The 2024 horror movies Night Swim & Lisa Frankenstein have received their Peacock streaming dates, and you’ll be able to stream them soon. Dive into the deep end of supernatural horror with Atomic ...

Kerry Condon, from left, Amelie Hoeferle, Bryce McGuire, Gavin Warren and Wyatt Russell attend the premiere of “Night Swim” on Wednesday, Jan. 3, 2024, in Los Angeles. (Photo by Richard ...

One horror movie to release earlier this year that didn't particularly resonate with critics or audiences has finally found a streaming home now more than seven months after release. Night Swim, which ...

“Night Swim” plays on our natural fears of what we can’t see, but not in the vast ocean — in the comfort of a backyard swimming pool. A former professional baseball player named Ray Waller (Wyatt ...

“Night Swim” made a splash at the box office. The supernatural horror film took home first place on its opening night Friday, with $5.22 million in sales, according to IMDB’s Box Office Mojo. Deadline ...

“Look, if there were to be a sequel, I do have an idea, and there’s lots more of the mythology,” McGuire shared with Entertainment Weekly. “I just wanted this first one to be so simple and archetypal.

Maybe that’s because the film is an expanded version of a horror short of the same name: the feature-length Night Swim functions as a checklist of strong ideas, starting with an outstanding cast, led ...

Before “Night Swim” overstays its gimmick — the pool is haunted! — and begins to prune, it plays like the best “dollar baby” ever made. Dollar babies, for those not in the know, are movies derived ...

Sigh. Well, this is it folks, the bottom of the barrel. Blumhouse, headed by Jason Blum, has been approaching pure, unadulterated terribleness for a good few years now (see: “The Exorcist: Believer,” ...

Home is where the haunt is, although we can’t remember the last time that anyone had a haunted swimming pool like the one in Night Swim. The new horror thriller by writer and director Bryce McGuire ...

Katherine is a Horror Features author for Collider, but loves movies in (almost) all shapes and genres. She went to school in Virginia for English and Film Studies before heading out to Las Vegas. She ...