Reviews

Both films find their directors working in more mainstream mode than usual, and than their admirers would probably hope for.

Nostalgia and the new flesh get memberships at Blaster Video for a night of Canuxploitation carnage.

This is one supernatural storage war you don't want any part of.

I SAW THE TV GLOW is unnerving and disarming. It gets under the skin, and it is a welcome disruption.

It represents the filmmakers asking you to pay full theater admission price for what is essentially a 91-minute prologue for…

Brazilian filmmaker Daniel Bandeira explores the horrors of the economic divide in this tense, socially conscious thriller.

Eighteen-year-old filmmaker George Barron's surreal first feature is a stylish but flawed David Lynch pastiche.

A subject that could be adapted in all kinds of intriguing ways is reduced to a hopelessly formulaic youth-in-peril flick.

Filmmaker Adrien Beau pays homage to the look and style of '70s horror in this deliberately paced folkloric thriller.

BEWARE THE BOOGEYMAN is an good-natured attempt at resurrecting the portmanteau horror film, but good intentions are sadly undermined by…

Director Baloji's new film evokes spirituality and surrealism while exploring Congolese cultural beliefs.

Director Benjamin Brewer and screenwriter Mike Nilon put time and thought into picturing what happens after the world ends.

Small Town Monsters barks up the wrong tree by exclusively featuring witness accounts for their latest cryptid documentary's entire runtime.

Michael Felker's "THINGS WILL BE DIFFERENT" is a terrifying speculative fiction film that asks, “What if?” and answers that question…

A movie that goes for broke in highly entertaining fashion.