Year: 2026

SOROR DOLOROSA Release “Back to the Cave”, A Haunting Concert Film

Soror Dolorosa have released a full-length concert film capturing their performance at last year’s Prophecy Fest, presented under the title “Back to the Cave”. Filmed in the legendary Balve Cave and professionally shot with a multi-camera setup, the video documents one of the most significant moments in the band’s recent […]

Miss Construction, Chris Pohl’s New Project, Unleashes ‘Hate’

After twelve years of silence, Chris Pohl has fully reactivated his EBM and industrial-electro project Miss Construction. Known primarily for his work with Blutengel, Pohl returned to this darker, more physical outlet in 2025 with the comeback single ‘Spiel mit mir’, followed by ‘Back Again’ via Out Of Line Music. […]

HOWLING GIANT Announce European Headliner Tour 2026

Late spring in Europe is shaping up to be loud, sweaty, and unapologetically heavy. Howling Giant are preparing to cross the Atlantic from Nashville, Tennessee, bringing their third full-length album “Crucible & Ruin” to European stages for the first time. Backed by Atonal Music Agency, the tour marks the band’s […]

MASSIVE EGO Release New Single ‘Broken Tomorrow’ feat. Boy George

Out now via Out Of Line Music, ‘Broken Tomorrow’ marks a striking new chapter for UK darkwave veterans Massive Ego. The single arrives alongside a freshly released music video and features an unexpected yet long-awaited guest: Boy George. Serving as the first major preview of their upcoming album “Symphony Of […]

Mertder’s ‘Whoredom’ and the Night Grammar of Unlicensed Desire

‘Whoredom’ arrives like a neon bruise on the skin of the night: luminous, tender, impossible to ignore. It moves through the body with calculated urgency, threading rhythm into muscle memory, turning late-hour restlessness into something charged and deliberate. From its first seconds, the track constructs an atmosphere where seduction and […]

The New Chapter of Sam Raimi’s “Darkman” Gets Sequel Greenlight

More than three decades after “Darkman” first stitched together pulp heroics and psychological horror, Sam Raimi’s cult antihero is quietly preparing a return. A new sequel to the 1990 film is officially in development, and the project has now found its directors: Brian Netto and Adam Schindler, working under Raimi’s […]

The Duffer Brothers Bring a New Horror Series to Netflix

The Duffer Brothers are stepping back into the dark, and Netflix is once again ready to follow. After closing the chapter on “Stranger Things,“ a series that reshaped streaming culture and dominated the platform for nearly a decade, Matt and Ross Duffer are returning with a new horror project that […]

Robert Eggers Returns With “Werwulf,” a 13th-Century Nightmare That Will Haunt You

If you thought Robert Eggers had exhausted the horrors of history with “Nosferatu” and “The Northman,” think again. The auteur of dread is diving headfirst into another classic monster myth with “Werwulf,“ a period horror set in 13th-century England, where fog, superstition, and an unholy predator collide. Eggers, who co-wrote […]

A Forgivable Sin and Her Body Like a Playground of Desire

In Nikolay Bobrovskiy’s quiet universe, Saint Petersburg exhales through peeling wallpaper and polished wooden floors, carrying the scent of time folded into silence. Lesya moves like a thought half-remembered, her body a tender punctuation in the narrative of the room. Each curve, each line of her skin becomes a whisper […]

“Star Wars” Fans Might Finally Get Their Ben Solo Movie

The galaxy far, far away might still have room for “The Hunt for Ben Solo.” After months of uncertainty, the Adam Driver and Steven Soderbergh–pitched “Star Wars” spin-off has received the first glimmer of hope since whispers of its rejection by Disney. With Kathleen Kennedy stepping down from Lucasfilm, the […]

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