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Featuring the original horror idea, ‘Weapons’ is already stirring major conversations across the film industry. Scheduled for release on August 8, 2025, this upcoming title promises a rich blend of mystery and horror. A fierce bidding war unfolded among multiple major studios, eventually driving the deal to USD 38 million. Let’s explore how this intense bidding battle played out and how the recent two-hour footage sent the trailer response soaring. Weapons: Making, Plot, and Cast Penned, directed, and produced by Zach Cregger, this mystery horror marks his second feature film. The production team also includes Roy Lee, Miri Yoon, J. D. Lifshitz, and Raphael Margules. Julia Garner, Josh Brolin, Benedict Wong, Alden Ehrenreich, Cary Christopher, Amy Madigan, and Austin Abrams headline the cast. The storyline revolves around a small community shaken when seventeen classmates vanish at the same moment, leaving only one behind. As panic spreads, the town hunts for answers to a mystery darker than they imagined. Release date: Meta's Movie Mate to Chat with M3GAN in Theater: Interactive Experience or Distraction This joint production from New Line Cinema, Subconscious, Vertigo Entertainment, and BoulderLight Pictures is slated for release by Warner Bros. Pictures. Bidding War to Make Weapons In Hollywood, where adaptations and franchise reboots often dominate the headlines, 'Weapons' made waves for a refreshingly different reason. It was neither a prestige drama nor based on a bestselling novel. Instead, the bidding frenzy that erupted in Hollywood was for something increasingly rare, a wholly unique horror concept. After the breakout success of Barbarian in 2022, filmmaker Zach Cregger returned with a new spec script. That script, 'Weapons,' ignited intense interest. Multiple studios jumped in, eager to claim the next big thing in genre storytelling. By January 2023, the competition had narrowed to just two: New Line Cinema and Universal. Jordan Peele, renowned for ‘Get Out’ (2017) and ‘Nope’ (2022), along with his production banner Monkeypaw, was in the running. He had a strong vision for the project. But Universal’s offer fell short, about USD 7 million lower than what New Line put on the table. New Line’s winning bid reached a staggering USD 38 million. That deal included USD 5 million for Cregger to direct and an additional USD 10 million package for writing and producing. Release date: Karate Kid Legends Unites Two Miyagi-verse Icons- Jackie Chan and Ralph Macchio Soon after losing the bid, Peele made headlines by cutting ties with his long-time managers, including Peter Principato and Joel Zadak, at Artists First. Interestingly, Principato also manages Cregger. Both artists began their careers in comedy, which adds a curious layer to the situation. The timing suggested Peele may have shown them the door, though whether that move was personal or purely professional remains open to speculation. Weapons in the Post-Bidding War Whatever his feelings were about losing out on ‘Weapons,’ Peele isn’t exactly nursing wounds. In fact, he’s moving full speed ahead. One of his latest projects, ‘HIM,’ a sports horror set for September 19, 2025, is already drawing early praise. However, Weapons’ test screenings have gone so well that the release, originally slated for January 2026, has been pushed up to sometime in 2025. That kind of audience buzz speaks volumes. Release date: Sinners Makes Horror History: Blockbuster, Top Ratings, and Oscar Buzz Meanwhile, Cregger isn’t slowing down either. One of his next projects is the remake of the iconic ‘Resident Evil.’ Sony has reportedly offered him a USD 20 million deal, plus a slice of the box office, for directing this movie. That offer alone suggests studios are already impressed with what he’s done on ‘Weapons,’ long before its release. Pre-release Footage Boosting the Vibe Weapons’ trailer immerses viewers in the eerie mystery of Maybrook, a small town where 17 children disappear without a trace one Wednesday morning. The children, seemingly compelled by something unknown, run off into the night and never return. Julia Garner takes on the role of the class teacher, who finds herself at the centre of the mounting suspicion surrounding the vanishings. The trailer has stirred early excitement, especially among those who appreciate finely crafted horror. Its eerie tone has struck a chord, offering just enough to provoke curiosity without revealing too much. The use of a child’s narration adds a chilling layer, evoking the unsettling charm of childhood ghost stories