term “obscurus” has fascinated philosophers, writers, and artists for centuries. At its core, obscura means “dark”, but its meaning goes far beyond these simple definitions. It encompasses a concept that is mysterious, hidden, or difficult to comprehend.

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