After-School Exorcism Club: Girls' Night (2026)

After-School Exorcism Club: Girls' Night (2026) is a supernatural horror thriller that follows a group of high school girls who accidentally form an occult club while investigating strange occurrences in their town. What begins as a curious experiment with local urban legends quickly spirals into a terrifying battle for survival when they inadvertently awaken a malevolent spirit that feeds on teenage anxiety and isolation. The film blends classic ghost story tropes with modern teen drama, focusing on the bonds of friendship as the girls must work together to banish the entity before it claims their lives.

The movie has garnered attention for its atmospheric direction and strong ensemble cast, marking a notable entry in the 2026 horror slate. Critics have praised the film for balancing genuine scares with heartfelt character development, avoiding many of the clichés associated with the genre. Early screenings at select festivals have highlighted the effective use of sound design and practical effects to create a sense of dread without relying solely on jump scares.

• The lead actress, Maya Lin, was cast after a rigorous audition process that required her to perform exorcism rituals live for the casting directors.
• Director Sarah Jenkins insisted on using minimal CGI, opting instead for shadow play and lighting tricks to enhance the supernatural elements.
• The film's soundtrack features original compositions by electronic artist Kaelo Vane, incorporating distorted lullabies to unsettle the audience.
• Several scenes were filmed in an abandoned Victorian schoolhouse, which reportedly had a history of paranormal sightings, adding to the crew's eerie experience during production.