whispered late at night. With Cregger’s name already carrying weight after ‘Barbarian,’ expectations are rising, and this trailer has only amplified the anticipation. Release date: Best 10 Korean Dramas Releasing in May 2025 In an unconventional promotional move, Warner Bros. has released an unlisted two-hour video that plays like a surveillance tape. The footage shows multiple children running from their homes late at night, captured from a first-person camera perspective. There’s no description, leaving viewers to piece together their theories. The video raises unsettling questions: Who is behind the camera? What’s the purpose of looping these moments together? With such a cryptic release, the film’s mystery deepens, drawing viewers further into its chilling narrative. Verdict The enormous USD 38 million bid for Zach Cregger’s original horror concept, 'Weapons,' set the stage for high expectations. Meanwhile, Jordan Peele’s split from his managers added intrigue to the behind-the-scenes drama. The trailer has captivated audiences, building anticipation with its chilling narrative, while an unconventional two-hour unlisted video deepens the mystery. With its impeccable storytelling, ‘Weapons’ is poised to be one of the summer's most anticipated horror releases. Release date: Thunderbolts*: The First Non-Sequel Movie Breaking the 13-year Marvel Trend

A chilling new force in cinema, Sinners (2025) has swiftly captured the spotlight across box offices and critical circles alike. Released on April 18, 2025, this genre-defying entry in modern horror is generating widespread acclaim and stirring early awards season conversations. Its influence continues to ripple through the industry, drawing crowds and reshaping expectations. Let’s uncover how this groundbreaking film is poised to carve its name into cinematic history. Team Sinners: Behind the Making of a Masterpiece Backed by Proximity Media and released by Warner Bros., this horror film boasts Ryan Coogler as its writer, co-producer, and director. Set against the backdrop of the 1932 Mississippi Delta, this psychological thriller unfolds with a slow-burn intensity. Michael B. Jordan takes on the challenge of portraying twin brothers, each striving to escape their tumultuous past. Returning to their hometown in search of a fresh start, they soon find themselves facing an insidious force. Read more: Best 10 Korean Dramas Releasing in May 2025 The ensemble cast features Hailee Steinfeld, Jack O'Connell, Miles Caton, Wunmi Mosaku, Omar Miller, Li Jun Li, Delroy Lindo, and Jayme Lawson. Box Office Journey with Immersive Breakthrough Sinners (2025) has made a massive impact on the horror box office. The vampire movie debuted with an impressive USD 48 million, securing the top spot over Warner Bros.' own ‘A Minecraft Movie.’ This achievement marks the first time in over a decade that a studio has had two films surpass USD 40 million each in a single weekend. The opening was the best start for an original film since Jordan Peele's Us in 2019, which grossed USD 71 million. Read more: Thunderbolts*: The First Non-Sequel Movie Breaking the 13-year Marvel Trend By Monday, it had grossed an additional USD 7 million, pushing its domestic total to USD 55 million. This feat placed it among the top 100 highest-grossing horror films in domestic history. Meanwhile, it claimed the title of the second-top-grossing Monday for an R-rated horror movie, surpassed only by 2017’s ‘IT.’ Produced on a budget of USD 90 million, ‘Sinners’ is now regarded as a major triumph for original filmmaking in the horror space. By April 28, 2025, the film had earned USD 128.7 million domestically, bringing its global total to USD 168.7 million. Critical Acclaim and Audience Reception The blockbuster’s position among critics and audiences was more than expected. On Rotten Tomatoes, the film boasts an impressive 98% critic score from 329 reviews, alongside 97% from over 10,000 verified raters. Read more: Tom Cruise’s Mission: Impossible 8 - The Final Reckoning Marks the Longest Film of the Franchise On IMDb, ‘Sinners’ claims the title of the highest-rated horror film in terms of both popularity and user ratings. With a solid 8.2 rating from 58,000 users, it has clearly resonated with audiences. Additionally, the film enjoys an 84% Metascore, reflecting its positive critical reception. Out of 55 critic reviews, 93% were favourable, with only 7% offering mixed feedback, further reinforcing the movie's strong standing. CinemaScore surveys audiences on opening night, capturing immediate reactions and whether a film lived up to expectations. Among all genres, horror has traditionally struggled to earn top marks. Even critically praised titles such as ‘Nope’ (2022) and ‘A Quiet Place Part II’ (2020) managed no higher than an A-, long considered the ceiling for the category. Read more: China's Ne Zha 2 Stays Atop Hollywood's ‘A Minecraft Movie’ at the Worldwide Box Office Against this backdrop, ‘Sinners’ delivered a rare breakthrough, securing the elusive A rating. This marks the first time an R-rated horror movie has received an A on CinemaScore since the grading system's inception. Before this, the last to reach such a milestone was the PG-13 ‘Five Nights at Freddy’s’ in 2023. Notably, this also extends Coogler’s streak of success in movie direction. His ‘Creed’ (2015) and ‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ (2022) have earned A ratings, with ‘Black Panther (2018)’ even achieving a rare A+. Further adding to the film’s prestige, ‘Sinners’ has made history in premium formats. With 20% of its screenings in IMAX, it has become the highest-grossing and best-indexing horror film ever in this format. Read more: South Indian Films Releasing in May 2025: Must-watch Lineup It ranks among the top 10 films of all time for large-format exhibitors, sitting behind the following iconic films: 2014’s Interstellar (26%)2023’s Oppenheimer (26%)2010’s Tron (24%)2017’s Dunkirk (23%)2024’s Dune 2 (22%)2013’s Gravity (21%)

Released on March 8, 2024, "Shaitaan" has swiftly emerged as a standout horror thriller within Bollywood. This supernatural drama has not only triumphed at the box office but also captured a global audience when it premiered on Netflix on May 4, 2024. In this review, we delve into the myriad aspects of "Shaitaan" that have contributed to its widespread acclaim. "Shaitaan's" Production Ensemble Scripted by Aamil Keeyan Khan and directed by Vikas Bahl, "Shaitaan" is a collaborative production between Devgn Films, Panorama Studios, and Jio Studios. The film is a remake of the 2023 Gujarati hit "Vash," directed by Krishnadev Yagnik, offering a fresh take on its original story.  The casting of the film includes Bollywood heavyweights such as Ajay Devgn and R. Madhavan, alongside Jyothika, marking her return to Hindi cinema after a 25-year hiatus. Her last appearance was in the film "Doli Saja Ke Rakhna" (1998). Janki Bodiwala, a notable Gujarati actress from the original film, reprises her role in this Hindi adaptation, adding authenticity and continuity. Read more: May 2024: A Riveting Lineup of Korean Dramas Premiering on Netflix The film's auditory landscape, composed by Amit Trivedi, and the evocative lyrics penned by Rakesh Kumar Pal complement the film’s tense atmosphere. Cinematographer Sudhakar Reddy Yakkanti and editor Sandeep Francis skillfully capture and assemble the visual and narrative elements, enhancing the movie's suspense and emotional depth. Exploring the Themes and Plot The narrative of "Shaitaan" revolves around a seemingly happy family whose life is upended when their daughter falls under the influence of black magic. The orchestrator of this dark spell is the enigmatic Vanraaj, played by R. Madhavan, who targets the family at a roadside dhaba and follows them to a secluded holiday villa. His malevolent intentions unfold through psychological manipulation and supernatural power, compelling the daughter to turn against her own family. The film ingeniously combines elements of psychological thrillers with supernatural horror, creating an unsettling yet compelling cinematic experience. Director Vikas Bahl expertly balances these elements, crafting a narrative that is both thrilling and thought-provoking. Read more: May 2024 Amazon Prime Originals: Most-Hyped Shows, Web Series, and Movies

The Blumhouse evil-doll horror film “M3gan” got off to a killer start, debuting with $30.2 million in ticket sales, according to studio estimates, while “Avatar: The Way of Water” continued its box-office reign in the top spot. Universal Pictures’ “M3gan,” about a robot companion built for a young girl after her parents are killed in a car accident, rode strong buzz and viral dancing memes to an above-expectations debut. In the low-budget slasher, starring Allison Williams, Blumhouse and producer James Wan crafted Hollywood’s first hit of the new year, likely spawning a new high-concept horror franchise. Audiences gave the PG-13 film a “B” CinemaScore — though reviews (94% fresh on Rotten Tomatoes) were stronger for the modern, techy twist on a “Child’s Play”-like thriller. It added $10 million internationally. But while “M3gan” drew audiences largely in 2D showings, large-format