Movie Review: The “TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE” is getting a little rusty
It's astronomically bloodier than Tobe Hooper’s trendsetter, yet it never feels nearly as frightening.
It's astronomically bloodier than Tobe Hooper’s trendsetter, yet it never feels nearly as frightening.
Ambiguity and family trauma seep throughout the tense fabric of Ruth Paxton’s THE BANQUET.
Though there are moments of joy and terror, Lee Ann Kurr's film ultimately commits the cardinal teenage sin; it feels like it’s trying too hard.
THE NIGHT HOUSE is a new high for David Bruckner, who has found a bona fide horror star in the prolific Rebecca Hall.
Bennett’s fully committed performance keeps us caught up in her mental and emotional plight.