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Wes Craven's 1996 meta-slasher revitalized horror through self-aware genre commentary across films and a television adaptation. It balances satire and suspense, turning audience literacy into both humor and genuine terror.

Kj Apa, Isabel May and Archie Renaux YA Romance ‘Falling’ Getting North America Theatrical Release From Brainstorm Media (Exclusive)

“Falling,” the London-set romantic drama starring Kj Apa (“Riverdale”), Isabel May, and Archie Renaux (“Alien: Romulus”), is set to hit cinemas, having been acquired by Brainstorm Media for North America.

The Gulfstream Pictures film — from writer/director brothers James and Colin Krisel — will launch theatrically on Oct. 9, following by a Nov. 10 VOD release. International sales are being handled by Voltage Pictures.

According to the description, “Falling” asks the question: What if the woman of your dreams was also dreamt by your best friend. “‘Falling introduces us to the anti-fairytale romance of an impossible love triangle between lovers and friends, set against the backdrop of endlessly inviting London locales,” it reads, adding that the trio of stars “confront the all-too relatable modern dating complication of preserving relationships while seeking self-fulfillment.”

“We are thrilled to be working with Gulfstream again on another fantastic romance,” said Brainstorm CEO Michelle Shwarzstein. “Kj Apa, Isabel May,

House of Hades Brings Fuel Girls Fire Spectacle to Shocktober Fest

Thirty years after opening with a single haunted house, Tulley’s Shocktober Fest is preparing to turn up the heat in a very literal sense. The West Sussex scare attraction has unveiled House of Hades, a major new live production featuring internationally renowned performance collective The Fuel Girls, as part of what organisers are promising will be one of the biggest anniversary seasons in the event’s history.

Created specifically for Shocktober Fest’s 30th year, House of Hades will combine fire performance, aerial artistry, dance, music and theatrical storytelling inside a dedicated venue at Tulleys Farm.

The Fuel Girls arrive with considerable large-scale Halloween experience, having previously appeared at

Paramount’s Revival Of 26-Year Slasher Horror Franchise Instantly Dominates Streaming

Paramount's revival of a 26-year-old slasher horror franchise has become an instant streaming as the latest movie in the series arrives at home. Paramount has a number of core horror franchises under their belt, from the post-apocalyptic nightmares of A Quiet Place's universe, to the terrifying, virus-like psychological terrors of the Smile movies. However, it's also no stranger to the slasher genre, having distributed multiple Friday the 13th movies and finding modern-day success with the Scream franchise. Said franchise also served as inspiration for another slasher movie that's dominating streaming.

That film is 2026's Scary Movie, the sixth installment in the horror parody franchise. Much like previous movies in the series,

Canceled ‘Scream’ Video Game Prototype Discovered in Massive Steam Leak

A massive leak of old Steam files has unearthed a fascinating piece of Scream history: a playable multiplayer game prototype that appears to have been developed by Fatshark, the studio that would later make Warhammer: Vermintide and Warhammer 40,000: Darktide.

Dread Central’s Mary Stowe reports on this after user Roly Poly Reaper discovered several builds of the previously unknown Scream project buried within the enormous Steam leak. Roly Poly Reaper subsequently managed to get the multiplayer functionality working with other fans through an emulator, giving us a look at what Scream could have been as an asymmetrical multiplayer horror game.

And this thing is old.

According to Kotaku, information pulled from the files suggests Fatshark was working on the prototype around 2011, a full five years before Dead by Daylight and six years before Friday the 13th: The Game popularized a very similar style of licensed asymmetrical horror.

The

‘Alien: Earth’ Season 2 Is Officially in Production; Watch the First Behind-the-Scenes Footage

The cameras are officially rolling on the second season of FX’s Alien: Earth, and we now have our first behind-the-scenes look at production.

FX shared the video below from the set, confirming that Season 2 is officially in production. Filming is taking place in London, with the series moving from Thailand, where the first season was shot, to Pinewood Studios.

'Alien: Earth' Season 2 is officially in production.

Watch the first behind-the-scenes footage from the set. pic.twitter.com/GTRDs0qn1w

— Brad Miska @ Dread Central (@DreadCentral) September 3, 2026

Creator Noah Hawley returns as showrunner, with Sydney Chandler (Don’t Worry Darling) returning to lead another absolutely stacked ensemble.

Joining the cast for Season 2 are Peter Dinklage, Tracey Ullman (Robin Hood: Men in Tights), Sam Spruell (Fargo), and Jerome Flynn.

Spruell’s casting reunites him with Hawley following their work together on Fargo, while Flynn reunites with his Game of Thrones co-star Dinklage.

Scary Movie, Scream, and Friday the 13th lead Paramount+’s Halloween 2026 lineup

Marlon Wayans, Chris Elliott, Anna Faris, Regina Hall, Cheri Oteri, Dave Sheridan, Shawn Wayans, Sydney Park, Gregg Wayans, Olivia Rose Keegan, Savannah Lee Nassif, and Cameron Scott Roberts in Scary Movie (2026)

Paramount+ is getting ready for Halloween with a massive selection of horror movies and TV shows, including the streaming debut of Scary Movie (2026), the Scream and Friday the 13th franchises, A Quiet Place, Paranormal Activity, Pet Sematary, Dexter, Yellowjackets, and more. The streamer has unveiled its “Peak Screaming” Halloween collection, bringing together slashers, supernatural horror, creature features, post-apocalyptic thrillers, horror comedies, and genre classics throughout September and October.

