Movie Review: “BEAST OF WAR” scores a victory with historical sharksploitation
It's a by now familiar but still effectively elemental survival situation, one that Roache-Turner wrings for both interpersonal tension and toothy thrills.
It's a by now familiar but still effectively elemental survival situation, one that Roache-Turner wrings for both interpersonal tension and toothy thrills.
The smart, deadly psychological thriller debuts at Screamfest LA this weekend.
Austrian writer/director and provocateur Johannes Grenzfurthner’s latest explores the legacy of hate and human liquefaction.
[The filmmakers] deliciously turn the screws, lacing the gory goings-on with a generous helping of black humor.
The tricks outweigh the treats in director Colin Krawchuk's stylish but meandering second feature-length killer clown flick.