Chris Catt

“It’s just monkey stuff.”

There’s a lot of horrific variety heading to theaters and streaming this week!

Science-fiction and horror are natural complements to each other. Both tend to focus on the unknown and unexplored, and there are a lot of frightening things hidden just beyond our understanding.

The Autopsy of Jane Doe is one of the best horror films of the 2010s.

Each of these movies features people trying to live ordinary lives, but who are thrown into extraordinary situations.

Long live physical media!

Uncontained is proof that there are still plenty of ways to make fresh and compelling zombie movies.

Today’s Shudder releases ask the question: Would you rather watch Brittany Snow in a “survival game” movie, or experience existential dread deep in a dark forest?

Nosferatu is now free to stream with your Peacock subscription. Based on the original 1922 Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror by director F.W.

Shudder was launched a decade ago, and it remains the leading streaming service for horror fans. Shudder regularly distributes some of the best horror films of every year.

Watcher, starring Maika Monroe, is now on Netflix. It also streams on Hulu. It’s one of the best new-ish stalker films out there.

And that’s not a complaint.

We have two amazing sci-fi films streaming free on Amazon right now, one from over 25 years ago and one highly modern sci-fi flick.

A spooky puppet, a Japanese water spirit, and fast zombies make up today’s horror releases.

Thankfully, it’s not Paul vs. Tyson II.

Amazon Prime Video is probably the best streaming service for fans of thrillers with gripping storylines and horror-adjacent themes (yes better than Netflix). Here are the top 4 currently available with your Prime Video subscription.

Last Breath tells the story of rescue mission at the bottom of the North Sea.

‘Sweet Meats’ looks like ‘Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street’ meets ‘Ed Gein the Musical.’