Movie Review: Evil scribes and Faustian bargains collide in “WRITER’S BLOCK”
This nasty, viscera-festooned literary psychochiller is the microbudget-cinema equivalent of a potboiler.
Nightmares Film Festival ’20 Review: “TO FREDDY” asks: How far would you go to stop your own murder?
It’s a thriller about paranoia and trust–a common theme in 2020–with a nice science-fiction premise and some magic tricks up its sleeve.
Movie Review: There’s No Such Thing As Fun In “No Such Thing As Monsters”
The Australian feature is a pale imitation of other, more charming films about insane backwoods families.
Movie Review: “FREAKY” is fantastic, frightful fun
It’s the biggest game-changer on the slasher scene since SCREAM.
Movie Review: “DARKNESS IN TENEMENT 45” Taps Quarantine Isolation and Paranoia Just In Time For Election Day
Writer-Director Nicole Groton’s indie isolation horror strikes our overexposed nerves a little too closely for comfort.
