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November 2021 Horror Preview

Nick Kush

With the spooky season officially in the books and holiday season hype beginning to take shape, mainstream horror is taking a little reprieve. But I look at this momentary dip in output as an opportunity: there’s a greater possibility of a hidden gem capturing the spotlight.

Let’s take a look at what’s in store for us in the November 2021 horror preview:

November 4th

In David Verbeek’s Dead and Beautiful, a group of insanely spoiled rich kids are really, really bored. So much so that they come together and take part in increasingly dangerous challenges to pass the time. One thing leads to another, and one source of “entertainment” turns them into vampires overnight.

And because their unimaginable wealth has led them to do just about everything, turning into bloodsucking monsters is the most interesting thing that has happened to all of them in quite some time. Do they finally have limitations on what they can accomplish? Or will they continue with the lives they had previously?

Dead and Beautiful will be available on Shudder on November 4th.

November 5th

Film Twitter favorite Jim Cummings is back with his third feature, The Beta Test, this time with co-director and co-writer PJ McCabe. A married Hollywood exec (Cummings) receives a letter for an anonymous sexual encounter. Curious, he goes along with it, and his life spirals out of control from there. He begins to lose his grip on his work, which allows room for more of Cummings’ signature live-wire, manic energy. If you’re familiar with Cummings’ other works, you’ll know to brace yourself for the uncomfortable.

The Beta Test will be available on VOD on November 5th.

November 24th

After approximately 47 Resident Evil films from Paul W.S. Anderson that you probably didn’t watch, the popular video game is getting a movie reboot in Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City from 47 Meters Down director Johannes Roberts, which, considering the last Anderson-Jovovich installment came out back in 2017, is pretty surprising.

But despite how unpopular those films ended up being in the end, they still made a lot of money, so a reboot was inevitable. And to his credit, Roberts seems to be taking this film back to the core spirit of the games. So, prepare for far more blood, gore, and goop! (Hopefully.)

Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City will be available in theaters on November 24th.

Other Releases

Marionette – November 3rd (VOD)

Great White – November 11th (Shudder)

Prisoners of the Ghostland – November 19th (Shudder)

Black Friday – November 19th (VOD)

The Feast – November 19th (VOD)

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Nick Kush

A current young professional in the greater Washington, D.C. area, Nick founded MovieBabble in October of 2016 when he was a bored college student with nothing else to do. (And he kicks himself every day that his story isn't better.) Nick is also a member of the Internet Film Critics Society and the Washington, D.C. Area Film Critics Association. His love for horror began with A Nightmare on Elm Street as a kid and has scarred him ever since.