Author: Lauren Spear

Here are the new & upcoming July 2026 indie horror projects from creators who landed in my HorrorFam.com inbox! Want YOUR horror project featured in August…?

Do 1996 horror movies still hold up decades after their release? Lauren Spear rewatched the films and shared her reviews!

Here are the new & upcoming June 2026 indie horror projects from creators who landed in my HorrorFam.com inbox! Want YOUR horror project featured in July…?

Our podcast has retired but our tri-annual Indie Horror Inbox Roundups are going MONTHLY! Learn how you can share news about YOUR new or upcoming indie horror project on HorrorFam.com!

Lauren Spear shares 16 memorable improvised weapons in horror movies, used by good guys and baddies. Which one are YOU reaching for to defend yourself with?

So, you want even MORE great PG-13 horror movies to watch? No problem! These 12 films still bring the scares without the gore. From spooky ghost stories to fun creature features to tense mind games – there’s something for EVERY horror fan!

Horror film romantic duos, sibling duos, gals pals, and friend groups are amazing but… common. Let’s celebrate the rare fellas: The Best Bros of Horror!

Here are the new & upcoming early 2026 indie horror creations from creators who landed in my HorrorFam.com inbox! Want YOUR horror project featured in June…?

Lanny Helton of Frightful Facades creates intricate handmade replicas of famous horror film houses as well as decorations for YOUR horror home — from light switch covers to refrigerator magnets to light-up action figure display stands!

You dipped your toe into the horror genre with some gentle starter films and now you wanna watch something a TEENY bit scarier but not TOO scary? PG-13 horror movies to the rescue!

Meosha Bean is an indie horror director, editor, cinematographer, actress, and MORE! She spoke with host, Lauren Spear, about her newest feature film, her YouTube shorts, her cinematic inspirations, and how confronting horrors – both real and fictional – can help us heal through our most traumatic moments.

Lauren Spear reviews Peanut Button’s new horror point-and-click puzzle adventure game, Riddlewood Manor.