New Horror Movies

An ex-drug addict falls prey to the malevolent ghosts of her past after getting married and moving into her family's secluded farmhouse in the countryside in this supernatural shocker from Eduardo Sanchez, co-director of the seminal '90s horror film The Blair Witch Project . Having recently conquered her heroin addiction, pretty and strong-willed Molly (Gretchen Lodge) marries hardworking truck driver Tim (Johnny Lewis). They start a new life together in the home Molly grew up in, and everything seems idyllic until strange sounds begin emanating from deep in the house and something starts to set off their high-tech alarm system. When Tim later departs for an extended road trip, Molly begins to rapidly deteriorate, frightening her sister and raising serious concerns from her boss. Though suspicions of a relapse into drug abuse soon surface, the reality of Molly's situation is much more terrifying. An unimaginable evil dwells in Molly's home, and it won't stop until she submits to it completely. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Horror strikes when a stranger obscured by a mask informs a man that his ex-wife and her new boyfriend have been buried underground in a box that contains only 75 minutes worth of oxygen, and if he wants to save them, he'll have to play the captor's sadistic games. ~ Cammila Collar, Rovi

Two friends from Cuba hatch a plan to launch a zombie extermination service after their picturesque island is overrun by the living dead in this satirical horror film from director Alejandro Brugués (Personal Belongings). It's the anniversary of the Cuban Revolution, and as the hungry undead make an unwelcomed appearance, best friends Juan (Alexis Días de Villegas) and Lázardo (Jorge Molina) decide to parlay their skills for dispatching zombies into a professional career. As the government attempts to maintain public order by blaming the fracas on Americans who they claim are attempting to topple the current regime, Juan and Lazardo rally the troops, gather their weapons, and prepare to make a killing by ridding Cuba of zombies one shambling, flesh-eating corpse at a time. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

A murderous psychopath traps three co-workers in an ATM vestibule, and torments them over the course of one terrifying night in this thriller from Buried screenwriter Chris Sparling and emerging director David Brooks. As night falls and their office Christmas party winds to a close, David and Emily are on the cusp of forging a real love connection when their fellow employee Corey requests a ride to an ATM for some quick cash. Just as the group prepares to get back in David's car, however, a menacing hooded figure emerges from the darkness. In addition to brutally murdering anyone who dares approach the ATM, the shadowy killer makes it frighteningly clear that any attempt to escape will end in bloody agony. As the mercury drops and the situation turns desperate, David, Emily, and Corey reluctantly prepare to play their attacker's sadistic game of life and death. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

A team of fraudulent paranormal investigators get more than they bargained for while exploring a purportedly haunted historical home in Pawley's Island, South Carolina. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Eight of the most feared monsters ever to walk the earth compete in a bloody brawl to the death for the entertainment of the masses in this smackdown shocker narrated by Lance Henriksen, and featuring Art Hindle, Dave Foley, Jimmy Hart, and Herb Dean. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

A desperate family seeks safety in the countryside after the apocalypse, but finds themselves hunted by a mysterious, seemingly supernatural force. The city is in ruins; most of the population has perished, and it appears as if the government has completely collapsed. In order to ensure the safety of his family, one father gathers as many guns as possible, and raids a convenience store for food and supplies before setting his sights on the country. Though the father's wilderness training provides him with the skills to avoid detection from dangerous scavengers and keep his family well fed, their situation turns grim when mankind becomes the least of their worries. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

A psychotic woman and her adult sons torment the new occupants of their former house in director Darren Lynn Bousman's remake of the demented Troma classic. In the wake of a botched bank robbery, three brothers race back home and learn that their mother (Rebecca De Mornay) has received a foreclosure notice. Flash-forward a couple of months, and the new owners of the home are throwing a housewarming party with a few close friends. In an instant, the brothers have taken the party guests hostage. But the real horror begins when their mother arrives. Sadistic, ferocious, and fiercely protective of her malevolent sons, she turns a happy celebration into a depraved nightmare of torture and death. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

A werewolf besieges a family reunion in a secluded cottage during a raging thunderstorm as the terrified people inside fight for survival. Sarah's family is notoriously dysfunctional. But with the full moon shining bright in the night sky, she reluctantly heads into the country for a rare visit with her siblings and a few close friends. Meanwhile, in the pouring rain, a walking nightmare approaches the cabin, and launches a ferocious attack. One by one, it devours the inhabitants until only a few are left standing. As the desperate survivors start to turn on one another, the beast outside proves no match for the savagery of a scored relative. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

A curious young woman sneaks into a derelict movie theater and experiences six tales of Grand Guignol terror in this horror anthology featuring contributions by Buddy Giovinazzo, Tom Savini, Jeremy Kasten, Richard Stanley, David Gregory, Douglas Buck, and Karim Hussain. As the sinister host (Udo Kier) emerges to introduce the show, the screen flickers to life and the terror begins to build. In Buddy Giovinazzo's "I Love You," a bewildered man (Andre M. Hennicke) awakens with a gruesome hand injury and a debilitating case of amnesia, and he endures a brutal verbal onslaught from his unfaithful wife (Suzan Anbeh). Marital troubles continue when an abusive husband gets his gruesome comeuppance in Tom Savini's "Wet Dreams," and an anthropologist (Shane Woodward) and his frivolous partner (Victoria Maurette) encounter an enigmatic witch (Catriona MacColl) who casts a seductive spell before making a grotesque transformation in Richard Stanley's "The Mother of Toads." Hopelessly depressed after being rejected by his gorgeous girlfriend Estelle (Lindsay Goranson), portly sugar addict Greg (Guilford Adams) discovers that you really are what you eat in David Gregory's "Sweets," and a female serial killer seeking to preserve the tragic memories of society's outcasts finds an unusual means of doing so in Karim Hussain's "Vision Stains." Elsewhere, in Douglas Buck's "The Accident," a mother searches for the words to comfort her traumatized young daughter after the pair witness the sudden death of a friendly motorcyclist. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Six friends take a road trip straight to hell when they travel to the Louisiana bayou to investigate a disturbing local legend. Venture into the backwoods of Louisiana, and odds are it won't be long until you hear the story of Lockjaw. A half-human/half-alligator abomination, Lockjaw was born of hate after inbred local Grimley saw his pregnant bride and sister devoured by an alligator, and slew the beast in a fit of rage. Upon consuming the ancient predator, Grimley was transformed into a hideous creature known as Lockjaw that's said to roam the swamps in search of human prey. When a group of curious thrill seekers go searching the marshlands for evidence of Lockjaw, they quickly learn that no one who sees him ever lives to tell the tale. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi