IT: Welcome to Derry Season 2 is preparing to take viewers deeper into Pennywise's terrifying past. Showrunner Brad Caleb Kane has revealed that the HBO horror series will move back to 1935, exploring the infamous Bradley Gang massacre during the Great Depression. Described as a bloody combination of classic gangster cinema and Stephen King's supernatural mythology, the new season promises a dramatically different atmosphere. With multiple scripts already completed and pre-production approaching, the next chapter of Derry's dark history is beginning to take shape.
Recluse, the unsettling new gothic horror film from Antlers and Servant writer Henry Chaisson, is heading to cinemas in 2027. Following screenings at Tribeca, Fantasia and FrightFest, independent distributor Vertical has acquired the film's North American rights. Starring Sasha Frolova and Xander Berkeley, the supernatural thriller follows a woman investigating mysterious audio recordings connected to her mother's disappearance, only to uncover terrifying secrets buried within her family's past.
A Quiet Place Part III has revealed a surprising family connection between two of its biggest stars. Jack O'Connell has confirmed that his character will be the brother of Cillian Murphy's Emmett, introducing a new dimension to the survivor's story. With John Krasinski returning to write and direct, Emily Blunt and the Abbott children also returning, and a theatrical release scheduled for 30 July 2027, the next chapter of the hit horror franchise is beginning to take shape.
Scream favourite David Arquette is returning to the horror genre alongside American Beauty star Mena Suvari in Homesick, a new psychological thriller directed by Todd Slavkin. The film follows a married couple whose quiet life takes a terrifying turn when a mysterious young woman arrives, threatening to expose secrets that could destroy their family. With Belle Shouse and Alberto Rosende also joining the cast and production scheduled to begin in Winnipeg on 21 October 2026, Homesick promises a disturbing tale of deception, obsession and domestic terror.
The Ghoulies are preparing for a possible return. The cult 1980s horror-comedy franchise, famous for its mischievous miniature monsters and unforgettable toilet-themed poster, is reportedly moving forward again after a legal dispute stalled plans for a reboot. Producer Jefery Levy has confirmed that the dispute has been settled, with the filmmakers now targeting production in 2027. Although casting, financing and a release date remain unannounced, the development offers fresh hope that one of horror's most recognisable creature-feature franchises could finally return to the screen.
