Sunday, September 20, 2026
Sunday, September 20, 2026

High-End Yoga Gets a Blood-Soaked Reality Check in ‘Namaslay’ – HorrorFuel.com

If you’ve ever paid $45 for a hot yoga class only to listen to an instructor in Lululemon mispronounce Sanskrit for an hour, Junghal Studios has made a movie specifically for you. The teaser for Namaslay has officially dropped, turning the Western wellness industry upside down in a glorious, blood-soaked cultural reckoning. Billed as a genre-bending horror satire, the film set out to reclaim the spirit of classic masala cinema. All while utterly skewering the commercialization and cultural appropriation of yoga in the West. The Cult of Hot Yoga The story follows Gayatri (Kirunthuja Srikanth-Talim). She’s a newcomer to Los Angeles who agrees to accompany her friend to an upscale yoga studio. The studio’s founder, Reyna (Christina Moore), offers Gayatri a spot in her elite instructor training program. Looking past the obvious red flags and Hollywood eccentricities, Gayatri accepts, using the opportunity to reconnect with the authentic yoga practice taught to her by her grandmother. But when she’s invited to a prestigious, ultra-exclusive instructor’s retreat, she realizes she wasn’t brought along to teach—she was brought along as part of a much darker, sinister agenda. What Exactly Is a “Masala” Movie? For the uninitiated, Masala films originated in 1970s Indian cinema

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Why Sony Just Filed a New AI Music Copyright Lawsuit Against Udio – Billboard

The major music company is expanding the scope of its claims against the AI platform, even after Universal and Warner made licensing peace. AI robot conducting music notes on beige background - stock illustration Malte Mueller, Getty Images Trending on Billboard Sony has initiated a new lawsuit against Udio, doubling down on its aggressive copyright campaign against the AI music company months after the other majors buried the hatchet. The lawsuit, filed on Monday (July 20) and obtained by Billboard, expands the scope of Sony’s existing legal claims against Udio. The major music company initially teamed up with Universal Music Group (UMG) and Warner Music Group (WMG) in 2024 to sue both Udio and rival AI music company Suno, alleging both companies had committed copyright infringement at an “almost unimaginable scale” by training their models on unlicensed recordings. Related UMG and WMG both exited the Udio litigation in the fall after reaching licensing deals that will require the tech company to build a new model out of pre-cleared training data and keep all AI-generated music inside a “walled garden” on the platform. WMG later settled with Suno as well. UMG and Sony are both continuing to sue Suno, but Sony

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Megan Fox and Josh Hutcherson Battle Sharks in ‘The Bay’ – Out Now – HorrorFuel.com

If your summer plans involved a peaceful tropical excursion, we have some bad news. The Bay has officially swum its way onto major VOD streaming platforms, and it’s here to turn your vacation dreams into a total feeding frenzy. It’s here to remind us of a universal truth: sharks don’t care about your wealth, your status, or your feelings. To them, you’re just a floating charcuterie board. Rich People vs. Apex Predators The premise is a classic horror setup. A commercial tour boat takes a handful of wealthy, entitled tourists out to a strictly restricted shark sanctuary. Naturally, because nobody in a thriller ever listens to warning signs, the trip immediately derails into a nightmare on the open water. Directed by Jeff Vespa, the film relies on a surprisingly stacked ensemble cast to sell the chaos. Lachlan Taʻimua Hannemann anchors the panic as Ruhan, the ship’s resilient deckhand. He’s joined by genre royalty Megan Fox, Josh Hutcherson, and Bruce Greenwood, who play the wealthy passengers forced to navigate a shifting, high-stakes battle of power dynamics while trying not to become fish bait. Hawaii Stands In for Thailand (With a Silicone Twist) While the narrative is technically set in the exotic

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Vincent D’Onofrio Plays a Serial Killer in Jennifer Lynch’s ‘Chained,’ Now Streaming Free on Tubi

If your idea of a cozy night involves maximum psychological discomfort, an incredibly unsettling Vincent D’Onofrio, and a plot that will make you never want to hail a cab again, Tubi has a treat for you. The 2012 Canadian psychological horror-thriller Chained is officially streaming for free on the platform. Directed by Jennifer Lynch (yes, David Lynch’s daughter, so you know exactly what kind of genetic weirdness you’re getting into), this film is a pitch-black exploration of trauma, captivity, and the world’s worst mentorship program. The Ultimate Bad Rideshare Experience The nightmare begins when 9-year-old Tim and his mother Sarah (Julia Ormond) catch a taxi home from the movies. Their driver is Bob (Vincent D’Onofrio), a methodical, deeply abused serial killer who decides to take them on a permanent detour. After brutally murdering the mother, Bob chains Tim up in his isolated home, renames him “Rabbit,” and forces him into a nine-year routine of domestic chores, scrapbooking news clippings of Bob’s victims, and—oh yeah—burying the bodies. As Rabbit grows into a teenager (played with excellent, wide-eyed dread by Eamon Farren), Bob tries to take on a twisted paternal role. He teaches the boy human anatomy and drops the ultimate toxic-parent

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