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Updated September 16, 2026. This is iHorror’s running calendar of upcoming horror movies, from the rest of this month through every confirmed date we can find in 2027, plus the big franchise titles that have a year but no day yet. It covers theatrical releases, the originals landing on Shudder, Netflix, Hulu, HBO Max, Prime…

Isaac Asimov helped shape the genre of science fiction with his Foundation books, a sweeping tale of a galactic empire on the brink of collapse, which was later adapted into Apple TV’s hit series. Steven Spielberg, meanwhile, has brought sci-fi to life on the big screen with his movies, including Jurassic Park (1993), A.I. Artificial…

Three fan-favorite Saw movies are getting new home entertainment releases. The editions will include extended cuts and previously released bonus material. They will also add new features for longtime fans.

Paramount and Netflix’s animated movie agreement is coming to an end, bringing the multi-year distribution pact to a close despite the success of one of its biggest releases. The media giants have decided to end the overall output deal, but their studio licensing relationship will continue. 

To be or not to be … parents. That is the thorny question raised in Lauren Miller Rogen’s Babies, an astute charmer about a happy, supportive Los Angeles couple (Anna Kendrick and Seth Rogen) who, after 17 years of togetherness, begin wondering if they might be missing a bouncing bundle of something in their lives.

It’s time again for your end-of-week roundup of everything new on Netflix US! As we approach the midway point of the month, it’s certainly a bit quieter compared to the haul of 109 new movies and series we saw last week. Over the past seven days, a solid 39 new releases (21 movies and 18…

The SHOOQ online platform for Jewish filmmakers looking to tap investors, funders and philanthropists has launched.

The dark days of Argentina’s dictatorship return to haunt a man 30 years later in Back to Buenos Aires (Ritorno a Buenos Aires), director Marco Bechis’ brooding portrayal of the deep wounds left by a military junta that tortured and killed thousands of people during its brutal reign over the country. Powerful and well-played, if…

The 2026 Toronto International Film Festival kicked off this past week and there were tons of major premieres on Friday night (September 11). We’re recapping all of them in one place.

Your favorite witchy sisters are back in Practical Magic 2and so are the midnight margaritas. In the sequel, Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman return as magical sisters Sally and Gillian Owens who must once again confront their ancestral family curse to free the next generation, Sally’s daughters Kylie (Joey King) and Antonia (Maisie Williams) from…