The Bye Bye Guy — January 13
A take on modern urban legends (hello Lissome Guy homicides), The Bye Bye Man follows three college students who find themselves haunted via this issue of lore.
Divide — January 20
We might not have been excited for an M. Night Shyamalan before last year’s The See but it appears the director has gotten his groove back and he’s prepared to frighten the crap out of us. Split is about a guy with 23 distinct characters (and the capacity to alter his body along with them) who holds three young girls hostage for what he refers to as “the animal”. As one of his characters warns the girls: “He’s done awful things to people and he’ll do awful things to you.”
Rings — February 3
The highly-anticipated third film in The Ring franchise is here, also it seems like it’ll be equally as terrifying as the very first two. Place 13 years afterwards, Rings deals with what occurs after Samara “gets” you.
A Remedy For Wellness — February 17
A Remedy for Wellness follows a future where fitspo gets out of control. There’s a secluded “wellness health spa” in the mountains where a solitary guy is sent to bring back his manager — before he’s diagnosed with the same “sickness” as all of the residents. !
Get Out — February 24
An interracial couple spend the weekend at one of their family’s estates for the weekend. Things are definitely not what they look. !
The Belko Experiment — March 17
A modern day dystopia, The Belko Experiment could be the most unsettling film of the year — only see the preview. It follows a group of 80 “nonprofit workers” in a skyscraper in Columbia. The edifice is fastened from the surface as well as the workers are ordered to turn on each other, or be killed. !
Alien: Covenant — May 19
The preview promises to fulfill the hoopla of the first, and despite naysayers, we say reinventing iconic franchises is interesting. Let’s only hope it gives on the panics.
The Dark Tower — July 28
Stephen King fanatics are hyped this is eventually going to be published after a decade of Hollywood play. The movie is founded on his 8-publication Dark Tower show and stars Matthew McConaughey as the Man in Black. The film better be good as it’ll be followed with a Dark Tower TV series outside in 2018.
Annabelle 2 — August 11
The sequel to truly terrifying psuedo-based-on-a-true-story Annabelle. The sequel will in fact be an origin story that tells us just how Annabelle became such an bad smasher. !
It — September 8
Undoubtedly the most hyped horror release of the year. We’ve been waiting for It since the very first look in the new Pennywise was released a year ago. We’re all wondering if this iteration will probably have the ability to frighten a fresh generation of children the manner Tim Curry’s variant frightened us. !
God Particle — October 27
The third Cloverfield film, this JJ Abrams film has a terrible premise: a group of astronauts are aboard a space station when world vanishes.
Murder on the Orient Express — November 22
The Agatha Christie classic whodunnit comes to life with Johnny Depp as the casualty.
Safe Area
A “way from standard” home invasion film starring Virginia Madsen as a babysitter attempting to keep her charges safe for the night. ! 
