IS 2024 THE YEAR OF HORROR ?

2024 has a lot of exciting and anticipated horror entries both from studios and indies.

It promises one of the hottest horror lineups we have had in years.

Here are all the upcoming horror releases which we will get in the rest of 2024 (wide theatrical releases in bold):

**March**

****Imaginary (8)***, Immaculate (22), Late Night with the Devil (22)*

**April**

****The First Omen (5)***, Arcadian (12), Sting (12), Don’t Tell Mom the Babysitter’s Dead (12), ***Abigail (19)***, Humane (26)*

**May**

****Tarot (3)***, Cuckoo (3), I Saw The TV Glow (3), ***The Strangers: Chapter 1 (17)****

**June**

***The Crow (7), The Watchers (14), A Quiet Place (28)***

**July**

****MaXXXine (5)***, Longlegs (12)*

**August**

***Trap (2), Alien: Romulus (16)***

**September**

***Beetlejuice Beetlejuice (6), Speak No Evil (13), Saw XI (27)***

**October**

***Smile 2 (18), Wolf Man (25), Terrifier 3 (25)***

**December**

***Nosferatu (25)***

**TBD 2024**

****The Strangers: Chapter 2, The Strangers: Chapter 3, Return to Silent Hill, In a Violent Nature, Faces of Death, Hellboy: The Crooked Man, Apartment 7A *(prequel to ***Rosemary’s Baby***)*, The Home, The Toxic Avenger, Azrael, The Shrouds, Dust Bunny, Handling the Undead, Your Monster, Never Let Go and Salem’s Lot,*** etc.*

With the horror genre being as reliable and resilient as ever, where even with bad reviews and reception, a movie can hope to make a decent box office chunk and churn out a sizable profit as can be evidenced with some of the 2023 offerings with ***Insidious: The Red Door*** ($189M), ***The Exorcist: Believer*** ($136M), and ***Five Nights at Freddy’s*** ($291M).

Even original movies if they get good reviews can strike out like ***Thanksgiving*** ($46M) or ***Talk to Me*** ($92M).

So which are your 2024 horror offerings on your radar which crosses over into the mainstream with box office success and prestige.