Get ready, horror fans… Final Destination: Bloodlines brings fate back with a vengeance. With brutal chain-reaction deaths, a cursed family tree, and Death dead-set on finishing what it started, this sequel turns survival into a ticking time bomb of terror.

What happens when you take a colorful ‘60s kids’ show and turn it into a full-blown horror slasher? You get The Banana Splits Movie (2019) — a twisted, gore-soaked reimagining that transforms innocent mascots into mechanical murder machines. And somehow… it works.

Predator: Killer of Killers isn’t just another entry in a decades-old franchise. It’s a full-on animated bloodbath that redefines what the Predator can be. Brutal, fast-paced, lore-rich, and set across time and space, this 2025 film is the gory shot of adrenaline the series desperately needed.

If you’ve ever wondered what would happen if Chuck E. Cheese turned into a bloodthirsty animatronic nightmare, The Hug (2018) is here to answer that twisted question. Produced by Blumhouse Television and featured in Hulu’s Bite Size Halloween series, this short horror film blends childhood nostalgia with animatronic terror in under five minutes.

Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey 2 is back—and it’s bloodier, bolder, and more batsh*t insane than ever. If you thought turning childhood icons into killers was a one-time joke, think again. This 2024 slasher sequel doubles down on the gore, the lore, and the twisted nostalgia.

If the idea of a demonic clown in a Santa suit sounds like your worst nightmare (or best holiday watch), then Terrifier 3 is the Christmas slasher for you. This 2024 horror film turns festive cheer into fear as Art the Clown returns—armed with chainsaws, bombs, and an endless thirst for chaos.

What happens when a haunted pizzeria, childhood trauma, and killer animatronics collide? You get Five Nights at Freddy’s (2023) — the long-awaited, lore-loaded adaptation of one of the most iconic horror video game franchises ever made.