Reviews
Debuting on Shudder today, it’s ambitious, empathetic and downright unsettling in its depictions of motherhood and isolation.by Deirdre Crimmins
The film teeters on the edge of satire without ever fully embracing its potential to create that critical commentary on…by Deirdre Crimmins
The single greatest film about the art of special makeup ever made.by Mariam RM
Playing some of the grotesqueries for intentional humor allows the director to go increasingly over the top without losing hold…by Michael Gingold
Reasonably engaging for the first hour and change, before falling apart into one of the most contrived, absurd—and derivative—final acts…by Michael Gingold
It’s a true original, and a major highlight of the current international genre scene.by Michael Gingold
A lot of things go very right in GODHEAD that could have suffered at the hands of a less assured…by Deirdre Crimmins
It’s silly and sweet, sticky and stomach-churning—a truly disgusting delight.by Deirdre Crimmins
Author Brett McBean adapts another Jamie Blanks film with brutal aplomb.by Joel Harley
Camp Crystal Lake's favorite son takes a trip to Perdition for a bonkers serial killer team-up.by Joel Harley
The trappings may be familiar, but the people collide in unexpected ways, and Keating keeps both the dialogue and the…by Michael Gingold
Three fright films from across the globe converged and world-premiered at the New York City event.by Michael Gingold
A sumptuously produced but largely formulaic creature feature.by Michael Gingold
The assembled cast and crew do the Time Warp again as five decades of "ROCKY HORROR" fandom unfurl in this…by Bill Reick
Too much of the film is content to ride on humor-of-recognition and crudity rather than cleverness.by Michael Gingold