Theatre Review: New Broadway Horror Play “GREY HOUSE” Redefines Stage Fright
Laurie Metcalf of TV's "THE CONNORS" brings fear to the stage in a frightening new Broadway production.
Movie Review: Magical Realism Horror “THE EMPTY SPACE” Digs Deep Into Grief And Anxiety
Writer/director Andrew Jara has a clear dedication to depicting the reality of living with mental illness, both the moments that are traditionally cinematic, and those that are not. As a troubled young woman comes to realize in Jara's film, ‘the empty space’ that her deceased boyfriend once occupied is not so empty after all…
Salem Horror Fest ’23 Movie Review: “IN A DARK, DARK ROOM” Gets Lost in the Darkness
Movies about witches usually come in two flavors: those that vilify and those that sympathize. The Ukrainian film, IN A DARK, DARK ROOM is the former.
Movie Review: Faulty Logic Betrays An Intriguing Premise In Gallaher & Roseme’s “MOTION DETECTED”
Home security systems can often cause as much anxiety as they alleviate. Unluckily for Eva, AI-powered Diablo Controls is capable of far greater crimes than the occasional false alarm… MOTION DETECTED is available on VOD tomorrow.
SALEM HORROR FEST ’23 MOVIE REVIEW: FOLK HORROR AND QUEER INCLUSIVITY COLLIDE IN “SAINT DROGO”
The team behind DEATH DROP GORGEOUS drops the camp for a serious tone in their latest horror feature.
