Supernatural movies conjure forces beyond the veil, think The Conjuring’s iconic hauntings and Hereditary’s divisive descent into darkness. At Mother of Movies, we talk about ghost stories, cursed families, and unseen horrors, spotlighting the best supernatural narratives the genre has to offer, and also the worst.
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.
Mamochka (2026) explores obsession and inherited trauma through a psychological horror lens. Director Vilantruб’s debut trusts viewers to sit with ambiguity, sometimes brilliantly, occasionally frustratingly.
An article about Shelby Oaks – ending explained. Plus, all the other details you think you worked out. Read the non-spoiler review on Mother of Movies for Shelby Oaks Spoiler Warning: Everything About Shelby Oaks is Revealed Below SPOILERS AHEAD This article dissects the ending, reveals character fates, and explores the film’s supernatural mythology. If…
Shelby Oaks is a methodical descent into paranormal dread. This found-footage horror explores missing persons, supernatural mythology, and the obsession that consumes those left behind. Distributed by Neon.
Bugonia (2024) sees Yorgos Lanthimos and Emma Stone fuse bees, biomedical greed and conspiracy zeal into a brutal cosmic horror satire. Mother of Movies digs into the hive.
Stephen Cognetti’s Hell House LLC Lineage attempts to connect the franchise’s scattered supernatural elements into cohesive mythology, delivering familiar frights with technical competence.
