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What are the most anticipated horror movies and horror TV shows coming soon? In this special full-length episode of Bleed With Me, hosts Micaela Superstar and Jerbil break down the 2026 horror releases they're watching most closely.

From Evil Dead, Resident Evil, Companion, Widows Bay, The Boroughs, Hysteria, and The Boys to indie projects flying under the radar.

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Whether you're a lifelong horror fanatic or just looking for your next obsession, we've got a watchlist with your name on it.

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Micaela and Jerbil welcome writer, performer, and full-blown film & comics nerd Jessica Balboni, for a deep dive into her original comic Banshees, how it came to life, and what drives her as a creator. She also connects with Micaela on working in Bay Area comic shops, the communal magic of going to the movies, and her performances with SF’s Terror Vault.

Connect with Jessica: Instagram, Read Banshees, Terror Vault, Ghost Town Brewing

BONUS! Here are a few other comics by Banshees co-creator Dave Dwonch to keep you reading!

• Jenny Zero (Dark Horse)

• Vamplets (Scholastic)

• The Automaton

• Cyrus Perkins series

AND, here are a few Carl Hiassen comics to keep you out of Florida

• Fever Beach (2025)

• Bad Monkey (2013)

• Sick Puppy (2000)

• Squeeze Me (2020)

This week, Micaela and Jerbil welcome the incomparable Sadie Satanas—special effects artist, actor, director, musician, and all-around punk-horror icon. Micaela and Sadie relive their shared day on the set of the upcoming Troma flick Poultrygeist 2: Dawn of the Chicken Dead in Santa Cruz, breaking down goo, gore, indie-film chaos, and what it really takes to bring practical effects to life without a studio budget. Sadie breaks down her SFX approach, her performances in Gasmask Girl and Dark Mixtape, and her music with Gore Whore and Witch Whores of Satan. Together they examine why Troma films continue to shape the horror landscape and why the weirdest movies often have the most heart…and intestines.

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