Author: Ada Blood

Hi, I’m Ada. I like long walks in the graveyard, horror movies, comic books, and bringing you the latest in nerd-centric news.

Fresh off her role in Daniel Goldhaber’s Faces of Death, singer Charli xcx is teasing a collaboration with horror legend David Cronenberg (The Shrouds). Yesterday, she posted a track list for the upcoming record on her Instagram.  “Music, Fashion, Film,” the post reads. “11 tracks, July 24th.” Followed by a list of tunes it will include. 1. Rock Music (1.55) 2. SS26 (2.46) 3. Card Declined (3.28) 4. Camera (2.31) 5. 2007 (2.04) 6. I’m Afraid (2.11) 7. Yeah (2.17) 8. Wink Wink (2.03) 9. Persona (2.37) 10. Magic Metal Montana (2.31) 11. No One Lasts Forever featuring David Cronenberg…

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If you like exploitation films, specifically nunsploitation, have we got a treat for you. SamHel’s The Torture of Sister Helena has just entered post-production. The movie is heavily influenced by genre films of the past, but the best part is that it will use zero CGI or AI.  And we got to stand behind any indie not using AI to “cut costs” in 2026. The Torture of Sister Helena The movie centers around Sister Helena, a nun trying to leave her troubled past behind. Things go from bad to worse when her father offering her $5 million to leave the…

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V/H/S: SCP is in the works. The 9th installment of the V/H/S franchise is based on the legendary SCP Foundation. The organization is a work of collaborative fiction that secures, contains, and protects anomalous/supernatural items and entities away from the public eye. The project adds to the latest Hollywood trend of developing well-established internet IPs into theatrical features. Launched in 2008, the SCP Foundation consists of various authors submitting reports about these different beings. Some are relatively harmless; others can shatter reality as we know it. The stories and creatures have already fueled various fan projects like short films, web series,…

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We’ve got a treat for all you horror comedy fans out there. The new film Satan’s Peak is releasing today! This darkly comedic take on the satanic panic is directed by James L. Edwards (Her Name Was Christa), from a script he co-wrote with Rick Popko (Monsturd), and produced by 4321 Films. The movie follows John Dardin (Adam Scott Clevenger), a disgraced police officer spiraling into a world of conspiracy-fueled delusions. During this mental collapse, he comes to believe that an independent film crew is really a Satanic cult committing real-life atrocities. Leading him to go on a horrific killing spree…

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In 2006, Mike Judge’s Idiocracy hit theaters, where it initially flopped. The scathing satire on capitalism and life in America didn’t gain a following until it was released on home video. It became a cult classic with a fan base who constantly point out how scarily accurate a depiction it is. It seems that New York Times readers agree and have ranked it the film that best captures the American experience. On the eve of America’s 250th birthday, the NYT polled readers on “What film most definitively captures the American experience?” Out of 3,000 responses, Idiocracy was ranked #1. “Some commenters…

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Dave’s Hot Chicken has teamed up with Marvel Animation’s X-Men ’97 to celebrate the show’s 2nd season. During this limited-time collaboration, fans can get a special X-Men-themed meal. And who doesn’t love a good snack while watching their favorite show?  Starting July 1st and while supplies last, Dave’s Hot Chicken x X-Men ’97 Meal is a #4 with either a slider or bites and fries. The meal also comes with a blind-bag collectible figurine featuring Wolverine, Cyclops, Storm, or Jean Grey. But the fun doesn’t stop there; the Dave’s app can unlock limited-edition pins and exclusive comic content while supplies last.…

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Given the success of the viral sensation-turned-major motion picture Backrooms and YouTuber Curry Barker’s Obsession. It was only a matter of time before major studios started farming YouTube for content. Yesterday, Brian Duffield and Zach Cregger were confirmed to be writing a movie based on the online legend, Siren Head. That same day, United Artists‘ Scott Stuber, Amblin‘s Steven Spielberg, and Amazon MGM Studios won a bidding war for the rights to viral sensation The Mandela Catalogue. The series is one of the staple online analog horror IPs to pop up in the past two decades. Often being discussed alongside shows like Local 58…

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One of the stars of the upcoming X-Files reboot has confirmed that the pilot episode has finished filming. Himesh Patel (Station Eleven), who will co-star alongside Danielle Deadwyler (The Woman in the Yard), confirmed that the Ryan Coogler (Sinners) written and- directed episode has wrapped.   When asked how the new X-Files series will differ from the original. “I don’t want to say anything that’s going to get me disappeared,” Patel told The Direct. “Needless to say, myself and Danielle Deadwyler are playing completely new characters, and we just wrapped on the pilot. If we get to do more… we’ll see…

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The limited series Unspeakable: The Murder of JonBenét Ramsey has found a new home with Netflix. Starring Melissa McCarthy (Unfrosted) and Clive Owen (Cleaner), it is based on the killing of six-year-old beauty queen JonBenét Ramsey in 1996. Now titled The Murder of JonBenét Ramsey, the series is directed by Pippa Bianco, Anne Sewitsky, and Richard LaGravenese. It’s written by LaGravenese, Harrison Query, and Tommy Wallach. This show was originally supposed to be released on Paramount+. However, late last year, after the merger with Skydance Global, the series was re-reviewed. After that, it was pulled from the release calendar, likely…

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For the past few years, the internet mythos surrounding Siren Head has only grown in popularity. Created in 2018 by Trevor Henderson, the creature is a 40-foot-tall, emaciated being with two sirens for a head.  Now, Brian Duffield (No One Will Save You) and Zach Cregger (Weapons) are writing a movie based on the legend, with Duffield expected to direct.  After a bidding war between several studios, the package was nabbed by Warner Bros. Pictures in a multi-million dollar deal. Cregger will produce alongside Roy Lee and Andrew Childs for Vertigo Entertainment. Duffield will also produce under his Jurassic Party…

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