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Horror Buffs Rejoice! A Peek into 2024’s Must-See Scary Movies

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Hello horror movie lovers! We're halfway through 2024 and have an exciting line-up of terror-filled releases still to come. Strap in as we unveil upcoming horror set to send chills down your spine! Whether you're a fan of psychological thrillers, neo-horror, or classic remakes, we've got you covered.

Key Takeaways:
Osgood Perkins brings an exciting psychological thriller Longlegs, featuring Nicolas Cage as a , set for release on July 12.
– M. Night Shyamalan's movie Trap featuring daughter Saleka releases on August 2.
– New horror film called Cuckoo by director Tilman Singer is releasing on August 9.
– Reimagined Beetlejuice 2 is coming after 36 years, directed again by Tim Burton, set to release on September 6.

Let's dive in!

First on the list, we're starting with Longlegs, set to hit theaters on July 12. Osgood Perkins, the son of iconic actor Anthony Perkins, helms this promising psychological horror thriller. Maika Monroe takes up an FBI agent's role, hunting a serial killer played by Nicolas Cage, who intriguingly describes his character as a “possessed Geppetto”.

Then in August, we have Trap, another thrilling delight from M. Night Shyamalan releasing on August 2. It features his daughter Saleka and in the story of a father and teen daughter who discover they're the center of a sinister event at a pop concert.

Another gem releasing in August is Cuckoo, a blend of mystery and horror directed by Tilman Singer. The story unwinds with a 17-year-old girl moving to a German Alps resort with her father and encountering strange happenings, including a creature described as a “bird-like monster”.

For Alien franchise followers, is a treat! This Evil Dead director Fede Alvarez film, releasing on August 16, sets its story between the original Alien and Aliens, featuring young characters fighting the iconic alien.

August ends with Afraid, a tale of an AI gone wrong, directed by Chris Weitz, and slated for release on August 30. It features a star-studded with Katherine Waterston and John Cho, among others.

As we roll into September, Beetlejuice 2 is undoubtedly the highlight, coming 36 years after the original. Tim Burton duties, with Michael Keaton once again donning his beloved ghostly character's outrageous costume. It's set for release on September 6.

Following closely is Speak No Evil, set for release on September 13. A remake of the intense Danish film Gæsterne, it revolves around a picturesque family holiday turning into a psychological nightmare.

In Never Let Go, releasing on September 27, Halle Berry plays a mother raising her sons in a world dominated by a mysterious evil – a must-see for fans of director Alexandre Aja's atmospheric horror.

October welcomes us with , just in time for Halloween, but set during . Writer-director Damien Leone promises a new budget and shorter, less mystical narrative.

Meanwhile, Smile 2, releasing on October 18, is a highly anticipated sequel by writer-director Parker Finn. Naomi Scott, a fresh face for this sequel, is leading the cast.

In December, Nightbitch, starring Amy Adams as a suburban mom who thinks she is turning into a dog, promises to be a unique neo-horror film. And finally, Nosferatu brings a fresh take on F.W. Murnau's 1922 silent classic. Directed by Robert Eggers and showcasing Bill Skarsgard as the titular character, it promises to close the year with chills on Christmas Day.

That wraps up our big preview of 2024's horror releases – from creepy psychological thrillers to classic revamps, this year promises not to disappoint any horror fan. Get your popcorn ready and prepare to be spooked!

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Megan Dianehttps://www.projectcasting.com
Hi, I'm Megan Browne, the Head of Partnerships at Project Casting - a job board for the entertainment industry. As Head of Partnerships, I help businesses find the best talent for their influencer campaigns, photo shoots, and film productions. Creating these partnerships has enabled me to help businesses scale and reach their true potential. I'm excited to continue driving growth by connecting people with projects they're passionate about.

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