The biggest new addition arrives today, September 3, with Scary Movie (2026) making its streaming debut on Paramount+ alongside an Extended Cut. The new Scary Movie brings back the franchise’s “Core Four” and takes aim at modern horror trends.

For horror fans who

‘Crew Girl’ Showrunner Vivian Lin on Netflix’s Next Big Teen Romance Series

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Netflix’s newest YA drama Crew Girl takes viewers into the deeply competitive world of rowing, where 16-year-old Tegan Tao (Miku Martineau) leads a prep school’s boys’ crew—all while finding herself trapped in a love triangle. Ahead of the debut of Crew Girl on September 10, we recently caught up with showrunner Vivian Lin.

Netflix is going all-in on YA sports dramas recently. Look no further than Finding Her Edge, the ice-skating romance that took the streamer by storm earlier this year, and will officially return for Season 2. Up next is Crew Girl, an 8-episode series that follows a very similar path, and is executive produced

Ghost Face Vodka Is Getting a Blood Orange Sequel, and Matthew Lillard Is Taking ‘Scream’ Back to Theaters

The sequel is always bloodier.

Matthew Lillard’s Macabre Spirits is expanding its officially licensed Ghost Face Vodka line with Ghost Face Blood Orange, a new citrus-flavored version of its slasher-inspired spirit.

And they’re going pretty fucking big with the launch.

The new Blood Orange vodka combines the company’s original vodka with blood orange citrus, complete with a redesigned bottle that gives the iconic Ghost Face mask an appropriately orange glow.

The launch follows the original Ghost Face Vodka earlier this year, which we previously covered here on Dread Central. That release was crafted from 100% non-gmo German potatoes and launched alongside a limited Killer Collection featuring a bottle hand-signed by Lillard, custom Ghost Face glassware, a pin and the Killer Bash party game.

Apparently that went over well, because they’re doing it again.

A new Ghost Face Blood Orange Killer Collection is on the way, once again

Netflix’s ‘Outer Banks’ Season 5 Cast & Character Guide

Netflix’s fan-favorite teenage treasure-hunting drama, Outer Banks, has finally come to an end after five glorious seasons of family-friendly adventuring. The show wouldn’t be what it is without the characters, and the cast that plays those roles so perfectly. The show follows the Pogues, a group of 6 young people, who just happen to find themselves going on crazy adventures. The 4th season unfortunately ended with the death of a very beloved character, which left us wondering if it was even worth coming back to the show. Let me tell you right now that it definitely is worth coming back to, because despite everything, the final season is sweet,

Scream 5 | David Arquette “still really upset” over way character was treated

David Arquette returned to the Scream saga with Scream 5, but still has issues where his character, Dewey, is concerned.

Ahead of a multi-city tour with the original Scream movie, to mark its 30th birthday, David Arquette took part in a Reddit Ask My Anything sessions earlier this week. In it, he’s very open about how the director of the first four Scream films, Wes Craven, changed his life, and his gratitude for that.

We’re getting into spoilers once we’re through this paragraph. Don’t scroll past Gary The Spoiler Squirrel if you don’t want spoilers for the Scream saga.

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When a new Ghostface killer emerges in the town where Sidney Prescott has built a new life, her darkest fears are realized as her daughter becomes the next target.

Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, Mark Consuelos, Ethan Embry, Joel McHale, Asa Germann, Sam Rechner, Anna Camp, Mason Gooding, Timothy Simons, Mckenna Grace, Jasmin Savoy Brown, Isabel May, and Celeste O'Connor in Scream 7 (2026)

In the small town of Woodsboro, California, a masked killer known as Ghostface begins murdering high school students, and a group of friends must use their knowledge of horror movies to unmask the killer.

After surviving the latest Woodsboro murders, a group of teens move to New York City, hoping for a fresh start, only to find a new killer picking up where the last Ghostface killer left off.

Dermot Mulroney, Courteney Cox, Hayden Panettiere, Tony Revolori, Liana Liberato, Josh Segarra, Mason Gooding, Samara Weaving, Melissa Barrera, Jenna Ortega, Jasmin Savoy Brown, Jack Champion, and Devyn Nekoda in Scream VI (2023)

25 years after the original Woodsboro killings, a new Ghostface begins targeting teens connected to the town's dark past, drawing the final 3 survivors of the first attack back once more.

Neve Campbell, David Arquette, Courteney Cox, Marley Shelton, Dylan Minnette, Mason Gooding, Jack Quaid, Melissa Barrera, Jenna Ortega, Sonia Ammar, Jasmin Savoy Brown, and Mikey Madison in Scream (2022)

Ten years after the original Woodsboro murders, one of the survivors returns home to promote their new book about surviving trauma, only for a new Ghostface killer to emerge, targeting a new group of teens.

A year after the Woodsboro murders, the survivors try to move on at Windsor College in Ohio-but when a new Ghostface killer starts a campus killing spree, they must face terror all over again.

Neve Campbell, David Arquette, Jada Pinkett Smith, Courteney Cox, and Jerry O'Connell in Scream 2 (1997)

A serialized anthology series that follows a group of teenagers being targeted by a masked serial killer.

Willa Fitzgerald, Carlson Young, Bex Taylor-Klaus, John Karna, Sean Grandillo, and Amadeus Serafini in Scream: The TV Series (2015)

In Hollywood, a new Ghostface starts killing the cast of Stab 3, a movie sequel whose previous movies were based on the Woodsboro and Windsor College killings. Forcing the survivors of those previous attacks to confront terror once again.

Neve Campbell, Parker Posey, David Arquette, Courteney Cox, and Deon Richmond in Scream 3 (2000)

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