Reviews
Strong atmosphere and a stellar cast make Christopher Smith's newest film a welcome entry in the well-worn haunted house subgenre.by William J. Wright
Available for the very first time, this unique piece of wax casts a special spell and wonderfully acts as an…by Rue Morgue Manor
Joshua Land and Victor Fink's horror comedy is a scattershot attempt to squeeze the plot of Terry Zwigoff’s "Bad Santa"…by William J. Wright
Shudder's newest original wants you to forget everything you think you know about bloodsuckers.by Kevin Hoover
Marcos Gabriel's Brujeria-influenced shocker is an all-around good and scary effort.by Deirdre Crimmins
Writer-director Martin Grof manages to effectively channel the spirit of early Cronenberg in his taut sophomore effort.by William J. Wright
David Charbonier and Justin Powell craft a sharp, tight, careful-what-you-wish-for movie, largely without dialogue!by Deirdre Crimmins
A teenage runaway who's trapped by a delusional man pretends to be his daughter in order to escape.by Grace Detwiler
Without a trace, Susie Potter vanished from her home in the quiet town of Skidmore, Missouri. Ten years later two…by Grace Detwiler
On a rainy day in the 1990s, a projectionist’s daughter must confront the silent killer who stalks the rows of…by Grace Detwiler
Liz just wants to host the perfect dinner party but an unexpected guest sends the evening into chaos, with potentially…by Grace Detwiler
Troma takes on Brooklyn's gentrified Millenials in the sequel to the 2015 slasher spoof.by Rue Morgue Manor
Playful gore can't hide the film's glaring inconsistencies in character and tone.by Deirdre Crimmins
THE FEAST is a perfect example why you should avoid dinner parties at all costs.by Deirdre Crimmins
With her second feature, writer/director Corinna Faith demonstrates an unerring sense of composition and staging to create maximum moodby Michael Gingold