The Best Horror Of The Year. Volume 9 May 2026

The First Omen: A rare prequel that surpasses expectations with bold imagery.

This year proved that horror is at its best when it is uncompromising. Whether through the lens of a camera or the eyes of a monster, these films found new ways to make us afraid of the dark. The best horror of the year. Volume 9

The Midnight Favorite: Late Night with the DevilThis clever "found footage" experiment captures the grainy, desperate energy of 1970s variety television. David Dastmalchian is brilliant as a talk show host willing to sell his soul for ratings. The slow-burn build-up leads to a practical-effects finale that is as messy as it is terrifying. The First Omen: A rare prequel that surpasses