Reviews

But don't skip Bruce Wemple's new cryptid-on-cryptid matchup if you like seeing rubbery B-movie monsters wail on each other.

The challenge of condensing James Herbert’s sprawling novel into a single feature film is one Spiliotopoulos hasn’t surmounted.

It delivers on the long-anticipated promise of its title, and demands to be seen (safely) on the biggest screen possible.

In his penultimate role, Klaus Kinski plays a knock-off version of the infamous count against a stunningly eerie Venice backdrop.

The initial amusement at the appropriation of TRAINING DAY-esque standards for a supernatural scenario runs dry as the familiar beats…

Kier-La Janisse’s massive documentary is a crucial watch for every horror fan.

It’s a carefully controlled, well-thought-out and finely crafted film that’s being sold as a monster movie but is really a…

Philip Gelatt and Morgan Galen King craft an imaginative world without flinching or sparing the audience from trauma.

Peter Hsieh's crime caper actually lives up to its "neo-noir" moniker.

It's an uneven and uneasy marriage of media-age satire and over-the-top bloodshed.

Ryan Barton-Grimley's ode to cheese is an easy recommend for anyone who loves making fun of '80s movies.

Balancing style with substance is a tricky thing, and while not fully successful, Jacob Gentry's techno-noir plays a good game.

South African director Jaco Bouwer plants his own flag on environmental horror.

It will make you think twice about getting back to taking road trips.

Christopher Soren Kelly's sci-fi mystery defies classification.