Reviews

Any horror filmmaker looking to make a statement about pop-cultural excesses while ladling on the explicit blood ’n’ guts has…

The film, which charts the life and work of the tireless writer, loving family man, and (yes) Hall of Fame…

While it continues Krasinski’s potent rooting of sci-fi scares in relatable family dynamics, this is one sequel that feels fresh.

Pat Mills & Alyson M. Richards’ cabin-in-the-woods thriller may be written by and for queer-identifying genre lovers, but THE RETREAT’s…

Peter Daskaloff's film is all gore, no guts.

Mykee Morettini's Italian horror pastiche does a lot with very little.

Sporadically diverting, but the movie only occasionally clears the over-the-top high bar it sets for itself.

It recaptures some of the dreadful pleasures of the early SAWs without finding genuinely fresh directions.

Darren Lynn Bousman and Chris Rock deliver blood, guts, and character continuity.

Chino Moya's post-apocalyptic debut is ultimately as empty and boring as its dystopian cities.

Arvi Ragu explores the complexities of the human brain with this ambitious but confusing Sci-Fi Thriller.

The basic nature of SEPARATION’s supernatural evil isn’t even clear in one seriously confused movie.

Amelia Moses' film is an overwhelmingly poetic and disturbing story about an artist’s struggle with identity amidst creation.

Strong atmosphere and a stellar cast make Christopher Smith's newest film a welcome entry in the well-worn haunted house subgenre. 

Available for the very first time, this unique piece of wax casts a special spell and wonderfully acts as an…