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Dark Matter TV collects the best film & TV from the dark side. Fans of Sci-Fi, Horror, and Action, unite! We feature fan favorites, cult classics, and obsession worthy series. Discover new content from film buffs you can trust.
Come Out and Play
Beth (Vinessa Shaw) and Francis (Ebon Moss-Bachrach), a young married couple, go on vacation to a remote island. They notice something sinister is afoot when they see lots of children and no adults.
VHS
Hired to steal a rare VHS tape from a remote house, a ragtag band of crooks finds a dead body, old TVs and a lot of cryptic footage.
VHS 2
As they search for clues to the whereabouts of a missing student, a couple view the ghastly stories recorded on a collection of videotapes.
Eloise
A psychological thriller set in an abandoned insane asylum known as Eloise. Four friends break in with the intention of finding a death certificate that could land Jacob the rights to a hefty inheritance. While inside, the friends discover the terrifying history of the asylum and the truth about their own pasts.
Lilith
After the mysterious death of their daughter Lilith, a family sequesters themselves in an apartment. Haunted by the ghosts of their past, the survivor's lies, deceits, and strange behaviors make you wonder who killed Lilith, and who will be next?
Shrooms
Wasted college students meet grisly ends during a camping trip in Ireland.
The Golem
During an outbreak of a deadly plague, a mystical woman must save her tightknit Jewish community from foreign invaders -- but the entity she conjures to protect them is a far greater evil.
Monsters
Six years after the crash of a NASA space probe, a large area between Mexico and the U.S. is under quarantine while Mexican and American military forces fight a losing battle with the giant creatures who now live there. While covering the conflict, a photojournalist (Scoot McNairy) gets uncomfortably close to the action when he escorts his boss's daughter (Whitney Able) through the zone to the U.S. border.
