Reviews
[The filmmakers’] emphasis remains on mood and tension rather than tech gimmickry…their imagination is expressed in the way they elicit…by Michael Gingold
After more than four decades of seminal works and variations on the theme, there needed to be more invention applied…by Michael Gingold
It aptly interrogates and occasionally skewers (pun maybe intended) the current moment while delivering some very inventive kills and setpieces.by Shawn Macomber
The pace goes slack as the story spends way too much time with its generic characters going through generic paces.by Michael Gingold
Needlessly cruel and lacking the charm of the era it sets out to emulate, this slasher fails to evoke nostalgia.by Bill Reick
Funny and gratifying, with a career-making lead performance and a good measure of the monstrousby Deirdre Crimmins
Sammi Curr is back to rock in the heavy metal horror classic, available now from Red Shirt Home Video and…by Jeff Szpirglas
In Aimee Kuge’s debut slasher, a YouTuber eats boys for a good cause.by Payton McCarty-Simas
HEAD LIKE A HOLE is the very definition of making the most of limited means, just a handful of actors…by Michael Gingold
Blichfeldt is able to pointedly and scarily address her of-the-moment themes without breaking the finely crafted period spell her movie…by Michael Gingold
Linus O'Brien's new film will have you shivering in antici…by Rue Morgue Manor
Writer/director Shane Bannon and actor/producer Celina Bernstein craft a tense, darkly poetic thriller about fear, heartbreak, and unexpected human connection—premiering…by Grace Detwiler
It helps that LOCKED has as its lead Bill Skarsgård, just the right live-wire actor for this situation.by Michael Gingold
In this commanding feature debut, a father and daughter are held captive during a home invasion to play a set…by Rue Morgue Manor
A queer absurdist horror short from writer-actor Sophie Sagan-Gutherz and director Daisy Rosato, the film takes aim at performative allyship,…by Grace Detwiler