Reviews

Christian Nilsson's meta thriller, starring Larry Fessenden, offers a clever, pandemic-time take on conspiracy theories.

It has more on its mind than many horror films, while also delivering the shocks and especially the atmosphere.

As far as international horror is concerned, this Thai flick gets a rating well above medium.

Heavily influenced by "Battle Royale," Masaya Kato's debut feature may just be dull enough to put you out of your…

It overall remains true to the tone of the movies that preceded it, and this jump to the small screen…

It successfully balances a lighthearted tone with the suspense of who among the ensemble will survive.

The study of the impact of trauma and horror on individual and collective psyches would land stronger if the film…

This sci-fi shocker explores the potential moral quandaries of nanotechnology, as bloodthirsty AI recruits an unwitting host.

Despite the title, the PG-13 rating is not pushed as much here as in VENOM.

Barrett steps into the role of director resulting in a vaguely entertaining, if slightly lifeless supernatural slasher.

Though completed before the events of 2020, Matt Patterson’s psychological horror film captures life in isolation in minute detail.

Sloppy execution, stilted performances, and an incoherent story keep this feminist fairy tale from ever taking flight.

Too often, it’s hard to know whether Wan and co. are kidding or not.

An intelligent and sometimes deeply disturbing study of how trauma echoes down past the initial tragedy, with a creepy creature…

What’s fresh and tantalizing in THE CHANGED is how seductive the change itself becomes to some of the small band…