screens continued to be soaked up by James Cameron’s “Avatar: The Way of Water.” The 3-D three-hour sequel remained No. 1 for the fourth straight week in U.S. and Canadian theaters with $45 million in sales. Cameron’s sci-fi spectacle has now surpassed $500 million domestically and $1.7 billion globally. After dominating the otherwise lackluster holiday corridor, the “Avatar” sequel is nearly matching the original’s pace; the 2009 “Avatar” scored $50.3 million in its fourth weekend. “The Way of Water” already ranks as the seventh highest grossing film ever, not accounting for inflation — a total particularly owed to its strong overseas performance. The film’s $1.2 billion in international ticket sales exceeds that of any film released since the start of the pandemic. “M3gan” was the only new film in wide release, though Sony Pictures’ “A Man Called Otto,” starring Tom Hanks, played in 637 theaters after first launching in four theaters. The film, a remake of the Swedish film “A Man Called Ove,” managed a solid $4.2 million ahead of its nationwide release on Friday. Third place went to “Puss in Boots: The Last Wish,” with $13.1 million in its third week of release. The animated Universal Pictures sequel has tallied $87.7 million in three weeks, plus $109.7 million internationally. While many awards contenders have struggled in recent months at the box office, Darren Aronofsky’s “The Whale” is proving a modest exception. The A24 indie starring Brendan Fraser ranked seventh in its fifth week of release with $1.5 million and a cumulative total of $8.6 million — a good return for a film that cost an estimated $3 million to make. Estimated ticket sales for Friday through Sunday at U.S. and Canadian theaters, according to Comscore. Final domestic figures will be released Monday. 1. “Avatar: The Way of Water,” $45 million. 2. “M3gan,” $30.2 million. 3. “Puss in Boots: The Last Wish,” $13.1 million. 4. “A Man Called Otto,” $4.2 million. 5. “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever,” $4 million. 6. “Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance With Somebody,” $2.4 million. 7. “The Whale,” $1.5 million. 8. “Babylon,” $1.4 million. 9. “Violent Night,” $740,000. 10. “The Menu,” $713,000.  

The horror film “The Invitation” needed just $7 million to finish at the top of the weakest weekend of the summer at the North American box office, according to studio estimates Sunday. Directed and co-written by Jessica M. Thompson and starring “Game of Thrones” actor Nathalie Emmanuel, “The Invitation” tells the story of a young woman who after her mother's death discovers dark secrets at her family home in the English countryside. It debuted on 3,141 screens for Sony and cost just $10 million to make. Sony also had the No. 2 movie with the Brad Pitt vehicle “Bullet Train,” which brought in an estimated $5.6 million from 3,513 screens in its fourth week, bringing its domestic total to $78.2 million. Universal’s “Beast,” starring Idris Elba, finished third with $4.9 million in its second week, after making $11.6 million and ranking second in its first. Elba was also the star of the week’s other major debut, “Three Thousand Years of Longing,” the fantasy epic from “Mad Max” director George Miller, which brought in just $2.9 million on 2,436 screens and finished a distant and disappointing seventh. The lagging results were no great surprise for this time of year. “We’re in that what is often the typical August slowdown heading into Labor Day weekend,” said Paul Dergarabedian, the senior media analyst for Comscore. “This was to be expected given the lineup of films this weekend.” Paramount’s “Top Gun: Maverick” remained in fourth in its 14th weekend in theaters with an additional $4.8 million. It has made over $691 million in North America to date, making it the sixth-highest grossing domestic release of all time. Last week's No. 1, “Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero” plunged to fifth in its second weekend with $4.6 million after bringing in $20.1 million in its debut. Read: MTV VMAs ready to host, honor some of music's biggest acts The weekend overall saw about $52.7 million in North American ticket sales — the slowest in months. A strong summer has meant that the year-to-date box office is still up significantly from a tepid 2021, but a long drought lies ahead until another surge of expected big earners such as “Halloween Ends” and “Black Adam," which will both be released in October. Amid the quiet spell at the box office, movie tickets will be just $3 in the vast majority of American theaters as part of a newly launched “ National Cinema Day ” on Saturday. Major chains, including AMC and Regal Cinemas, are participating, as are all major film studios. Estimated ticket sales for Friday through Sunday at U.S. and Canadian theaters, according to Comscore. Final domestic figures will be released Monday. 