100 Best Horror Movies & Thrillers of 2025
From Sinners and 28 Years Later to Silent Night, Deadly Night and Hag, we’ve got it all!
Bee Delores
Editor-in-Chief of the Badlands, spinning those B-Sides. Love Parks & Rec. Addicted to high-priced coffee drinks, alt-country and synth-pop, and never know when to quit. Got three cats named Jake, Olivia and Fitz --and they don't like you very much.
Review: Shiny Shiny Black invites you to a roaring fireplace with ‘What Stops Time’ EP
The alt-folk band gifts you a holiday special.
Review: Olivia Dolphin brings the house down with ‘All the Time We Spent’ EP
Olivia Dolphin ends 2025 with a splash.
The Singles Bar: Rapt points to the ‘North Star’ for just a minute
The folk musician bottles up a moment in time.
Review: Gregory McLoughlin digs down to the truth with self-titled debut album
McLoughlin impresses with his nine-song release.
Review: Tubi Original ‘Hag’ is delightfully unhinged
Sam Wineman’s debut is to die for.
Review: The ‘Silent Night, Deadly Night’ remake is a bloody Christmas treat
Mike P. Nelson gives the IP a refreshing and thrilling facelift.
Review: ‘The Wheel of Heaven’ is a bonkers mind-melter
Joe Badon takes no prisoners with his new film.
Review: ‘Horror in the High Desert 4: Majesty’ is the best one yet
Dutch Marich delivers another strong link in the ongoing saga.
Review: ‘The Beldham’ turns motherhood into a postpartum nightmare
Angela Gulner impresses with her debut.
Review: ‘Man Finds Tape’ replays found footage tricks
Peter Hall and Paul Gandersman make a mark with their debut feature.
Review: ‘Super Happy Fun Clown’ joins horror’s killer clown tradition
Patrick Rea’s new feature adds a new killer clown to horror tradition.
Review: ‘Brave Rebel Army’ is a venomous takedown of campus rape culture
Michelle D’Alessandro Hatt’s new short film is a doozy.
Review: Jake Cassman sinks into life’s watery depths on ‘Idling High’
Cassman’s new record strikes hot to the heart.
Review: ‘Night of the Reaper’ fits in with such classic ’80s slashers as ‘He Knows You’re Alone’
Brandon Cristensen’s new feature delights in creepy scares.
