Sep 19, 2026 · 59 min · 11 segments
**Ministry of Horror is back!** This week we’re entering one of the strangest and most notorious corners of horror history… First up, I’m reviewing **Do Not Enter**. Is this latest slice of horror…
Anyway, let's jump into the horror news.
So, as with all of my news, it comes from BloodyDisgusting.com.
Check them out.
First up is eight new horror movies released this week, Friday, 18th of September.
This is written by ya boy John Squires.
Director David Robert Mitchell is back this summer with Dinosaurs in Suburbia mystery box office movie, the end of Oak Street, and it's now available on digital at home.
Anna Hathaway and Ewan McGregor come face to face with the monstrous threat in the end of Oak Street, which feels like M.
Night Shyamalan with retro style ambient vibes.
As Mitchell explained to Entertainment Weekly, inspiration for the film included Jurassic Park, The Twilight Zone, Poltergeist, The Valley of Guanji, and M.
Night Shyamalan's Signs.
It's set in the early 1980s.
Yeah,
I'm hoping to give this film a watch.
Whether that is going to be this week coming or in a future week, I'm a big fan of It Follows, so therefore the director already has my interest.
Me and the wife do a dinosaur film, so that's definitely a film that we can watch together.
It's definitely going to be on my watch list, and I've heard reviews are mixed to decent.
I haven't really heard it's blown anyone away, but similarly I haven't heard anything on the bad end of the scale.
Neon ends the summer with their existential road trip horror movie It Ends, which was released in theatres early this summer.
The film is now available on digital at home.
I will just apologise about my phone going bing bong.
Four recent college grads on a night drive find themselves stuck on a road that sprawls on forever, with seemingly no end in sight.
They are occasionally attacked by stragglers and have to find a route to plan their rest stops, but after a few thousand miles it all feels the same.
Still, they keep on driving, only in the belief something better will come eventually.
Okay, sounds kind of interesting.
Anyway, let's jump into the horror news.
So, as with all of my news, it comes from BloodyDisgusting.com.
Check them out.
First up is eight new horror movies released this week, Friday, 18th of September.
This is written by ya boy John Squires.
Director David Robert Mitchell is back this summer with Dinosaurs in Suburbia mystery box office movie, the end of Oak Street, and it's now available on digital at home.
Anna Hathaway and Ewan McGregor come face to face with the monstrous threat in the end of Oak Street, which feels like M.
Night Shyamalan with retro style ambient vibes.
As Mitchell explained to Entertainment Weekly, inspiration for the film included Jurassic Park, The Twilight Zone, Poltergeist, The Valley of Guanji, and M.
Night Shyamalan's Signs.
It's set in the early 1980s.
Yeah,
I'm hoping to give this film a watch.
Whether that is going to be this week coming or in a future week, I'm a big fan of It Follows, so therefore the director already has my interest.
Me and the wife do a dinosaur film, so that's definitely a film that we can watch together.
It's definitely going to be on my watch list, and I've heard reviews are mixed to decent.
I haven't really heard it's blown anyone away, but similarly I haven't heard anything on the bad end of the scale.
Neon ends the summer with their existential road trip horror movie It Ends, which was released in theatres early this summer.
The film is now available on digital at home.
I will just apologise about my phone going bing bong.
Four recent college grads on a night drive find themselves stuck on a road that sprawls on forever, with seemingly no end in sight.
They are occasionally attacked by stragglers and have to find a route to plan their rest stops, but after a few thousand miles it all feels the same.
Still, they keep on driving, only in the belief something better will come eventually.
Okay, sounds kind of interesting.
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