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Horror films | Return of the fear factory
Horror is seeing a revival in the Hindi film industry, with studios bolstered to greenlight audacious new voices and distributors seeing commercial viability in a genre that has been neglected in Indi ...
Curry Barker's directorial debut, Obsession, has become a massive hit, grossing over $370 million worldwide. This supernatural horror, exploring the dark side of desire and control, is now available ...
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Bokshi, critically appreciated horror film, gets release date
Filmmaker Bhargav Saikia's horror film Bokshi had its first public screening in the world at the 2025 International Film ...
After entertaining audiences with comedy films like Housefull 5 (2025) and Welcome To The Jungle, Jacqueline Fernandez is set ...
The recent 2026 film Obsession is emerging as a remarkable contribution to contemporary horror cinemascape, not merely ...
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Yash: KGF star who plays Ravana admits he's scared of horror movies!
KGF star Yash, who is all set to play Ravana in 'Ramayana', once revealed a surprising fact. The action hero admitted that he ...
Pakistani filmmaker Abu Aleeha is preparing to bring horror back to the spotlight with Faramosh (Forgotten), an ambitious ...
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Not a horror movie: Gujarat man discovers massive crocodile in bathroom at midnight | Viral
Continuous barking from dogs outside his home woke up a Gujarat man in the middle of the night. But what he discovered in the bathroom left him stunned, a massive 7-foot crocodile.
Evil Dead Burn, the latest 6th installment, has now premiered for horror enthusiasts. This sequel delivers intense gore and brutal kills, satisfying genre fans. While lacking a strong narrative, the ...
Find out where to watch the superhit psychological horror drama online in India, along with streaming details and ...
The RajaSaab grabbed the number 1 spot despite being a disaster - top 10 most viewed South Indian films of 2026 on OTT in the first half!
Mollywood Times, directed by Abhinav Sunder Nayak, suggests that major production houses sometimes invest in films for reasons beyond box-office success.
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