New poster and never-before-seen images revealed as FOUND TV announces early access for subscribers and a strictly limited alternate-ending Blu-ray.

FOUND TV has announced the release plans for its first in-house original feature, A Possession in Lincoln County, beginning with its theatrical premiere at the Hamilton Film Festival on Thursday, October 22, 2026, followed by a Q&A with members of the filmmaking team.

The film will make its streaming debut worldwide on FOUND TV Friday, October 23, with FOUND TV+ subscribers receiving one-day early access on October 22, the same day as the theatrical premiere.

Directed by Louie La Vella and written by Monica La Vella, A Possession in Lincoln County follows Jake, a man documenting his wife’s battle with cancer. When her diagnosis becomes terminal, desperation leads him to an ancient ritual and an attempt to make a deal with the Devil. What begins as an effort to save the person he loves quickly spirals into kidnapping, demonic ritual and the consequences of asking for something that should never be granted.

The film stars Matt Gallagher Heakes, Sabrina Knappett, Hannah Brennen and JoAnn Bundock.

Produced for under $10,000, the 72-minute found-footage feature marks FOUND TV’s first original film produced entirely in-house and the platform’s first step from exclusively exhibiting independent found footage into producing its own.

Alongside the release announcement, FOUND TV has unveiled a brand-new theatrical poster and a collection of never-before-seen stills from the film.

AN ENDING THAT WILL NEVER STREAM

FOUND TV previously announced a physical-media edition created specifically for early supporters of the film. The collectible Blu-ray will feature an alternate ending that will never be released on FOUND TV or made available through streaming.

Only 500 copies will ever be produced.

Once those editions are gone, the alternate version of the film will no longer be available for purchase, making the Blu-ray a unique version of the FOUND Original reserved for its earliest physical-media supporters.

“We wanted the physical release to actually mean something,” said director and FOUND TV co-founder Louie La Vella. “If someone is supporting an independent film by owning it physically, we wanted to give them something that can’t just be watched online later. There are only going to be 500 copies with this ending, and that’s it.”

Watch the New Clip For Brainstorm Media’s C.O.G.

From the people behind Reckless Tortuga and starring Piper Curda (Hoppers), Noel Fisher (Shamless), Josh Zuckerman (Desperate Housewives), Natasha Behnam (You), Lucius Baybak (Dear White People), Ritesh Rajan (You, Me & Her) C.O.G. follows a tech startup on the verge of launching a new super powerful AI chatbot soon discovers their creation harbors a dark and sinister will of its own.

AVAILABLE ON DEMAND ON SEPTEMBER 25TH

Synopsis: A pioneering tech startup on the verge of launching a new AI chatbot with unparalleled speed and intelligence soon discover their creation harbors a dark and sinister will of its own.

Directed by: Tommy Savas

Written by: Angie Simms

Cast: Piper Curda, Josh Zuckerman, Natasha Behnam, Lucius Baybak, Ritesh Rajan, and Noel Fisher

Grace of God, a 1970s-set doomsday cult horror from writer-director JT Kris, is set to arrive on Tubi, Fawesome and Xumo Play on September 29.

Set in the early 1970s, the film follows 13-year-old Grace, played by Junie Liv Thomasson, who has been raised inside an isolated Southern doomsday cult known as the Children of Light. As the congregation prepares for what they believe will be salvation, Grace begins to suspect that their leader’s promises may instead lead them toward something far darker.

The film also stars Dante B. Salazar, Daniel S. Carlan, Juanito Blazquez and Liza Jo Powell.

Tubi:https://tubitv.com/movies/100061576/grace-of-god

DEATHGASM II: GOREMAGEDDON, the long-awaited sequel to the 2015 cult horror-comedy phenomenon Deathgasm, arrives in cinemas across the U.S. and Canada on September 29th and on VOD October 13th.

