Cozy Murderous Farming Sim Grave Seasons Launches August 14, New Trailer Gives Fresh Look at Gameplay: “Blumhouse Games and Perfect Garbage revealed that the anticipated cozy horror title Grave Seasons will launch on August 14, 2026 for Steam, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch. As announced in today’s Xbox Partner Preview, Grave Seasons will also be available Day 1 on Xbox Game Pass. With more than 400,000 wishlists and counting, Grave Seasons emerges as this summer’s do-not-miss indie title.
Grave Seasons is a charming, narrative-driven pixelated farming sim game where, amidst clever relationship building and crop harvesting, a supernatural serial killer starts to pick off the townsfolk. With dark secrets to uncover and gruesome killings to investigate, players must unravel the mystery unfolding in Ashenridge… before more lives are lost.
For those hoping to get a taste of Grave Seasons before August, Blumhouse Games makes its debut gaming convention appearance at PAX East this weekend, the east coast’s most-attended gaming event, in booth 19049. In a unique booth transformed into a living horror home straight out of a Blumhouse Productions feature and with giveaways to die for, PAX attendees and those who dare to enter are invited to go hands-on with Grave Seasons’ first publicly-available demo and get a taste of life in the peculiar town and investigate the people of Ashenridge.
Blumhouse Games can be found at booth 19049 for the duration of PAX East from Thursday, March 26, through Sunday, March 29 inside the Thomas M. Menino Convention & Exhibition Center.
In addition to early hands-on with Grave Seasons, their PAX presence will also include:
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Two Witches Films to Release Frankie, Maniac Woman In Select Theaters April 24, 2026: “Today, Two Witches Films announced the horror film Frankie, Maniac Woman will be in select theaters on April 24, 2026. The film first premiered at the 2025 Grimmfest, where Dina Silva won Best Actress.
“With Frankie, Maniac Woman, we set out to create a serial killer story that is chaotic and intimate, violent and vulnerable—a slasher with a soul. I wanted to make the kind of slasher that feels dangerous again, where comedy and brutality live in the same breath. At its core, the film is a raw, unapologetic exploration of what happens when someone is pushed past their breaking point, using Frankie’s descent as both a character study and a reflection of the pressures we put on women in image-driven industries” said director Pierre Tsigaridis.
Battling against the legacy of childhood trauma, internalised misogyny, and the image-obsessed fat shaming of the LA music business, aspiring singer-songwriter Frankie Ramirez (Dina Silva) finally snaps, with bloody results.
“Frankie’s story speaks to the pressure women face to fit impossible standards. She is the most personal character I’ve ever played—she represents every version of myself that felt unseen, judged, or pushed aside. As a comedic actor, it was really exciting to explore how humor and darkness can coexist, and to bring that duality into the character. Telling her story was both cathartic and terrifying. I didn’t want to hold anything back, and I hope audiences feel that authenticity and intensity” said Silva.
Frankie, Maniac Woman is directed by Pierre Tsigaridis and co-written and produced by Tsigaridis and Dina Silva who is also an executive producer. The film stars Dina Silva (Two Witches) alongside Stefanie Estes (Josephine, Soft And Quiet), Tim Fox (“Westworld”), Jordan Debarge (“Squid Game: The Challenge), Rocío de la Grana (“Moxie”), Pierre Tsigaridis (Traumatika), and Daniella Mendoza (The Entity).”
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Weekend at the End of the World – Trailer and Release Date: “Directed by Gille Klabin (The Wave), this horror-comedy stars Clay Elliot, Cameron Fife, Troian Bellisario, and Thomas Lennon. In the film, which premiered at Grimmfest last year, revolves around best friends Karl and Miles who have an opportunity to strike it rich, the only thing that stands in their way is the end of the world.
Following its festival run, where it received Best VFX and a Special Mention for Best Comedy at Grimmfest, as well as Best Sci-Fi Film at Another Hole in the Head Film Festival, Weekend at the End of the World will be self-distributed by the filmmakers digitally in North America on platforms including Prime Video, Apple TV, and more. “
Available on digital platforms on April 20
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THE WHISTLER Trailer: “Reeling from the loss of their daughter, a couple unexpectedly inherit a secluded farm. Hoping to start fresh, they instead encounter a cult claiming it can summon spirits from beyond, forcing them to deal with dark forces and their own inner demons. Starring: Diane Guerrero, Juan Pablo Raba. Directed by: Diego Velasco. Release Date: April 17, 2026”