Upcoming Horror Movies & TV

Upcoming horror is led Mike Flanagan's Carrie series on Prime Video, Warner's Clayface, Robert Eggers's Werwulf, Bleecker Street's Victorian Psycho, New Line's Conjuring: First Communion, and streamer horror such as Crystal Lake on Peacock.

Cross-genre titles appear on more than one FilmBase page when that helps readers browsing mood—for example a heist comedy under both Action and Comedy—without changing the studio listing or distributor.

Movies

Clayface

Upcoming · Warner Bros. (theatrical)

Warner Bros. lists Clayface for a wide theatrical opening, billed as adventure/horror/thriller within the DC film line.

Victorian Psycho

Upcoming · Bleecker Street (theatrical)

Victorian Psycho is a wide Bleecker Street horror/thriller.

Period-horror hybrids often platform then expand; Bleecker's wide listing indicates a broader opening.

Werwulf

Upcoming · Focus Features (theatrical)

Robert Eggers's Werwulf is a wide Focus Features horror release.

Holiday-window horror from Eggers is a notable counterprogramming choice; confirm runtime closer to the holiday.

Seasons

Upcoming · Amazon MGM Studios (theatrical)

Amazon MGM's Seasons is a wide horror/thriller and The Numbers' Amazon MGM listings.

Confirm cast and premise on Amazon MGM's campaign as marketing begins.

The Conjuring: First Communion

Upcoming · New Line Cinema (theatrical)

New Line wide, continuing the Conjuring universe.

Untitled Exorcist film

Upcoming · Universal Pictures

Metacritic lists an untitled Exorcist film from Mike Flanagan at Universal wide.

Final title may change; Flanagan's involvement is the calendar's billed hook.

TV Series / New Seasons

Carrie

Prime Video · Series

Mike Flanagan's Carrie, the first series adaptation of Stephen King's novel, releases all eight episodes on Prime Video per About Amazon. Summer H. Howell stars; King and Flanagan executive produce for Amazon MGM Studios.

Crystal Lake

Peacock · Series

Den of Geek lists Crystal Lake on Peacock, a Friday the 13th universe series launch.

Confirm episode cadence on Peacock.

V/H/S/MIXTAPE

Shudder · Series

Metacritic lists V/H/S/MIXTAPE for Shudder, continuing the found-footage anthology franchise.

Shudder anthology drops typically publish the full feature-length package on day one.

Horror highlights

Horror's near-term peak is immediate: Carrie on Prime Video, V/H/S/MIXTAPE on Shudder (9), Crystal Lake on Peacock (15), and Clayface in theaters (23).

holds include Universal's Flanagan Exorcist title (12, untitled on calendars), New Line's The Conjuring: First Communion (10), and Amazon MGM's Seasons (12). Paramount's A Quiet Place Part III sits on the Thriller page as well for readers who track dread across both labels.

About Amazon's Carrie coverage is unusually detailed on cast and episode count—all eight episodes all at once on Prime Video—which is why FilmBase emphasizes it on both Horror and the homepage Prime highlights.

Sources

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Prime Video

Hand selected Prime Video series by FilmBase.org

Fallout

Step out of the Vault and into Prime Video's Fallout, the post-apocalyptic adventure based on one of the greatest video games of all time. Ella Purnell, Walton Goggins, and Aaron Moten lead a gleefully weird, highly violent wasteland where vault-raised survivors collide with the haves and have-nots fighting over whatever's left. Hit play and let the wasteland rewrite your weekend.

The Boys

Prime Video's The Boys flips the cape fantasy: superheroes as famous as celebrities and as powerful as gods, abusing those powers instead of saving anyone. Karl Urban, Jack Quaid, and Antony Starr head the fight as ordinary people take on The Seven and the Vought machine behind them. Queue it up when you want sharp, gritty, no-mercy entertainment.

Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan

John Krasinski's Jack Ryan leaves the analyst desk and drops into a deadly cat-and-mouse chase across Europe and the Middle East after spotting a trail of suspicious bank transfers. With Wendell Pierce and Michael Kelly in the field mix, this Prime Video thriller keeps the stakes global and the pace locked on. Start Season 1 and ride the Clancy tension straight through.

Secret Level

Secret Level is Prime Video's adult animated anthology from the creative minds behind Love, Death + Robots—fifteen original stories set inside beloved video-game worlds. Voices and faces include Arnold Schwarzenegger, Keanu Reeves, and Kevin Hart across action-packed, intense shorts built for gamers. Press play and binge the celebration of games one episode at a time.

American Playboy: The Hugh Hefner Story

American Playboy: The Hugh Hefner Story pulls you into the rise of Playboy and the man behind the bunny, told with never-before-seen footage from Hefner's private archive. Hugh Hefner and Matt Whelan anchor this Prime Video docuseries about culture, controversy, and a brand that remade the century. Stream it when you want the story behind the magazine that would not stay quiet.

Reacher

Alan Ritchson is Jack Reacher on Prime Video—size, brains, and zero patience for the wrong kind of trouble. In this season's Maine-set run he foils a kidnapping, walks into a powerful family's operation, and closes in on old enemy Quinn while corrupt agents and a major criminal plot tighten the net. Hit play and let Reacher finish what the bad guys started.

Borat: VHS Cassette of Material Deemed “Sub-acceptable” By Kazakhstan Ministry of Censorship and Circumcision

Prime Video unlocks never-before-seen footage from Borat Subsequent Moviefilm in this sharp, short special fronted by Sacha Baron Cohen and Maria Bakalova. It's pure Borat energy—awkward, fearless, and built for one more round of Kazakhstan chaos. Press play when you need a fast comedy hit that still goes for the jugular.