This week on the I Watch Horror podcast, we cover all the biggest stories shaking up the horror world — from the Sleepaway Camp remake with its original director returning, to Matthew Lillard’s shocking comeback in Scream 7. We also dive into Scary Movie 6 with the Wayans brothers back in action, A24 taking over the Texas Chainsaw Massacre franchise, updates on Insidious 6, and the Trick ’r Treat 4K re-release. Plus, we preview upcoming releases like The Strangers: Chapter 2, Megan 2.0, and The Draft. If you love horror news, movies, and insider updates, this is the episode you don’t want to miss!

This week on I Watch Horror, Matt dives into the biggest horror news shaking up the genre! 🎃

• The Conjuring: Last Rites smashes box office records, pushing the franchise past $2.5 billion and raising questions about The Conjuring 5.

• Alien: Earth earns high praise from Sigourney Weaver as Noah Hawley expands the terrifying universe with new creatures.

• Amityville reboot coming from director David F. Sandberg (Lights Out, Annabelle: Creation).

• Focus Features picks up Curry Barker’s debut Obsession, already making waves after TIFF.

• Archie teams up with Ash Williams in Archie and the Army of Darkness.

• Plus: upcoming releases including The Jester 2, HIM, Compulsion, Dirty Boy, and Witchboard.

If you love horror movies, TV shows, and everything spooky, this episode is packed with updates you won’t want to miss.

In this week’s episode of I Watch Horror, Matt covers the biggest news in the horror world: Updates on Terrifier 4, Alien: Earth dethrones Netflix to dominate the streaming charts, and a long-lost copy of the infamous banned film The Baphomet Séance has been found. Plus, updates on The Conjuring: Last Rites, Return to Silent Hill, the new V/H/S/Halloween, LEGO Gizmo, Ready or Not 2, Zach Cregger’s box office hit Weapons, Scream TV’s new horror hub, From season 4, and more.

Whether you’re into slashers, found footage, supernatural chills, or cult oddities, this episode has something for every horror fan.

This week on I Watch Horror, Matt dives into the horror headlines you don’t want to miss. We talk about what could have been with Saw XI before Blumhouse stepped in, the wild new Annabelle popcorn bucket, Osgood Perkins’ creepy new film Keeper, and the return of Neve Campbell for Scream 7. Plus, Urban Legend is finally getting the recognition it deserves, The Toxic Avenger hits theaters, and Alien: Earth smashes streaming records. It’s a big week for horror fans—let’s get into it!

This week on I Watch Horror:

• A brand-new Addams Family animated movie is on the way.

• Netflix is developing a live-action Scooby-Doo series with a darker, Stranger Things-style tone.

• The Scary Movie franchise is making a big comeback with Anna Faris and Regina Hall.

• Plus: updates on Alien vs Predator crossover talk, Zach Cregger’s box office hit Weapons, the Buffy reboot, The Devil’s Rejects 20th anniversary re-release, and even a possible World War Z revival.

To wrap it all up, I share my Top 5 Favorite Horror Films of the 1990s—specifically 1997, the year of Scream 2, Event Horizon, Cube, and more.

If you’re into horror news, franchise revivals, and 90s nostalgia, you’re in the right place.

This week on I Watch Horror, we’ve got chills, thrills, and a whole lot of horror news. From Final Destination 7 officially moving forward, to Matthew Lillard’s shocking return as Stu in Scream 7, plus a battle for the Texas Chainsaw Massacre rights, Sarah Michelle Gellar back in the Buffyverse, and A Nightmare on Elm Street getting the ultimate 4K box set. We’ll also cover Rocky Horror’s 50th anniversary celebration, the creepy new Do Not Enter trailer, a Stranger Things spin-off, and much more. I’ll wrap things up with my Top 5 Favorite Horror Subgenres — including slashers, vampires, zombies, and beyond.

Matt returns with a packed episode full of spine-chilling updates and nostalgic surprises. From bidding wars over Texas Chainsaw Massacre rights to a Hostel TV series starring Paul Giamatti, horror fans are in for a treat. We dive into the latest on A Quiet Place Part III, Blair Witch cast drama, Gremlins 3, and the future of The Conjuring. Plus, we get a sneak peek at eerie upcoming releases, and Matt shares his Top 5 favorite horror comedies (spoiler: clowns, zombies, and Gene Wilder are involved).

This week on the I Watch Horror Podcast, Matt dives into a ton of spooky news—from Jason Voorhees finally appearing in the Crystal Lake series to Tim Burton maybe pretending he doesn't know about Beetlejuice 3. We break down the I Know What You Did Last Summer sequel, highlight new horror releases (including the terrifying-sounding NeverBlink), and close with a controversial Top 5: horror remakes that are actually better than the original. Do you agree with the picks? Let us know! Plus, shameless plugs, random side rants, and praise for the goddess Jennifer Love Hewitt.

Show Notes: https://iwatchhorror.com/episodes/jason-returns-horror-remakes-better-than-originals