This Week's Notable Horror: 08/25 - 08/31

We've got several interesting notable releases this week, especially for fans who might've missed'em in theaters. Specifically, THE HOME starring Pete Davidson lands on VOD tomorrow. Also reportedly releasing tomorrow is the new I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER movie and the body horror flick TOGETHER starring Dave Franco and Alison Brie. Both of which will debut on PVOD.

A Serbian Documentary (2025)

REVIEWER RATING: 
9/10

In 2010, director Srdjan Spasojevic and writer Aleksandar Radivojevic released their first movie, A Serbian Film. Neither had any idea whatsoever at the time, the amount of controversy and outrage that this would provoke including an almost global ban on the product.

AYNIB PODCAST: Episode 144 RIP Ozzy also 28 Years Later and more

The boys are back for some more podcast shenanigans. Ryan returns from Italy and has concerts lined up, Shane is back in his normal flat, and Mike is sick of dealing with yard work. We go over some new trailers including #Conjuring4 #witchboardremake #silentnightdeadlynight #primitivewar We say our goodbyes to #Ozzy who will be missed and also #hulkhogan is dead. We go over some recent movies like #superman #28yearslater #happygilmore2 #untildawn #monsterisland and #mickey17 It’s a long one but it keeps moving…just like #28incheslater #physicalmedia4ever

Night of Violence (2025)

REVIEWER RATING: 
8/10

Whoever said it was cool to work for Big Pharma? You may want to rethink that strategy after watching Night of Violence.

This Week's Notable Horror: 08/18 - 08/24

We've got another decent week of new releases with more than a handful of flicks to watch. Namely, the found footage movie HOUSE ON EDEN lands on VOD tomorrow (after a short theatrical run) and Wednesday sees the limited theatrical release of HELL HOUSE LLC: LINEAGE.

Sleep Stalker (2025)

REVIEWER RATING: 
8/10

Sleep Stalker is basically a reinvented, regenerated and refurbished Paranormal Activity complete with moving items, doors opening/closing, loud noises in the dark and of course, a little human possession.

Hemet, or the Landlady Don't Drink Tea (2024)

REVIEWER RATING: 
6/10

The United States first caught wind of bath salts thanks to the “Miami Cannibal” attack in May 2012 when a man in a zombie-like state, attacked a couple in their home and tried to eat their faces.

Only in Florida, am I right?  

This Week's Notable Horror: 08/11 - 08/17

We have another decent batch of new movies to catch this week. Namely, DIE'CED: RELOADED finds its way to VOD tomorrow after a limited theatrical run last week. While on the topic of limited theatrical runs, this Friday sees some notable releases hitting theaters, like the sci-fi horror flick DESCENDENT, the horror comedy JIMMY AND STIGGS and the WITCHBOARD remake.

No Tears in Hell (2025)

REVIEWER RATING: 
9/10

In October 1996, Russian serial killer Alexander Spesivtsev was apprehended after a plumber contacted the police to get access to his apartment to fix a leak that was damaging the unit below. The cause of this leak: a dismembered, bloody body was found in the bathtub.  

Psycho Night (2025)

REVIEWER RATING: 
1/10

Psycho Night is clearly a low-budget indie film, which does not make it bad. The extremely long and dragged-out scenes that bring nothing to the storyline, the poorly executed special effects and the hammy cast are what makes it ineffective and unwatchable.

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