1. “The Invitation," $7 million. 2. “Bullet Train,” $5.6 million. 3. “Beast,” $4.9 million. 4. “Top Gun: Maverick,” $4.8 million. 5. “Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero,” $4.6 million. 6. “DC League of Super-Pets,” $4.2 million. 7. “Three Thousand Years of Longing,” $2.9 million 8. “Minions: The Rise of Gru,” $2.74 million. 9. “Thor: Love and Thunder,” $2.7 million. 10. “Where the Crawdads Sing,” $2.3 million

When you are up to choose your top 10 latest horror movies, you need to go through some parameters. After all, these are the horror movies to watch during the covid-19 lockdown. If you go by as a legitimate horror fan, you always check the movie before watching it. Now, what are the criteria?  In this case, we usually get back to the movie we loved once. It can be the story, or the protagonist character, or the cinematography. Even a weird laughing or grisly gesture of a pop culture character can divert us from the depression of this pandemic time. Eventually, we ask our friends, see trailers, read reviews to know where we will find those ingredients. Here we have assembled some of the best horror movies for you to give a try in this lockdown. The sources are the popular movie site- IMDb, Rotten Tomato, and Metacritic. They all analyze the rating and reviews from movie watchers and critics. Top 10 horror movies to watch during lockdown His House (Release: October 30, 2020) IMDb: 6.5/10 from 27k+ raters Rotten Tomato: Tomatometer: 100% from 112 reviewers; Audience: 75% from 500+ raters Metacritic: Metascore: 72% from 19 critic; User Score: 7.2/10 from 58 raters Google User Likes: 81% Movie Time: 1h 33m Language: English After fleeing the war-torn area, a young North African couple moves into a shabby house in London. Gradually they keep facing inauspicious evil phenomena where the horror is no less than war. This Netflix ghost story will give you both the dreads of horrendous evil and the Wartime panic at a time. Also Read: Bulbbul Netflix Review: Feminist Tale of Revenge and Honor Willy’s Wonderland (Release: February 12, 2021) IMDb: 5.5/10 from 9.8k+ raters Rotten Tomato: Tomatometer: 64% from 74 reviewers; Audience: 75% from 500+ raters Metacritic: Metascore: 44% from 13 critics; User Score: 7.9/10 from 63 raters Google User Likes: 87% Movie Time: 1h 29m Language: English The Oscar-Winning Star Nicholas Cage will take you to an imaginary world- Willy’s Wonderland and fight against some sinister mechanized mascots. It will bring fun more than just a horror show. As a result, it can be one of your movies to watch during the covid-19 lockdown. Hunter Hunter (Release: December 18, 2020) IMDb: 6.4/10 from 94.5k+ raters Rotten Tomato: Tomatometer: 94% from 50 reviewers; Audience: 68% from 100+ raters Metacritic: Metascore: 61% from 9 critics; User Score: 6.3/10 from 4 raters Google User Likes: 64% Movie Time: 1h 33m Language: English A presumption of a fur trapper family getting in trouble by a rogue wolf becomes terrifying mysteries in turn just after the husband going out to track the wolf. Having a glimpse of its cover image and the trailer, you can probably hunch many things. But also be ready to get surprised. Saint Maud (Release: February 12, 2021) IMDb: 6.8/10 from 14k+ raters Rotten Tomato: Tomatometer: 93% from 171 reviewers; Audience: 67% from 250+ raters Metacritic: Metascore: 83% from 35 critics; User Score: 7/10 from 40 raters Google User Likes: 64% Movie Time: 1h 24m Language: English How desperate can an obsession be? How far can you go to save your dearest one’s soul? You can get those answers from Saint Maud. This suspenseful movie presents an attempt of a young nurse to save a life by all means. Even she crossed the border of all norms and morality. Its jump scaring can overtake others in your top 10 latest horror movies list instantly. Also Read: Yesterday movie review: A breezy watch Psycho Goreman (Release: January 22, 2021) IMDb: 6.2/10 from 5.4k+ raters Rotten Tomato: Tomatometer: 91% from 64 reviewers; Audience: 61% from 250+ raters Metacritic: Metascore: 69% from 12 critics; User Score: 7.1/10 from 16 raters Google User Likes: 60% Movie Time: 1h 35m Language: English It will give you Science Fiction and comedy along with horror. After unleashing an ancient alien on the earth, two siblings get involved in