Reviews
Writer/director Dillon Brown's entry in the polarizing sub genre makes up for its minimal budget with a ton of heart.by Rue Morgue Manor
WOODLAND GREY is slow and weird for weirdness sake, in a way that is neither thoughtful nor rewarding.by Rue Morgue Manor
This beautiful, disquieting remake of the 2013 Korean horror film delves into the inequity and iniquity of American society.by Shawn Macomber
Fidelity to the original IP is certainly to be valued in a cinematic adaptation, but it shouldn’t be the only…by Michael Gingold
Reitman handles the action sequences with verve, and whips up a few spooky setpieces too, but it would have been…by Michael Gingold
A toy-store-set, Bruce Campbell-starring satirical monster-carnage romp in time for Thanksgiving? Yes, please!by Shawn Macomber
Any successful shark attack movie lives and dies based on two elements: engaging human characters and believable effects. GREAT WHITE…by Jenn Adams
Though the film is gorgeous, it is essentially a rather lifeless story dressed up in extravagance.by Jenn Adams
It will appeal to those curious about the international horror scene and fans of slow-burn, atmospheric terror, even if it…by Michael Gingold
With a clever conceit and an engaging central couple, Craig Singer's time loop horror film is built to last.by Jenn Adams
Director Teddy Grennan tells the story of a luxurious resort home invaded by masked killers in an innovative way that…by Jenn Adams
By lovingly digging up dusty old genre tropes and presenting them on a bright, bloody, silver platter, Pierre Tsigaridis manages…by Rue Morgue Manor
It quickly brings its fully realized characters to life, sets the stakes—and then raises them again and again until the…by Shawn Macomber
Director Adam Stilwell crafts a lush and mysterious psychological horror film that draws the audience in with its stylish atmosphere…by Jenn Adams
It’s second-hand and overly familiar, and misses the chance to truly re-energize the PARANORMAL franchise.by Michael Gingold