REVIEW — Souls Chapel (2026)
Soul’s Chapel mixes the occult, a ghostly witch, and old-timey 1800s grit in a suspenseful thriller like no other.

Soul’s Chapel mixes the occult, a ghostly witch, and old-timey 1800s grit in a suspenseful thriller like no other.
Elevated Horror is the new face of fear, and that isn’t a bad thing.
Often described as similar ambiance to The Witch and House of the Devil, Pyewacket shows us what happens when black magic is used without knowing exactly how powerful it really is.
As I have very little experience with Turkish films, I wasn’t sure what to expect. Soon though, I found myself searching for more to feed my appetite.
Sure, it’s easy to make fun of this M. Night Shyamalan flop about killer plants, starred by none other than Marky Mark. But I’m here to say that The Happening is better than you remember it, and deserves at least some praise.
I am not one to say The Exorcist (1973) is one of the scariest movies ever made, but I do recognize the impact it has had not only on film, but on worldwide culture. So when a continuation of the story came out, I had to see it and compare.
If you know me, you know I love anthologies. Ones that surround Halloween are always the best. 10/31 is just that: five tales that will chill your bones.
Lower your standards. This movie knows itโs bad, but it also knows it’s totally worth it.
Welcome to the Garden of Eden, where salvation comes with a side of sadism. Pray before you play!
What happens when a SAG-AFTRA strike keeps horror heads bored? They crank up the octane!