Years after surviving the demon apocalypse of the original film, Brodie (Milo Crossman) is washed-up, broke, and stuck in small-town purgatory. But when he learns that NoizeQuest, a battle-of-the-bands competition, is coming to his town, he sees a shot at redemption – and maybe even a second chance with his old beau, Medina (Kimberley Crossman). One problem: his drummer is missing an arm, and the rest of his band is, well… dead. Luckily, Brodie still has pages torn from The Black Hymn, so raising his bandmates from the great beyond is just a riff away. But with every chord comes blood, guts, and the kind of apocalyptic chaos that only Deathgasm can unleash.

Deathgasm II: Goremageddon World Premiered at Fantastic Fest 2025 before screening at Sitges, BIFAN, Fantaspoa, BIFFF, Screamfest, Telluride Horror Show, Razor Reel, Monster Fest, and over a dozen additional global film festivals.

Reprising their roles from the beloved 2015 original are Milo Cawthorne, Kimberley Crossman, James Joshua Blake, Sam Berkley, and Daniel Cresswell. The sequel also introduces us to new characters played by Kieran Charnock, Harrison Keefe, Maggie Nicole Robertson, and Adam Scherr (WWE Legend Braun Strowman). Metal musician Matthew Kiichi Heafy, of the Grammy-nominated metal band Trivium, composed the film’s original score.

A non-treaty New Zealand/Canada co-production between New Zealand’s Fish Entertainment and Canada’s Raven Banner Entertainment and Hangar 18 Media, Deathgasm II: Goremaggedon was produced with support from Creative Saskatchewan, the New Zealand Film Commission, Fahrenheit Films, Bitbot Media, and Metalheads Ltd.

“Alien On Stage” is a documentary about a unique crew of Dorset, England bus drivers whose amateur dramatics group decide to try something different. Having never done anything like it before, they spent a year creating a serious stage adaptation of the sci-fi horror film “Alien.” The show is a crushing flop, but fate gives them a second chance to find their audience. Whilst still adjusting to the idea that their serious show is actually a comedy, the group find out they’re suddenly being whisked from their village hall to a London West End theatre to perform this accidental masterpiece for one night only.

Includes slipcover for a limited time!

BLU-RAY SPECIAL FEATURES:

Commentary
Deleted Scenes
Cast & Crew Screening
Technical Rehearsal
Audience Reactions
Kickstarter Video
Trailers
FAST FACTS:
87 Mins. • Documentary • Not Rated • Color • Region Free • 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio • English Subtitles • 1.78:1 Widescreen • BD-25 Blu-ray Replicated

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SCARY MOVIE

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Synopsis: Twenty-six years after the original massacre, Cindy, Brenda, Shorty, and Ray get dragged back into the chaos by a brand-new masked killer who clearly never learned when to quit. Marlon Wayans, Shawn Wayans, Anna Faris, and Regina Hall reunite, alongside returning favorites, for the wildly unhinged return to the franchise’s original roots — where every target is fair game and every line gets crossed.

Director: Michael Tiddes

Writers: Marlon Wayans, Shawn Wayans, Keenen Ivory Wayans, Craig Wayans, and Rick Alvarez

Cast: Marlon Wayans, Shawn Wayans, Anna Faris, Regina Hall, Kenan Thompson, Dave Sheridan, Lochlyn Munro, Kim Wayans, Cheri Oteri, Chris Elliott, Damon Wayans Jr., Heidi Gardner, Olivia Rose Keegan, Cameron Scott Roberts, Savannah Lee Nassif, Sydney Park, Gregg Wayans, Benny Zielke, Ruby Snowber

Genre: Comedy, Horror

Runtime: 96 minutes

Rating: R

Distributor: Paramount Pictures

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Director – Liliek Sudjio (Jaka Swara, Dendam Jumat Kliwon)
Starring – Suzzanna (The Earth Gets Hotter, Pact with the Forces of Darkness), W.D. Mochtar (Revenge of the Ninja, Hell Raiders), and Teddy Purba (Ratu Buaya, Sengatan Kobra)
Release Date – 1981
Rating – 3.5/5
Blu Release – 3.5/5

Several weeks ago I was introduced to several films that featured Indonesian horror queen Suzzanna when my friends over at Severin Films sent me a box set featuring several of her films. I was impressed by most of the films and could see myself actually revisiting a couple of them in the near future. Not too long after I got them for review, I received a few films from my friends over at Mondo Macabro one of those films just happened to be another film featuring Suzzanna.