a conflict of aliens over a gem. It is pure fun with some exciting actions. It was supposed to premiere at the South by Southwest Film Festival last year but stopped for the covid-19 pandemic. Violation (Release: March 25, 2021) IMDb: 5.3/10 from 1.2k+ raters Rotten Tomato: Tomatometer: 87% from 92 reviewers; Audience: 90% from 100+ raters Metacritic: Metascore: 70% from 11 critics; User Score: 4.8/10 from 8 raters Google User Likes: 60% Movie Time: 1h 47m Language: English Violation is a story of continuous betrayal and a screenplay of ultimate vengeance. To jump-start her life, a woman gets back to her sister. But the things did not go as she expected. Everyone surrounding her took chances at her helplessness. And, it goes on and on. Finally, it gets intolerable. Then the thrill begins. Just shuffle the list of movies to watch during the covid-19 lockdown and give it a try. It definitely will win the hours. The Call (Release: November 27, 2020) IMDb: 7.1/10 from 19k+ raters Rotten Tomato: Tomatometer: 100% from 10 reviewers; Audience: 79% from 100+raters Metacritic: Metascore: 75% from 1 critic; User Score: 7.4/10 from 7 raters Google User Likes: 92% Movie Time: 1h 52m Language: Korean Suppose you just got a call from a stranger living 20 years behind your time. As every past has its impacts on the future, you both started to utilize this opportunity in your favor. Suddenly, you came to realize that the stranger is a serial killer and you can’t take advantage of everything. The call will easily penetrate your top 10 latest horror movies list. There are pebbled twists to play with your mind. An engaging story precedes the growing suspense, not to mention the bloodshed. Read Gunjan Saxena: The Kargil Girl – Story of a Winner Who Dreamt Higher The Dark and The Wicked (Release: November 6, 2020) IMDb: 6.1/10 from 9.6k+ raters Rotten Tomato: Tomatometer: 92% from 101 reviewers; Audience: 63% from 250+ raters Metacritic: Metascore: 72% from 14 critic; User Score: 5.9/10 from 32 raters Google User Likes: 77% Movie Time: 1h 35m Language: English The family gets back to its isolated farm. The sick father stays apart, and the upset mother tells the children not to come closer. I am not talking about the contemporary covid-19 issue. It is the synopsis of The Dark and The Wicked Movie. The siblings go through a series of traumatic events after their mother hangs herself. Eventually, you find here the loneliness is undeniably frightening. The Night (Release: February 24, 2021) IMDb: 5.6/10 from 1.2k+ raters Rotten Tomato: Tomatometer: 81% from 59 reviews; Audience: 67% from 50 raters Metacritic: Metascore: 68% from 10 critics; Audience: no rating yet Google User Likes: 85% Movie Time: 1h 45m Language: Persian You can change your taste with this Irani psychological horror. A couple trapped in a hotel begins to face treacherous and grotesque events that disclose all of their secrets to one another. The protagonist characters have done their job perfectly. Finally, this well-made haunted hotel story can make your top 10 latest horror movies list versatile. The Vigil (Release: February 26, 2021) IMDb: 5.6/10 from 3.4k+ raters Rotten Tomato: Tomatometer: 90% from 105 reviewers; Audience: 53% from 50+ raters Metacritic: Metascore: 69% from 12 critics; User Score: 7.4/10 from 5 raters Google User Likes: 66% Movie Time: 1h 30m Language: English Last but not least, this supernatural film sets on ancient Jewish demonology. A young man unwillingly accepts the responsibility to watch over his community member’s dead body. All of a sudden, he begins to feel something very maleficent around himself. Provided that The Vigil has occult’s violent scenes, you need to digest that or just scream. So, it will rich your every creepy moment by far. Read Jodi Kintu Tobuo: Sense the love vibe this summer! Verdict Choosing the creepy, grisly, dreadful, horror movies to watch in the covid-19 lockdown in 2021 can get you out of the hangovers in the ominous Covid-19. Even a little adrenaline rush can divert us from the depression of this pandemic time. Though you don’t often measure the movie necessarily, sometimes you just enjoy some exciting moments! Despite the storyline or acting, you just love to jump out of your seat. And, that’s all to get you out of the hangovers in the ominous Covid-19. Our reviewed horror movies can give you that. Most importantly, these top 10 latest horror movies are carrying the trends of the horror genre. A carnival of a remarkable audience keeps its popularity in pace in the thriving entertainment industry. If you love this list, you are also one of them.