Reviews
If the basics of SMILE are standard, the writer/director has filled in the details in intriguing and scary ways.by Michael Gingold
The ultimate love letter to the inspiration for a generation's coulrophobia. Available on Digital Download October 3rd and Blu-ray on…by Jillian Kristina
Florence Pugh and director Olivia Wilde’s sterling command of craft help the movie over some considerable bumps in its narrative…by Michael Gingold
For Turkish writer/director, and star of PINK RABBIT, Zetkin Yıkılmış, what it means to make a horror film is to…by Grace Detwiler
Despite a few shocking kills, there’s little in this fish film to make anyone scared to go back into the…by Jenn Adams
Both lineups offered especially intriguing, consistently engrossing and sometimes quite frightening slices of horror, science fiction, fantasy and general weirdness.by Michael Gingold
Mark Mylod's biting black comedy is a delicious trifle but far from a main course.by Ryan Coleman
The SCREAM scribe cuts to the bone with an effective new slasher directed by John Hyams.by Ryan Coleman
It has been significantly watered down from its nerve-wracking predecessor.by Michael Gingold
The mix of empathy and tension in West’s filmmaking and Goth’s acting makes it both a worthy follow-up to X…by Michael Gingold
The critically acclaimed short film delivers a surprising message wrapped in bizarre, brilliant imagery.by Rue Morgue Manor
One waits in slowly dwindling hope for LaBute to deliver something deeper and more complex.by Michael Gingold
From minute one, writer/director Zach Cregger demonstrates that he knows exactly what he’s doing.by Michael Gingold
A confidently made entry in the animal-attack subgenre that will hold few surprises for fans of the form.by Michael Gingold
The most comprehensive collection of the cult filmmaker's work is coming this month!by Rue Morgue Manor