Deirdre Crimmins

Cronenberg's latest may not be his greatest, but it stands as an impressive and unnerving exploration of the human condition.

A call worth answering, even if the signal is a little weak at times.

Great ideas and frightening ideologies go unrealized, making the new film from Yûta Shimotsu a frustrating exercise.

Funny and gratifying, with a career-making lead performance and a good measure of the monstrous

The four-day celebration of all things horror returns to New Orleans with a slate of classics, fan favorites and highly…