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American Horror Stories (fx, Hulu)<\/strong><\/p>\nNot to be confused with American Horror Story<\/em>, this new series debuting in July is a spinoff of the addictive horror drama. Series creator Ryan Murphy tweeted that the new show will feature sixteen one-hour episodes that will explore horror myths and legends. Each episode will tell a different story. Murphy recently confirmed four cast members, Kevin Mchale of Glee<\/em>, Dyll\u00f3n Burnside from Pose,<\/em> Riverdale\u2019s<\/em> Charles Melton, and Nico Greetham of The Prom<\/em>. He has also said that Sarah Paulson will be directing part of the series. Fans aren\u2019t quite sure what to expect yet, but Murphy said the series will wrap up on Halloween. Hopefully, we will get a scary finale just in time for fright night. The tenth season of American Horror Story<\/em> is also set to debut this fall.<\/p>\nLisey\u2019s Story (Apple TV+)<\/strong><\/p>\nThis highly anticipated adaptation of the famous Stephan King story hit Apple tv on June 4. Stephan King himself wrote the series. The story follows Lisey, a widowed woman stalked by a man obsessed with her late husband\u2019s work. The series has received mixed reviews from fans, with some raving over the show and others feeling less than thrilled with its ending. If you\u2019re a Stephan King fan, this is one you\u2019ll want to check out for yourself.<\/p>\n
Sweet Tooth (Netflix)<\/strong><\/p>\nThis one might fall more into the fantasy genre, but it\u2019s weird enough that it might scratch your horror itch as well. Sweet Tooth<\/em> takes place in a world where a strange plague led to hybrid human\/animal children being born. No one is sure how this is happening or why the children are being hunted.<\/p>\nThe show\u2019s creators say they wanted to give it a hopeful tone and make it slightly less dark than the original comic book. We still get some suburban horror, particularly in the flashback scenes that show the world before the present \u201cpleasant dystopia\u201d of the story. Sweet Tooth will pull you into its strange fairytale setting and make you keep watching. It’s already available to watch and has garnered mostly positive reviews so far.<\/p>\n
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In Theaters<\/strong><\/h2>\n <\/p>\n
The Forever Purge<\/strong><\/p>\nThe fifth installment of the popular franchise debuts on July 2nd. The purge has officially ended, but some people still carry it out in secret. A young Mexican couple escaping from a drug cartel run into some of these people when they end up stranded in Texas. James DeMonaco has said that this will be the last film in the franchise, so don’t miss out on your chance to see it on the big screen.<\/p>\n
Old<\/strong><\/p>\nM. Night Shyamalan is at it again in this bizarre psychological thriller. Families trying to enjoy the beach find that they are suddenly aging at such a rapid rate that they might live and die in one day. It\u2019s hard even to guess what the twist will be to this one, but morbid curiosity may draw viewers to theaters on July 23.<\/p>\n
Don\u2019t Breathe 2<\/strong><\/p>\nThe first Don\u2019t Breathe <\/em>movie became a fan favorite, and the sequel sounds just as original as the first one. The Blind Man, the antagonist from the first movie, becomes the protagonist when he has to hunt the kidnappers who\u2019ve taken the orphan girl he rescued years ago. This one debuts on August 13.<\/p>\nCandyman<\/strong><\/p>\nThe \u201cspiritual sequel\u201d to the classic 90\u2019s film will wrap up our summer of horror on August 27th. This time the baby used as bait in the first film is all grown up and coping with life as an artist in his gentrified Chicago neighborhood. When he starts to incorporate parts of the Candyman story into his work, he unwittingly unleashes the monster. The build-up for this film has been going on for years, so we hope it lives up to the hype.<\/p>\n
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Books<\/strong><\/h2>\n <\/p>\n
Not to be confused with American Horror Story<\/em>, this new series debuting in July is a spinoff of the addictive horror drama. Series creator Ryan Murphy tweeted that the new show will feature sixteen one-hour episodes that will explore horror myths and legends. Each episode will tell a different story. Murphy recently confirmed four cast members, Kevin Mchale of Glee<\/em>, Dyll\u00f3n Burnside from Pose,<\/em> Riverdale\u2019s<\/em> Charles Melton, and Nico Greetham of The Prom<\/em>. He has also said that Sarah Paulson will be directing part of the series. Fans aren\u2019t quite sure what to expect yet, but Murphy said the series will wrap up on Halloween. Hopefully, we will get a scary finale just in time for fright night. The tenth season of American Horror Story<\/em> is also set to debut this fall.<\/p>\n Lisey\u2019s Story (Apple TV+)<\/strong><\/p>\n This highly anticipated adaptation of the famous Stephan King story hit Apple tv on June 4. Stephan King himself wrote the series. The story follows Lisey, a widowed woman stalked by a man obsessed with her late husband\u2019s work. The series has received mixed reviews from fans, with some raving over the show and others feeling less than thrilled with its ending. If you\u2019re a Stephan King fan, this is one you\u2019ll want to check out for yourself.<\/p>\n Sweet Tooth (Netflix)<\/strong><\/p>\n This one might fall more into the fantasy genre, but it\u2019s weird enough that it might scratch your horror itch as well. Sweet Tooth<\/em> takes place in a world where a strange plague led to hybrid human\/animal children being born. No one is sure how this is happening or why the children are being hunted.<\/p>\n The show\u2019s creators say they wanted to give it a hopeful tone and make it slightly less dark than the original comic book. We still get some suburban horror, particularly in the flashback scenes that show the world before the present \u201cpleasant dystopia\u201d of the story. Sweet Tooth will pull you into its strange fairytale setting and make you keep watching. It’s already available to watch and has garnered mostly positive reviews so far.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n The Forever Purge<\/strong><\/p>\n The fifth installment of the popular franchise debuts on July 2nd. The purge has officially ended, but some people still carry it out in secret. A young Mexican couple escaping from a drug cartel run into some of these people when they end up stranded in Texas. James DeMonaco has said that this will be the last film in the franchise, so don’t miss out on your chance to see it on the big screen.<\/p>\n Old<\/strong><\/p>\n M. Night Shyamalan is at it again in this bizarre psychological thriller. Families trying to enjoy the beach find that they are suddenly aging at such a rapid rate that they might live and die in one day. It\u2019s hard even to guess what the twist will be to this one, but morbid curiosity may draw viewers to theaters on July 23.<\/p>\n Don\u2019t Breathe 2<\/strong><\/p>\n The first Don\u2019t Breathe <\/em>movie became a fan favorite, and the sequel sounds just as original as the first one. The Blind Man, the antagonist from the first movie, becomes the protagonist when he has to hunt the kidnappers who\u2019ve taken the orphan girl he rescued years ago. This one debuts on August 13.<\/p>\n Candyman<\/strong><\/p>\n The \u201cspiritual sequel\u201d to the classic 90\u2019s film will wrap up our summer of horror on August 27th. This time the baby used as bait in the first film is all grown up and coping with life as an artist in his gentrified Chicago neighborhood. When he starts to incorporate parts of the Candyman story into his work, he unwittingly unleashes the monster. The build-up for this film has been going on for years, so we hope it lives up to the hype.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n<\/p>\nIn Theaters<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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