Reviews
The filmmakers keep the twists and surprises coming, taking the audience into unexpected places that are both unsettlingly strange and…by Michael Gingold
On every level, it evinces a high level of care and thought, meshing personal pain with supernatural terror to conjure…by Michael Gingold
David Dastmalchian challenges his celebrity friends to get six feet deep about life and death.by Jessica Buck
The whole movie is so dependent on nostalgia, at the expense of any meaningful variations on the themes and plotting…by Michael Gingold
R.T. Thorne's latest paints a profoundly chilling portrait of a world that may be all too near.by Rue Morgue Manor
Joel Harley is road trippin' to Tromaville and gets his hands dirty with the not-novelization of 1984's THE TOXIC AVENGER.by Joel Harley
[Director Gareth] Edwards approaches the material like a horror film, and taps into the primal terror of something much larger…by Michael Gingold
This time out, with more “at stake” amidst yakking exposition, the returns are diminishing.by Michael Gingold
The filmmakers are out to recapture the bone-deep fear and ferocious intensity of 28 DAYS… while maintaining a deep connection…by Michael Gingold
This middling, messy, distractingly shaky-cammed, run-of-the-mill possession movie misses the opportunity to explore new facets of the exorcism subgenre.by Ricky J. Duarte
From the creators of IN SEARCH OF DARKNESS comes a new multi-part documentary chronicling horror gaming across five decades.by Rue Morgue Manor
It’s a human who’s the deadliest species of all, as embodied by an actor who sinks his teeth into his…by Michael Gingold
Danny and Michael Philippou confirm their bona fides as purveyors of seriously disturbing horror, once again rooted in the inability…by Michael Gingold
It’s a shallow callback to ’80s slashers that pays only the briefest lip service to its FEAR STREET predecessors.by Michael Gingold
Author Bridgett Nelson's novelization is a wryly subversive take on its source material that finally gives its titular character a…by Joel Harley