Nightmare on Film Street

Jonathan DeHaan Nightmare on Film Street Oct 24, 2026 85% A comedy with a crushing sense of doom and an indie character study about agoraphobia with gut-busting kooky characters and heightened reality. Santilli crafts a world that feels so far removed from our own but still weirdly relatable. Go to Full Review In the Mouth (2025) - - - -

Stephanie Cole Nightmare on Film Street Sep 29, 2026 When all is said and done, Horror Noire will leave any film history nerd and horror fan with a deeper understanding of black horror cinema. In this sense, it’s a success in the vein of many film documentaries before. Go to Full Review Horror Noire: A History of Black Horror (2019) 100% 67%

Chris Aitkens Nightmare on Film Street Aug 26, 2026 The Exorcism of God has all the ambition of Hollywood epic, and had it obscured its special effects with a bit more darkness, it would have almost had the appearance of one. Go to Full Review The Exorcism of God (2021) 67% - -

Jonathan DeHaan Nightmare on Film Street Jul 26, 2026 65% Unholy Night is sure to make a splash at the holidays this year because if there is one thing more ravenous than a horde of zombies for brains, it's horror fans ready to devour 100,000 snowy movies between Thanksgiving and the New Year. Go to Full Review Unholy Night (2026) 64% - -

Jonathan DeHaan Nightmare on Film Street Jul 26, 2026 80% Big Break is full of big belly laughs, thanks especially to the group’s ability to skewer the absurdity of friendship dynamics or animate the cartoonish intensity of awkward anxiety. Not to mention a slapstick serial killer sub plot! Go to Full Review Big Break (2026) 100% - -

Kimberley Elizabeth Nightmare on Film Street Jul 10, 2026 70% Lacks a bit of the quirkiness that the Raimi entries are known for but there are a lot of gnarly, gore-filled sequences Go to Full Review Evil Dead Burn (2026) 70% - -

Jonathan DeHaan Nightmare on Film Street Jul 10, 2026 74% Evil Dead Burn is a bit grimmer than the more fun entries in the franchise so if you, like me, appreciate the zanier stuff, then this might be a little bleak. That said, it's still a gory rollercoaster ride of a movie. Go to Full Review Evil Dead Burn (2026) 70% - -

Jonathan DeHaan Nightmare on Film Street Jun 27, 2026 68% The film has a really interesting concept, and some clever twists on supernatural stories that have shocked us all, but sadly, it doesn't quite reach the levels of the movies it can be directly compared to. Go to Full Review Leviticus (2026) 93% - -

Jonathan DeHaan Nightmare on Film Street May 30, 2026 69% At its best during the found footage sequences that feel like expansions on the original short. The film also abandons its spooky premise for a more Art House finale which is bound to make it one of the most divisive and debated movies of the year. Go to Full Review Backrooms (2026) 85% - -

Kimberley Elizabeth Nightmare on Film Street May 30, 2026 65% Fans of the short films will definitely appreciate some of the nods but newcomers (like myself) may find it a little underbaked. That said, If I was going to be a liminal space, I’d definitely go full carpet and patterned wallpaper. Go to Full Review Backrooms (2026) 85% - -

Kimberley Elizabeth Nightmare on Film Street May 24, 2026 70% Passenger builds up supernatural lore and rules for its entity, which doesn’t really earn enough to be a Samara level villain but life on the road is full of superstitions, and we haven’t explored a lot of the supernatural lore of life on the road. Go to Full Review Passenger (2026) 44% - -

Jonathan DeHaan Nightmare on Film Street May 23, 2026 80% Saccharine is a little bit Body Horror, it's a little bit Generational Trauma, and it's full of Super Spooky Ghosts. Perfect for kicking off your Haunted Girl Summer. Go to Full Review Saccharine (2026) 73% - -

Jonathan DeHaan Nightmare on Film Street May 19, 2026 85% Spends a lot of time mining its horror in eerie and unsettling sequences, but it isn't afraid to get G O R Y. The darkest moments come from the exploration of its own themes, but it still finds the space to be incredibly brutal and bloody. Go to Full Review Obsession (2025) 93% - -

Kimberley Elizabeth Nightmare on Film Street May 18, 2026 84% A great marriage of solid, character-forward writing that nails awkward real-to-life moments and side character silliness. Curry Barker has really solidified himself as a great new voice in horror. Go to Full Review Obsession (2025) 93% - -

Kimberley Elizabeth Nightmare on Film Street May 2, 2026 95% Hokum is SCARY y’all. It's solid from start to finish, it has a great mystery, great scares, and jump scares that have now gotten me in two different viewings! Go to Full Review Hokum (2026) 90% - -

Jonathan DeHaan Nightmare on Film Street Apr 28, 2026 81% BIG BABY builds on top of its faux video nasty origin story and morphs it into a meta slasher that plays with the genre in some really clever ways. It's also got plenty of gore, so buckle up if you have a hard time seeing people get axes to the throat! Go to Full Review Big Baby (2025) 63% - -

Kimberley Elizabeth Nightmare on Film Street Apr 28, 2026 73% Mother Mary isn't quite a horror film and most of the "horrors" are saved until the last 20 or so minutes of the film. Overall, it's a visually stunning, messy look at stardom, fashion, and repairing deeply broken friendships. Go to Full Review Mother Mary (2026) 69% - -

Jonathan DeHaan Nightmare on Film Street Apr 28, 2026 7/10 Largely just two people sitting in a room talking. The dialogue is very good but if you’re going into this expecting like an Exorcist style story, then you are coming at the movie all wrong. Go to Full Review Mother Mary (2026) 69% - -

Jonathan DeHaan Nightmare on Film Street Apr 18, 2026 75% It's wild, it's kooky, it has a Looney Tunes style energy to it, and it's hella violent. Everything you're looking for in a new Evil Dead (or Mummy!) movie. Go to Full Review Lee Cronin's The Mummy (2026) 45% - -

Kimberley Elizabeth Nightmare on Film Street Apr 18, 2026 70% Overall, a super fun theater experience. Try to see it with a loud crowd who will groan at all the gross bits. I found the second half to be weaker than the front half but if you are looking for a wild, gross-out ride, you're gonna have a blast. Go to Full Review Lee Cronin's The Mummy (2026) 45% - -