Michael Gingold

Streaming becomes screaming in a movie shot largely by the actual cast.

It’s no small achievement that Okumura and co. make UNSEEN a cohesive whole while intertwining a pair of plotlines with…

It’s like one of those domestics-from-hell thrillers of the ’90s, only here it’s the helper who gets terrorized.

The horror/comedy takes aim at the racial tropes of the mad-killer genre.

The characters have a number of funny moments in between attacks, and Banks directs the whole thing vigorously, even throwing…