Movie Review: Stay far away from “CAMP PLEASANT LAKE”
There’s no visual invention or stylistic ambition to compensate for the microbudget look and slapdash plotting.
Movie Review: Get on the trail of an ancient curse in the forests of “LOVELY, DARK, AND DEEP”
A ranger with a secret braves a forest full of surrealist horrors in writer/director Teresa Sutherland’s feature debut.
Movie Review: One man’s internal darkness manifests externally in “THERE IS A MONSTER”
As Jack’s spiral accelerates...[the movie] becomes an interesting ethical window for its audience.
Movie Review: A prehistory of violence in “OUT OF DARKNESS”
It succeeds for most of its running time as an elemental survival-horror saga, stripped down…with a commendably focused narrative.
“DEAD END” and “THE POWER OF THE STRIKE:” Queer Horror Shorts From Dima Barch
Dima Barch is a name you need to know. A Russian political refugee, the twenty-five year-old journalist turned filmmaker has arrived on the genre film scene with his harrowing queer horror short films, "Dead End" and "The Power of the Strike."
