Review
This is a true horror film, devoted to ratcheting up discomfort and a feeling of dread.by Michael Gingold
Set in the world of late 70's Italian gay pornography, Knife + Heart feels like the cinematic lovechild of John…by kleurvision
The highlight of THE SUPER is Val Kilmer’s performance, and not for the reasons you might expect.by Michael Gingold
Welcome To Mercy follows a young woman (Kristen Ruhlin, who also wrote the film) and her daughter as they travel…by kleurvision
Writer John Strysik and director Jeff G. Rack have created a chillingly intense show with a small but mighty cast…by kleurvision
THE WITCH IN THE WINDOW is not just about eliciting fear from the audience, but exploring what it does to…by Michael Gingold
This frothy, finely rendered supernatural flick could be retitled MY SO-CALLED AFTERLIFE.by Michael Gingold
STARFISH screens Saturday, October 13th at the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival.by Deirdre Crimmins
For those that appreciative their flicks raw and uncompromising, DRAGGED ACROSS CONCRETE isn’t just unforgettable, but the kind of movie…by Bryan Yentz
Hey hey it's a monkey! George A. Romero ditches the zombie hordes and focuses on a single malevolent capuchin for…by Alex Deller
This coming-of-age chiller boasts pulse-quickening suspense and wanton violence.by Michael Gingold
Director Andrés Kaiser's FERAL uses the mockumentary format to its advantage, and keeps us guessing right up to the very…by Deirdre Crimmins
Horror seems to have a preoccupation with haunted houses and possessed dolls but Peter Strickland's latest tackles a haunted garment…by Deirdre Crimmins
This journey, rendered tautly and viscerally, proves very nearly as disorienting and dread-inducing for the viewer as it is for…by Michael Gingold
From minute one, the scenario is stark, compelling and disjointed, like a memory of a Technicolor horror flick you caught…by Michael Gingold