Writer/director Chris Nash wrings considerable suspense out of foregrounding his villain, as we watch him get closer and closer to his unsuspecting targets.
Election time has a way of setting people at each other’s throats anyway, and it here provides a background of extra intrigue.
Just when you thought you were safe from the holidays, writer Joel Harley resurrects the spirit of the season with the first installment of his movie tie-in column.
A murderer’s row of character actors play a literal murderer’s row of escaped madmen in this cruel little film directed by Jack Sholder.
Privilege and youth are no protection when the lights go out in Steve Wolsh’s study of psychological and physical extremes.
