Reviews

Eli Craig's adaptation of Adam Cesare's fan-favorite YA novel is a solid, unpretentious slasher that delivers on its title but…

Documentarian Alexandre O. Philippe turns the camera on Stephen King, Takashi Miike and others to discuss the influence of Tobe…

An emphasis on puzzle-solving takes precedence in this gorgeous throwback to '90s survival horror.

Dare you attend Black Mass in the bayou?

Cristian Ponce's new horror film about a traumatized firefighter is reasonably eerie but ultimately forgettable.

A fairly enjoyable satire that plays best with a crowd.

A local laundromat is a gateway for a demonic entity in this irreverent horror comedy from filmmaker Woody Bess.

It's a dog's life in this chilling and unique take on the haunted house genre.

Robbie Banfitch's found footage shocker is a chilling yet deliberately slow journey that lulls viewers into a false safety.

Cronenberg's latest may not be his greatest, but it stands as an impressive and unnerving exploration of the human condition.

There is something about the movie’s gall and kaleidoscopic nuttiness that keeps you engaged and feeling as if you are…

The film masterfully evokes a past time through a modern lens and combines a deeply human story with jolts of…

A call worth answering, even if the signal is a little weak at times.

Cards “Aghast!” Humanity

Great ideas and frightening ideologies go unrealized, making the new film from Yûta Shimotsu a frustrating exercise.