All the Horror Titles Coming This Week Including DC’s ‘Clayface’ and More

This week’s entertainment lineup showcases a varied selection of horror and horror-adjacent projects hitting theaters and digital platforms. From notable comic book body horror to unsettling psychological thrillers and chilling true-crime stories, viewers can expect a range of narratives that delve into dark atmospheres and psychological tension.

Audiences can anticipate sinister transformations, ancient folklore mysteries, identity crises, and real-world investigations. Whether you’re looking for big-screen scares or tense streaming mysteries at home, there’s a compelling array of fresh stories to explore throughout the week.

‘Clayface’ (2026)

Directed by James Watkins, with a screenplay by Mike Flanagan and Hossein Amini, the DC body-horror film ‘Clayface’ is set to hit theaters nationwide on October 23, 2026. The story follows Matt Hagen, an aspiring Hollywood actor whose life spirals after a brutal attack leaves him disfigured. In a desperate attempt to restore his appearance, Hagen undergoes an experimental cosmetic procedure that alters his cellular structure, transforming him into malleable living clay. As his new shapeshifting abilities emerge, the volatile treatment quickly deteriorates his sanity, leading him down a path of revenge. Tom Rhys Harries stars in the titular role, supported by Naomi Ackie, Ruby Sear, and Eddie Marsan.

‘Yaga’ (2026)

The mystery thriller series ‘Yaga’ premieres on AMC+ on October 23, 2026, with its first two episodes. Adapted from Kat Sandler’s stage play, the narrative follows a private detective investigating the suspicious disappearance of a commercial fishery heir in a remote coastal community. The investigation quickly intertwines with local secrets, enigmatic suspects, and ancient Slavic folklore surrounding the Baba Yaga legend. As the detective navigates deceit and bizarre occurrences, he encounters Katherine, a charismatic university professor with hidden motives. Carrie-Anne Moss leads the cast as the enigmatic academic, alongside Noah Reid and Clark Backo.

‘Terrestrial’ (2026)

Directed by Steve Pink, the psychological science-fiction thriller ‘Terrestrial’ will have a limited theatrical release on October 23, 2026. The plot centers on Allen Perkins, an aspiring science-fiction writer who invites three former college friends to his lavish Hollywood Hills home. While Allen claims his literary work has brought him fame and lucrative deals, his erratic behavior and strange inconsistencies raise immediate concerns. As unsettling incidents accumulate over the weekend, the visiting friends begin to realize their host is spiraling into paranoia and dangerous delusions. Jermaine Fowler stars as Allen, supported by James Morosini, Pauline Chalamet, and Edy Modica.

‘Phony’ (2026)

The mystery comedy-drama series ‘Phony’ debuts on Hulu on October 20, 2026, with two initial episodes. Created by Nick Paley, the story follows high school student Sonny Cooke, who survives a serious car accident. Upon waking in the hospital, Sonny becomes intensely suspicious that the woman claiming to be his devoted mother is actually an impostor. Sam Nivola stars as the troubled teenager, while Connie Britton co-stars as his mother and school principal, whose subtle changes fuel his growing paranoia. Although framed around coming-of-age themes, the unsettling premise and pervasive dread give it a distinctly horror-adjacent tone.

‘Swipe Right on the Devil’ (2026)

The true-crime documentary miniseries ‘Swipe Right on the Devil’ is set to premiere on Hulu on October 22, 2026. This production chronicles the disappearance and murder of twenty-four-year-old Sydney Loofe, which followed an encounter arranged through a dating app. As law enforcement investigated her disappearance, they uncovered a disturbing web of manipulation orchestrated by killers Aubrey Trail and Bailey Boswell. The case gained notoriety due to bizarre claims involving occult rituals, mind control, and black magic that emerged during the investigation. While the factual series does not endorse supernatural occurrences, the unsettling details and occult themes lend it an inherently horror-adjacent quality.

Share which of these horror and horror-adjacent releases you plan to watch this week in the comments.