Reviews

I always enjoy a good nature-amok flick, or even a not-so-great one that’s been done with enthusiasm, so I had…

Never less than intriguing and often attention-grabbing, it’s also uneven and a little messy in its development.

The Shudder Original blends ghost stories, personal missions, and dark family history.

What gives its frights weight and meaning is the finely tuned relationship between its central parent and maturing child.

It’s consistently absorbing as it plunges deep into a Southern Gothic milieu where you can’t escape the sins of your…

It successfully carries on the gruesome imagination and decrepit, unsettling mood that hooked audiences the first time around.

Epix’s new King-inspired limited series is a straightforward and heart-wrenching tale of classic vampire mythology with real bite.

Stephen King's latest presents some of the author's most endearing personal philosophies in the guise of a hard-boiled crime novel.

It’s one of the true transformative movie experiences of the year.

Bad acting and inadequate plot development make for a film that's about as thrilling as being spit up on.

The scripting is so awkward and overdone that it sometimes elicits giggles rather than the intended gasps.

Erin Vassilopoulos' first feature is a retro thriller about identity, family and the urge for escape.

In this 1973 offering, Romero scares us with the most terrifying material of all: reality.

Largely a rehash of the previous sleeper hit, ignoring the potential suggested by its subtitle.

Its revelations are smartly ticked off amidst a scenario that also has plenty of room for scary stuff of its…