The film, 1981’s The Queen of Black Magic, was the movie that continuously popped up while I was researching movies for her which really made me excited to check out this release. I want to thank Mondo Macabro and CAV for sending this one over.

**Spoiler Alert** The film follows a woman who is suspected of being a witch when her ex and his soon to be bride suffer several inconveniences on their wedding day. They toss her off a cliff where she is left for dead when she is rescued by a stranger. He nurses her back to health and teaches her in the way of black magic so she can get her revenge on those that accused her of being a witch in the first place. **Spoiler Alert**

Honestly, I don’t have a lot to say about Suzzanna that I haven’t already said in the previous reviews of her films. She was an extremely talented actress that is severely underrated when it comes to the horror genre and cinema in general. The Queen of Black Magic is easily my favorite film starring the Indonesian treasure. It may not be her best performance, which it’s not, but it’s easily her most enjoyable film.

The acting in this one is solid enough to make the film work. The characters are very bold which gives the cast a lot to work with. However, they are not as campy or exaggerated as a lot of the other films I’ve seen of hers with the Bollywood inspiration. I very much enjoyed the story but I would have appreciated it a lot more if it was the first Suzzanna film I had reviewed. Instead, it was very similar to several other films of hers where someone was wronged and came back with the help of demons, the supernatural, or magic. It’s not that original by today’s standards but I’m sure it was a lot of fun for early 80s Indonesia.

Finally, we have some blood and make-up effects but the deaths are not as memorable as I was hoping for. I did like the look of them and how they fit the film but they just did not stand out as I would have liked. The potential was there but not capitalized on. Overall, The Queen of Black Magic is the film that made Suzzanna a household name in Indonesia and an underrated horror star. While the film was underwhelming after binging half a dozen of her films weeks prior, I still enjoyed it and highly recommend adding this release to your collection. Check it out.

Special Features:
Introduction by Joko Anwar.
Interview with SFX creator, El Badrun.

SEASON PREMIERE Thursday, Sept 24, 2026

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Created by: Meredith Tummillo and Tony Wash

Starring: Alexis Allotta as The Widow, and Adam Michaels as Charlie

Featuring: Mike Flanagan, Chad Villella, Brea Grant, BJ McDonnell, Gary Sherman,
Rebekah McKendry, PhD, and Anthony Cousins

Produced by: Scotchworthy Productions and The Line Film Company

Better Luck Than Chuck is a horror-comedy trivia game show where horror fans battle for awesome prizes by proving their knowledge of the genre’s most iconic films, characters, and unforgettable moments.

Hosted by The Widow and her undead husband Charlie, the series combines comedy, horror, and classic game show energy into an unforgettable weekly competition, beginning September 24 with new episodes on Thursdays.

Featuring celebrity guest question readers from across the horror industry and exciting prizes provided by some of the genre’s coolest brands, the six-episode horror trivia game show premieres this Halloween season!

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The team behind THE NARROW HOUSE shared the first official images from the film, previewing the suffocating, gothic atmosphere set to make it one of the most anticipated horror releases in Paraguayan cinema.

The images confirm the project’s distinctive visual identity: enclosed spaces, bodies gripped by fear, and an old Asunción mansion that seems to close in around its inhabitants. Rather than functioning merely as a setting, the house is a living presence, charged with secrets, capable of turning the everyday into something threatening.

Directed by Armando Aquino (Ore Ru, Leal 2, Renacer Albirrojo) and Hernán Moyano (The Red Book Ritual: Gates of Hell, Sudor frío, Belisario, el pequeño gran héroe del cosmos), the film features a cast led by Lizzie Gómez, Diro Romero (Narciso), Natalia Cálcena (Narciso), Matías Miranda (Sé valiente), Lia Love (No entres), Alejandra Cabral Valinotti, and Alberto Jara.

The images hint at the claustrophobic mood surrounding Salma, a young woman trapped in a toxic relationship who takes a job caring for a dying old man in an aging Asunción mansion. What begins as a chance to escape her own trauma slowly unravels into a labyrinth of secrets, presences, and supernatural phenomena that put her grip on reality — and her sanity — at risk.

