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October 2022 Short Horror Releases on ALTER
Check out the list of all of the new releases scheduled for this month on the short horror streaming service.
INTERVIEW: MATT SOBEL ON EXPLORING THE HORRORS OF SELF WITH NAOMI WATTS IN “GOODNIGHT MOMMY”
Less a remake than a reimagining, the BRAND NEW CHERRY FLAVOR director goes to the dark places in this remake of the 2014 Austrian shocker
TIFF ’22 MOVIE REVIEW: Tilda Swinton Delivers Another Haunting Performance in A24’s “THE ETERNAL DAUGHTER”
Filmmaker Joanna Hogg explores complicated parental relationships in this cerebral ghost story.
Homemade Horrors: An Evolution
From THE DEAD NEXT DOOR to HELLBENDER, regional horror continues to do more with less.
Halloween is Here! New-To-Streaming Horror Titles Available This October on VOD
New releases this month include Lucky McKee’s OLD MAN, SLASH/BACK, THE VISITOR, and more!
ARROW Heads into Halloween with “TWO WITCHES” Leading October Lineup
October 1 starts the best month of the year with “Two Witches”. With its super-saturated color palette, tenebrous art design, and electrifying soundtrack, ”Two Witches” presents two truly terrifying conjoined tales of witchery, paranoia, and terror that hark back to the gory thrills of classic Euro horrors.
Interview: Theresa Carle-Sanders Gets Into The Mind And Belly Of Stephen King In “CASTLE ROCK KITCHEN””
In this installment of “Sunday, Bloody Funday, we’re going on a culinary journey through the king of horror’s Maine. Bon appétit!
Movie Review: “SISSY” is a Candy-Colored Girls’ Weekend From Hell
Filmmakers Hannah Barlow and Kane Senes skewer influencer culture in this bloody, neon-soaked Shudder original.
Director Neil LaBute and co-stars Gia Crovatin and Lucy Walters on building “HOUSE OF DARKNESS”
The VAN HELSING writer-director and his cast discuss the complex sexual politics of their decidedly modern vampire movie.
Movie Review: Cheaper “JEEPERS CREEPERS: REBORN” is no sleeper
The characters elicit no sympathy and the halfhearted attempts to reinvent the Creeper come to naught