Reviews
It’s as fascinating as it is frightening.by Michael Gingold
Kd Armond and Sarah Zanotti's one-woman horror film is much more than meets the eye.by Rue Morgue Manor
Indie director Neil McCay does more with less in his new supernatural thriller, TRIP.by Joel Harley
Four short film highlights from Panic Fest 2022: THE ROTTING OF CASEY CULPEPPER, THE PEY, THEY SEE YOU, THE SOUND.by Grace Detwiler
As it turns out, this is rather more a Raimi film in content than style.by Michael Gingold
Part survival horror and part religious satire, REVEALER, the debut feature from director Luke Boyce, had its US premiere at…by Grace Detwiler
This grisly French black comedy beats an extremely unorthodox path to your heart, mind and funny bone.by Michael Gingold
Christopher Wesley Moore's latest is a clever indie outing that punches way above its budget.by Kevin Hoover
Fresh from its limited run at Toronto's Scotiabank Theatre, KICKING BLOOD is a treat for anyone eternally on team vampire.by Harleigh Keriazes
It’s rooted in stark, visceral reality, shot through with touches of the supernatural and surreal that mesh well under Eggers’…by Michael Gingold
The Karen Gillian ("Doctor Who," "Guardians Of The Galaxy")-starring sci-fi feature invokes “Black Mirror” by using cloning to tell a…by Grace Detwiler
Having world-premiered at Cinequest in 2021, and following a successful festival run, Alexandra Loreth (writer/star) and Kevin Pontuti (writer/director)’s indie…by Grace Detwiler
Genre fans will recognize the devices Okuno employs and suspect how they’ll pay off, and the director skillfully teases those…by Michael Gingold
Simply put, this is not the preferred comics-based bat man to see on screens right now.by Michael Gingold
Despite bleeding passion out of every pore, BITCH ASS gets bogged down by its own aspirations.by Rue Morgue Manor