Reviews

Susie Moloney and Robert Cuffley's great Canadian slow-burn explores the horrors of addiction with a supernatural twist.

Pretty awful–but it’s of interest more as a resurrected piece of horror history.

Chris Regan's quasi-slasher fails to deliver on its title.

Writer/director F.C. Rabbath's comedy-horror-romance tries to be too many things at once.

SHADOW trades visceral plausibility for rousing exaggeration in its final act and pulls it off.

Seth Breedlove's newest doc-drama offers up something for believers and skeptics alike.

These three dark atmospheric albums spoke to us in the midst of a fearful year.

In a scary year, these films offered catharsis and chills.

Greg Nicotero's slice of holiday horror is a tasty treat with just a few unsavory lumps.

It will warm your heart, stir your soul and, at several moments, disturb and unsettle you in profound ways.

With the help of a “beautifying” facial cream made from a mysterious flower, the evil residing in the hearts of…

Braden R. Duemmler's debut feature is formulaic and inane, driven along by a story and cast that are too dull…

Paul W.S. Anderson's newest video game adaptation barely engages viewer involvement.

Tara Johnson-Medinger's debut feature is a genuinely touching and realistically Goth-y teenage melodrama.

Ryan McGonagle's unseasonal Halloween slasher is a bland retread that's hard to remember the moment the credits roll.