Movie Review: “ABIGAIL” is a bloody fun dance of death
A movie that goes for broke in highly entertaining fashion.
A movie that goes for broke in highly entertaining fashion.
The movie has been nicely crafted by writer/director Kiah Roache-Turner and his team, even as it doesn’t give you that creepy-all-over feeling the best killer-bug movies do.
A sleep-deprived motel night clerk endures odd customers, strange phone calls and loads of paranormal activity in this new horror film from Benjamin and Paul China.
Adapted from Henry James' novella "THE BEAST IN THE JUNGLE," writer-director Bertrand Bonello's latest film is an intense ride through shifting timelines.
When Nick and Rachel buy a rundown house in which to shoot a horror movie, strange occurrences begin to take place, centering around Rachel and her best friend Christian. Blending archival and documentary-style footage, the resulting film - as told by Nick - relays their terrifying experiences and chilling encounters with the house’s paranormal forces.