From the horror world
The latest stories, announcements and developments from across horror culture.
Season 7, Episode 9 of The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch, titled “Up In Smoke,” follows renewed mesa drilling, new ground-penetrating radar results and a night experiment at Homestead Two that produced laser anomalies, a mysterious heat signature at Homestead Three and a drone signal failure at the Bubble boundary.
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Multi-hyphenate Austin Galante has written and directed four features, earned festival awards for his offbeat vampire comedy, and is already moving into a larger-scale production while continuing his music career.
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Cinema Epoch has picked up worldwide distribution for Vito Trabucco’s giallo-tinged thriller-comedy, scheduling a worldwide digital release in late October and an international market debut at AFM 2026.
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Marc Price, known for his role in cult favorite Trick or Treat, has been cast in Witchcraft: The Lanterne of Light. He will play a reporter named Blake in the latest installment of the long-running Witchcraft series.
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Fangoria reports that Akasha — the Queen of the Damned — will headline season 4 of AMC's Interview With the Vampire, and the first teaser for the upcoming season has been released.
Read story →Fangoria reports that Chainsaw Award winner Justin Brooks has joined the anthology horror project The Hours That Keep Us. Fangoria previously flagged Brooks as a filmmaker to watch in 2023.
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Fangoria’s July 23, 2026 round-up adds several new items to its streaming top ten, including a title called Obsession, a reimagining of Faces of Death, and a spontaneous tribute to Sam Neill.
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Prime Video released the first teaser for Mike Flanagan’s Carrie series, highlighting a modern, coming‑of‑age take starring Summer H. Howell and streaming October 7.
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AMC Studios announced at SDCC that Interview with the Vampire has been renewed for a fourth season, adapting Anne Rice’s Queen of the Damned with Hannah Moscovitch as showrunner.
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Freakling Bros. Horror Shows announced it will pause operations for the 2026 Halloween season as co-owner and creative director JT Mollner focuses on film work. The Las Vegas attraction says it intends to resume its full lineup in 2027.
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Universal Studios Japan will introduce Afterimage, the first Halloween Horror Nights attraction rated 18+ and requiring a waiver. The experience promises extreme, confinement-focused scares and will run during this year’s event.
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Fangoria reports Ralph Ineson has been added to the cast of a MonsterVerse spin-off connected to Wyatt Russell’s Monarch: Legacy of Monsters; further details remain limited.
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