Tag: Psychological

The Atlas Field – Official Trailer Released

Independent film studio Dog Food Productions has officially released the first trailer for The Atlas Field (2026), the highly anticipated new feature from visionary director Sid Lucero. Known for his minimalist, atmospheric style that blends psychological horror and surrealism, Lucero’s latest project promises an intimate, unsettling cinematic experience that challenges the boundaries of reality. The…


A Mind In Chaos on Amazon Prime and Plex

Acclaimed indie filmmaker Chris Rakotomamonjy returns with his highly anticipated psychological thriller, A Mind In Chaos, now streaming globally on Amazon Prime and Plex. Following the breakout streaming success of his previous cult hits, An Horror Anthology and Home-Sitters—both of which became sleeper sensations on Tubi—Rakotomamonjy shifts his lens toward a gripping, claustrophobic tale of…


Found TV Acquires Italian Horror Film ‘Watchful Eyes’

FOUND TV has acquired exclusive streaming rights to the award-winning Italian found footage horror film Watchful Eyes in the United States, Canada and Italy. The supernatural thriller made its streaming premiere on the platform August 7, 2026. Directed by Gianluca Lasaracina and produced by Lightless Productions, Watchful Eyes arrives on FOUND TV following a run…


Last Look Releases Final Trailer

Floating Rock Productions has officially released the final trailer for their highly anticipated upcoming horror-thriller, Last Look. Described as “Jumanji meets Paranormal Activity,” the film blends high-stakes psychological terror with sinister creature features, promising a fresh and terrifying twist on the tabletop horror genre. Last Look follows a popular social media influencer who accidentally unlocks…


Horror Short ‘Nymphal’ Streaming Free on YouTube

Following an impressive film festival run, filmmaker Joe Pellegrino’s surreal psychological horror short, Nymphal, is now available to stream for free worldwide on YouTube. Nymphal plunges viewers into a pressure cooker of escalating dread within a secluded rural setting. The film follows a man and his daughter trapped in their trailer backyard, forced to navigate…


Farm House Now Streaming on Amazon Prime

Indie horror fans can now stream the highly anticipated psychological thriller Farm House on Amazon Prime Video. Distributed by BayView Entertainment, this chilling slasher throwback brings small-town dread to a global audience. While house sitting can be relaxing, peaceful, and refreshing for a weekend, terror can last a lifetime! Inspired by the infamous Warren County…


The Hours That Keep Us to Shoot in Massachusetts

Horror Anthology THE HOURS THAT KEEP US to Star Paige VanZant, Mickey Gall, Zack Ward, & Vinny Pacifico Production is set to begin this month on The Hours That Keep Us, a psychological horror anthology about the terrifying things people do when they can’t let someone go. Through three interconnected stories of love, obsession, and loss, writer-director Tommy Jay…


Found TV Acquires ‘Go to Sleep’

FOUND TV, the dedicated home for found footage horror, has announced its latest FOUND Original, Go to Sleep, a psychological found footage feature from director Steven Espinoza and writer/star Chris Vander Kaay. The film will make its debut at the inaugural Recovered Reels Festival in Quakertown, Pennsylvania, before launching globally on FOUND TV. Go to…


Kindred: Nightmarish 1st Novel by Extreme Music-Horror Journalist Chip McCabe Released

Kindred is the nightmarish debut horror novel from long-running extreme music and horror journalist Chip McCabe. Creed Woodhouse is the horror writer alter ego of author/journalist Chip McCabe, who has written extensively about music for publications such as the Chicago Tribune, Hartford Courant, Hartford Advocate, New Haven Advocate, and Metal Insider. He currently pens the blog…


The Silence of the Lambs Redefines Psychological Horror – By Baron Craze

*Note: In recognition of the film’s 35th anniversary, this article revisits and expands upon an earlier 2016 fan-written review and reposted to The Horror Times in 2019. The original text has been re-examined and refined through psychological and criminological analysis, alongside established film theory, to offer a more structured and critical interpretation of the film….