The Philippou brothers, known for their gripping horror films, are back with Bring Her Back, a chilling tale about an orphan fighting to rescue his stepsister from a sinister Sally Hawkins. The review suggests the Australian twins are solidifying their reputation as modern horror maestros, delivering relentless scares and dark storytelling. While the piece stops short of crowning them outright "kings," it’s clear they’re dominating the genre with their unnerving style.

Editor’s Note: Horror fans are always hungry for fresh voices that can genuinely unsettle them, and the Philippou brothers seem to be delivering just that. Their rise signals a shift in the genre—think less jump scares, more psychological dread—and this film could cement their status as must-watch filmmakers. If you’re into horror that lingers, this is one to keep an eye on.

A gym in Burbank called Killer Fitness is putting a spooky twist on exercise with horror-themed workouts. Think slasher movie vibes, muscle-toning props (probably not chainsaws, but who knows?), and aerobics set to creepy tunes. They even host movie nights to keep the thrills going. The goal? Make fitness less intimidating and more fun for everyone.

Editor’s Note: Let’s be real—gyms can feel like judgment zones, especially if you’re new. Killer Fitness flips that by leaning into the absurdity of horror, turning workouts into something playful and communal. It’s a clever way to get people moving without the usual pressure, and it taps into the growing trend of "gamified" fitness. Plus, who wouldn’t want to burn calories while pretending to outrun a zombie?

Disney is already getting into the Halloween spirit—even though it's still summer—with a fresh drop of spooky-themed merchandise. The new collection, dubbed "Summerween," is a playful nod to fall festivities, offering fans a chance to celebrate early with Disney’s signature charm. Think eerie but adorable Mickey ears, ghostly apparel, and other limited-edition goodies.

Editor’s Note: For Disney fans and Halloween lovers, this is a fun, early treat. It’s not just about the merch—it’s a clever way to build hype for the spooky season while giving shoppers something to enjoy during the summer slump. Plus, limited-edition drops like this often sell out fast, so it’s a heads-up for collectors.

Universal Studios is ramping up the scares for this year’s Halloween Horror Nights with two fresh haunted house additions: one based on the creepy Five Nights at Freddy’s franchise and another inspired by WWE’s unsettling The Wyatt Sicks faction. This follows their earlier reveal of a Terrifier-themed attraction, making it clear they’re pulling out all the stops to terrify visitors in Orlando and Hollywood.

Editor’s Note: If you’re a horror fan or just love immersive thrills, Universal’s latest lineup is a big deal. By tapping into viral horror (Five Nights at Freddy’s) and WWE’s darker storytelling (The Wyatt Sicks), they’re not just recycling old tropes—they’re leaning into what’s currently freaking people out. It’s a smart move to keep the event fresh and draw in younger crowds who grew up with these franchises. Plus, it’s a sign of how pop culture and theme park experiences are increasingly intertwined.