Reviews

The cult icon’s return to horror is a suspenseful - if at times derivative - fight for survival.

This great and diverse graphic novel serves as both a perfect companion and homage to the band’s 34-year-old thrash-metal masterpiece.

The new thriller from Argentine filmmakers Martín Blousson and Macarena García Lenzi is available now from Dark Star Pictures.

If only the movie really dug into its subject to come up with something beyond the usual talking points and…

It works solidly as both a stand-alone chiller and to lay the foundation for the films to come.

The film has a strong start but crawls to a mediocre resolution.

Larry Wade Carrell's film takes viewers on a rollercoaster ride of strange, often violent, shenanigans.

Kirby Voss turns in a well-crafted, though not flawless, drama about the real-life horrors of alcoholism.

Andre Alfa's film wants clout for tackling heavy subjects without taking the time to develop a cogent narrative or well-rounded…

Matthan Harris's film falls very short of the glory of the great horned guy.

The Apple TV+ limited series based on a script adapted by its author, Stephen King, is a clearly realized vision…

Greg A. Sager's psychological chiller mistakes contrived revelations for good storytelling.

The third in the film series begins showing signs of franchise fatigue.

It has a morbidly amusing personality all its own, and Voss’ committed turn makes it a keeper.

Damian McCarthy's film seems more interested in defining itself by all the tropes it doesn’t fall into rather than doing…