Michael Gingold
After chilling audiences with his much-praised haunted-house film WE ARE STILL HERE, filmmaker Ted Geoghegan goes for a combination of…by Michael Gingold
A vehicle for ingenue Rebecca Forsythe that provides a delightfully cold-blooded role for genre favorite Barbara Crampton.by Michael Gingold
Co-written by horror favorite Richard Stanley (HARDWARE, DUST DEVIL), the new shocker REPLACE premieres at the Los Angeles Film Festival…by Michael Gingold
Korean director Yeon Sang-ho’s animated film is now set to attack Stateside audiences.by Michael Gingold
At the end of his audio commentary on Universal’s Blu-ray release of GET OUT (streeting May 23), writer/director Jordan Peele…by Michael Gingold
Australian cinema has a strong track record with true-crime dramas, but perhaps none has delved so deep into the dark,…by Michael Gingold
The powerfully disturbing Australian crime/horror thriller HOUNDS OF LOVE will likely be a breakout film for its first-time writer/director Ben…by Michael Gingold
ALIEN: COVENANT remains uncomfortably stranded between pushing the material in new directions and giving the die-hard devotees what they want.by Michael Gingold
In HOUNDS OF LOVE, opening this Friday, Emma Booth, Ashleigh Cummings and Stephen Curry go to some of the most…by Michael Gingold
There have been many horror films about the consequences of raising or communicating with a dead child, but not many…by Michael Gingold
Most of Jenn Wexler’s THE RANGER takes place in the great outdoors where the title character does his dirty work,…by Michael Gingold
After exploring very strange love in their second feature SPRING, Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead literally return to the territory…by Michael Gingold
Rising horror director Mickey Keating has been exploring insanity for his last few films, and after the monochromatic psychodrama of…by Michael Gingold
Today’s theatrical/VOD release of THE BLACKCOAT’S DAUGHTER has been a long time coming, as it debuted at the Toronto Film…by Michael Gingold
The film makes a virtue out of focusing on the people trying to survive a viral apocalypse rather than on…by Michael Gingold