Reviews
It's astronomically bloodier than Tobe Hooper’s trendsetter, yet it never feels nearly as frightening.by Michael Gingold
Ambiguity and family trauma seep throughout the tense fabric of Ruth Paxton’s THE BANQUET.by Deirdre Crimmins
Though there are moments of joy and terror, Lee Ann Kurr's film ultimately commits the cardinal teenage sin; it feels…by Jenn Adams
THE NIGHT HOUSE is a new high for David Bruckner, who has found a bona fide horror star in the…by Grace Detwiler
Bennett’s fully committed performance keeps us caught up in her mental and emotional plight.by Michael Gingold
It maintains an unflinching point of view, and there are no punches pulled when the going gets horrific.by Michael Gingold
As the duo descend into a rabbit hole of odd theorizing and obsession, it becomes both funny and eerie to…by Michael Gingold
The film addresses resonant real-life emotions through the prism of a bizarre genre piece.by Michael Gingold
It succeeds in achieving that balance necessary for a “requel” to work: giving fans the familiar elements they want with…by Michael Gingold
Altered Innocence has brought Spanish filmmaker Iván Zulueta's 1979 cult classic back to life for a new generation.by William J. Wright
Nostalgia and new nightmares manifest in this first offering from comics publisher American Mythology and James Kuhoric.by kleurvision
Throughout, it’s clear that a lot of thought went into bringing a little something extra to this premise.by Michael Gingold
It harks back to the horror and exploitation films of the ’70s and ’80s, which directly addressed then-current social issues…by Michael Gingold
The films on this top-11 list run the gamut of subjects, approaches and voices behind the camera.by Michael Gingold
A realm of sinister sights and manipulation, brought off with intoxicating style by del Toro and his collaborators.by Michael Gingold