Review
The new feature from The Pickering Brothers is a thoroughly unmagical time.by Rocco T. Thompson
The crew behind the high-velocity zombie flick WYRMWOOD up the ante on all fronts.by Michael Gingold
The ghastly incidents from Schwartz’s books are staged and shot for maximum creep power.by Michael Gingold
If you want to find one of the very best performances by a woman on the recent genre scene, you…by Michael Gingold
It’s an uncommonly smart, engrossing and dramatically ambitious independent horror/drama.by Michael Gingold
A look at Matthew Pope's crime thriller, now premiering at Fantasia!by Deirdre Crimmins
Adamson’s methods and experiences provide a wealth of entertainment, and his unfortunate end makes for moving drama.by Michael Gingold
It casts a creepy spell and further establishes Finnegan and Shanley as a team with imagination and command of their…by Michael Gingold
It showcases the special alchemy that occurs when films transition from being owned by their creators to being stewarded by…by Michael Gingold
It’s a lean-and-mean, no-frills studio B-picture that’s well-crafted enough to deliver the scary goods.by Michael Gingold
This clever melding of relationship drama and home-invasion shocker will get your pulse and mind racing. Also, Fairuza Balk.by Michael Gingold
Ari Aster's follow-up to HEREDITARY is a saga of daylit disturbance that’s more fascinating than it is consistently frightening.by Michael Gingold
Immersive open-world gameplay and a deep appreciation of Lovecraftian lore help make THE SINKING CITY the game that H.P. fans…by Chris Hammond
The remake manages a fresh take on the deadly doll that works well for a while.by Michael Gingold
The director of "May" and "The Woman" offers up a female-centric psychodrama buoyed by three plum performancesby Rocco T. Thompson