THE NARROW HOUSE is built as a slow-burn experience: a film that isn’t after the immediate jump scare, but a growing sense of unease. The horror seeps in gradually — through gestures, silences, rooms, and relationships — until the lines between trauma, delusion, and supernatural threat blur completely.

Written by Hernán Moyano, the film converses with genre touchstones like Hereditary, The Others, and Drag Me to Hell, among other works, blending body horror and paranormal dread within an unsettling domestic universe.

Cinematography is by Armando Aquino himself, who builds a visual language defined by confinement, darkness, and the gradual distortion of space.

The soundtrack will feature the original track “Sueño de tus ojos” by the legendary Paraguayan rock duo IODI, and the original track “Crucigrama” by pop singer Lia Love.

With post-production already underway — led by professionals from Paraguay and Argentina — THE NARROW HOUSE is preparing to begin its international festival run toward the end of 2026, ahead of its theatrical release across the region.

Executive production is by Gaspar Zaldívar (Luna de Cigarras, El Supremo Manuscrito) and Bruno Zuccolillo, with Janus Media S.A. and Zuma Productions as co-producers, and Chaco Films, Cut to the chase and Black Mandala Films as associate producers.

The initiative reaffirms these production companies’ commitment to local talent, and to continuing to position the country as an emerging hub for regional horror cinema, in partnership with international production houses.

Prime Video Sets October 30 Premiere for Apocalypse Z: New World

The teaser trailer for this Halloween feature, which will debut at the Sitges Film Festival, is now available!

Directed by Carles Torrens and starring Carlos Alcaide, Julia Martínez, Mónica López, Tamara Casellas and Santiago Vaca Narvaja, the sequel expands the post-apocalyptic universe with an ensemble story packed with large-scale action, adventure and the fight for survival

Prime Video today revealed the teaser and release date for Apocalypse Z: New World, the highly anticipated sequel to Apocalypse Z: The Beginning of the End, which became the most-watched international Original movie on Prime Video—surpassed only by Your Fault—. The Halloween feature will debut at the Sitges Film Festival on October 10, as part of the festival’s 59th edition, before premiering exclusively on Prime Video October 30 in more than 240 countries and territories worldwide.

Apocalypse Z: New World returns with an even more ambitious, ensemble-driven and action-packed story that expands the universe inspired by the work of author Manel Loureiro. Carles Torrens (Sky Rojo, Animal de compañía) returns to direct this post-apocalyptic story filled with adventure, survival and action.

The story takes us to the Canary Islands, which have become Europe’s last refuge following the outbreak of the TSJ virus. When a special mission sets out for the mainland in search of vital supplies, Roberto joins the team with questionable intentions. The dangerous operation turns into a desperate race for survival, and Roberto and his companions find themselves caught between hordes of infected and divided loyalties. Then the timeless question arises: save yourself, or risk everything to preserve what little humanity remains?

The film stars Carlos Alcaide (El Internado: Las Cumbres, La edad de la ira), Julia Martínez (La promesa), Mónica López (Rapa, Cronos), Tamara Casellas (Ama, El Hijo Zurdo), and Santiago Vaca Narvaja (La sociedad de la nieve, Ciudad universitaria). The main cast also includes Jose María Yazpik, the internationally acclaimed actor known for his role in Narcos, who returns as Pritchenko, a key ally from the first film who is searching for a possible way out; Berta Vázquez (Vis a vis, Un hípster en la España vacía), who reprises her role as Lucía, a nurse barricaded inside a hospital facing the constant threat of the infected; and Pedrito, the cat who plays Lúculo and captured the hearts of Apocalypse Z: The Beginning of the End fans. New cast members include Axel Medrano (Costa!!), Pedro Hernández (El 47), Javier Godino (Ventajas de viajar en tren), Ujin Moreno and Mario Mayo (Os reviento).

The film is produced by Nostromo Pictures, with Núria Valls and Adrián Guerra serving as executive producers, and a screenplay by Ángel Agudo.

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