Review

A few different kinds of horror blend together fluidly and unnervingly in Romola Garai’s film.

Nini Bull Robsahm's update of a Norwegian classic is dead in the water.

The filmmaker successfully builds an atmosphere of impending doom even in bright sunlight.

This intricate, affecting sci-fi thriller delivers on every level.

Its simple scenario has been developed to multifaceted effect in terms of both its entertainment and aesthetic values.

A bar can be the perfect setting to tell a story. In THE OAK ROOM we are told several stories,…

It merges deeply unsettling horror with relatable psychological traumas.

There’s still, even after so many other movies like this, a built-in tension to the first-person immediacy of the presentation.

Jeff Carroll is here to bombard us with a multitude of Black culture inspired horror stories.

South Korea’s ZOMBIE FOR SALE toes the leans heavily on the comedy in this rom-zom-com, but it works.

It takes on the conventions of the horror genre in several different ways, with varying degrees of success.

MURDER DEATH KOREATOWN is a refreshing addition to the found footage genre that feels a little too real for comfort.

Writer/director David Koepp has taken on familiar genre themes and personalized them in compelling ways.

This dead-on-arrival Scandinavian style crime thriller reeks of development hell.

More engaging than riveting, Josephine Decker's adaptation of Susan Scarf Merrell's thriller isn't as taut or creepy as it could…