If you missed 'Faces of Death' in theaters, the reimagining of the infamous faux documentary is coming to Shudder this week.

Nobody would deny that 2026 has been the best year for horror movies in quite some time. Between Backrooms, Obsession, and Undertone, there are all sorts of horror movies for people to watch, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. "Faces of Death" (Independent Film Company) "Faces of Death," one of the most intriguing horror titles of 2026, arrives this week ...

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One of the most extreme horror franchises of all time is coming back with another mysterious entry. The Faces of Death series kicked off in 1978, featuring a pseudo-documentary style that presented ...

‘Euphoria”s Barbie Ferreira headlines Daniel Goldhaber’s update of the notorious video nasty, an imperfect but deviously clever slasher homage. Daniel Goldhaber's remake of the notorious video nasty ...

In the 1970s, when horror movies started to get more and more extreme, it wasn't just the blood and the savagery that increased. So did the sensation that you were seeing something "real" - not mere ...

"The end of the beginning, or the beginning of the end?" IFC has revealed the first look teaser trailer for a very unsettling new horror movie called Faces of Death, a modern meta horror remake of the ...

NEW YORK – Barbie Ferreira grew up on the internet. That experience gave the actress and model plenty of material to bring into her role for "Faces of Death" (in theaters April 10), a reimagination of ...

BROOKE GLADSTONE: And now, a look back on another case of truth redefined by the artist, a tale from the crypt, so to speak, 1978’s stomach-churning cult film, Faces of Death. Faces of Death combined ...

A pair of hands holding a Faces of Death VHS in Faces of Death - Independent Film Company The first "Faces of Death" movie was instantly notorious when the late John Alan Schwartz released it in 1978.