Reviews
It’s no small achievement that Okumura and co. make UNSEEN a cohesive whole while intertwining a pair of plotlines with…by Michael Gingold
Shot in the hills of Scotland, from British filmmaker Christopher Smith (Triangle, Black Death), CONSECRATION spins the traditional possession tale…by Grace Detwiler
Some novel ideas and excellent performances are derailed by poor execution in this latest excursion into the venerable living dead…by Gabe Thomas
The characters have a number of funny moments in between attacks, and Banks directs the whole thing vigorously, even throwing…by Michael Gingold
SPIN THE WHEEL is a small film from Brimstone Pictures, a Canadian film company. They incorporate local talent and smaller…by Chris Hammond
Kevin Ignatius and Nick Psinakis' supernatural thriller is heavy on atmosphere but filled with bewildering moments.by Ricky J. Duarte
The new thriller from Carlos Montaner and Liz Fania Werner offers an interesting premise derailed by ponderous pacing.by Ricky J. Duarte
A prime example of a clickbait-friendly project realized without a shred of wit or imagination.by Michael Gingold
There are only so many times you can watch someone’s body or throat get violently savaged, with an accompanying geyser…by Michael Gingold
Had Ingmar Bergman directed a "CREEPSHOW" remake, it might have looked something like this.by Bethany Lake
Gabriel Bier Gislason’s feature debut is both a cross-cultural queer love story and a tale of demonic (dybbuk) possession that…by Grace Detwiler
It’s a lot more inventive than many similar films that have come before.by Michael Gingold
The worst nightmare of the lactose intolerant comes true in this must-see-it-to-believe-it re-imagining of the classic "Heidi" story.by Shawn Macomber
It has a terrific setup that establishes plenty of dramatic conflicts and questions.by Michael Gingold
What starts off as an attempt to resurrect the naturalistic found-footage style of sub-genre giant The Blair Witch Project, disintegrates…by Grace Detwiler