NFT: Cursed Images Review – When Blockchain Meets Body Count in 2026’s Gateway Horror
Jonas Odenheimer’s NFT: Cursed Images (2026) merges cryptocurrency culture with supernatural horror.
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Jonas Odenheimer’s NFT: Cursed Images (2026) merges cryptocurrency culture with supernatural horror.
Twisted (2026) review: Darren Lynn Bousman’s horror thriller starring Djimon Hounsou and Lauren LaVera explores brain surgery, real estate fraud, and moral rot. Full spoilers inside.
Johannes Roberts’ Primate (2026) delivers jaw-ripping practical effects and absurdist violence as Johnny Sequoyah battles a rabid chimpanzee in Hawaii. Fantastic Fest favorite trades emotional depth for viral gore moments. Troy Kotsur and Jessica Alexander co-star in this polarizing creature feature from Paramount Pictures.
Killer Whale (2026) review: Virginia Gardner deserves better than this Lionsgate theatrical misfire featuring studio-tank effects, melodramatic plot pivots, and wasted potential. A creature feature that sinks under technical deficiencies and narrative confusion.
Corey Feldman Vs. The World review: Marcie Hume’s unauthorized vérité documentary accidentally exposes its subject’s delusions rather than Hollywood’s demons. Ten years in the making, compulsively watchable, frustratingly incomplete. Streaming December 2025.
The Draft review: Indonesian horror where characters realize they’re trapped in a manuscript and fight their own writer. Shudder’s meta-slasher deconstructs genre tropes while delivering genuine scares. Releases March 5, 2026.