Review
The titillation remains between the people on screen, as the thrills the movie seeks to elicit from the audience are…by Michael Gingold
A cautionary tale about the iniquities and violence that can be visited upon corporeal humans when we veer into the…by Michael Gingold
Just when you thought it wasn’t safe to be politically incorrect, along comes CHUCK STEEL: NIGHT OF THE TRAMPIRES to…by Michael Gingold
On one hand, it’s dumb, gory fun with familiar little baddies; on the other hand, using the vernacular of the…by Michael Gingold
We take a look at Teemu Nikki's gutsy debut feature!by Rocco T. Thompson
With his long-awaited feature directorial debut, Dennison Ramalho solidifies his status as a serious talent on the international horror scene.by Michael Gingold
We review the latest entry into the Unfriended horror movie franchise.by Deirdre Crimmins
A ’70s-tinged narrative that morphs from naturalistic to surrealistic to nightmarish with surprising ease.by Michael Gingold
Even those who are well versed in Indonesian horror should appreciate SATAN’S SLAVES for being a solid horror film, in…by Deirdre Crimmins
The filmmakers prove themselves incredibly adept at conceiving and believably erecting hitherto unseen worlds hidden within worlds.by Michael Gingold
In appreciation of Neil Jordan's film adaptation of Ann Rice's bloodsucking classic.by kleurvision
All the characters' quarreling has the effect of crowding Gags himself out of his own movie.by Michael Gingold
Single-location stories are always attractive to filmmakers working on the independent side, and British director Johnny Kevorkian found a corking…by Michael Gingold
Hodder’s willingness to open up about painful subjects elevates TO HELL AND BACK above your typical horror-celebrity profile to something…by Michael Gingold
VIDAR THE VAMPIRE isn’t for every taste, and if some of its transgressions are more clever than others, it ultimately…by Michael Gingold