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Horror films are gaining momentum across Indian cinema, with multiple high-profile projects in development and release. Recent updates include casting announcements, delayed schedules, and new trailers for upcoming thrillers.
The 2026 Resident Evil film has crossed $323 million globally, becoming the highest-grossing movie in the franchise's history. It outperformed even Milla Jovovich's final chapter and is on track to hit $400 million.
Jim’s death in Slow Horses Season 6 Episode 5 hits like a horror film — and Kyle Soller says it’s the only way the story could end.
Variety breaks down five major changes in 'Other Mommy,' including a violent death scene and a happier ending that contrasts with the novel’s grim fate for Bela. The film’s twist on the source material fuels debate over tone and horror execution.
Early reviews for 'Other Mommy' are harsh, with critics calling it a messy, laughable mess filled with ineffective jump scares and weak storytelling. The film stars Jessica Chastain in a dual role and is directed by Rob Savage.
The horror film Bokshi, which marks Bhargav Saikia's directorial debut, will hit theatres on December 04 instead of the previously announced October 09.
Theo Rossi and Ron Perlman have wrapped filming on Renew, a new horror-thriller that marks their reunion after years of working together on Sons of Anarchy, Come With Me, and The Saviors.
The film's release has been delayed from October 23 to November 20, 2026, according to Bollywood Hungama. New character posters were released alongside the announcement. The story remains under wraps, with only vague thematic cues provided.
418, a new horror film backed by Prashanth Neel and Mythri Movie Makers, drops its pan-India trailer today. The film, directed by Kirtan Nadagouda and featuring Chaithra Achar, Surya Raj, and Shashank Patil, promises a chilling supernatural experience with no comedic distractions.
The trailer for 418, presented by Prashanth Neel, centres on a sealed medical college building and the ghost of a pregnant woman named Devika. It releases October 23 across five languages.
Ravi Teja’s next is reportedly titled Thulabharam, and it’s not the kind of film fans expect from him. The title—already described as ‘almost locked’—is a rare one in Malayalam cinema, having appeared only twice before in its history, both times in evergreen classics.
Ravi Teja’s next film is shaping up with a title that’s already stirring whispers: Thulabharam. The announcement isn’t official yet, but sources confirm the name is all but locked, and the project is moving fast — so fast, in fact, that shooting could begin soon after launch.
In Dead Drop, eight strangers find themselves confined to a malfunctioning elevator, where blood‑soaked scares and snappy dialogue turn a simple premise into a cramped but entertaining horror ride.