FrightFest ’21 Review: A silly case of “CRABS!”
I always enjoy a good nature-amok flick, or even a not-so-great one that’s been done with enthusiasm, so I had a pretty decent time with this one.
Movie Review: The new “CANDYMAN” has enough to hook you
Never less than intriguing and often attention-grabbing, it’s also uneven and a little messy in its development.
Fantasia ‘21 Movie Review: “Martyrs Lane” Plays Games With Death
The Shudder Original blends ghost stories, personal missions, and dark family history.
Fantasia ’21 Movie Review: “HELLBENDER” keeps folk horror in the family
What gives its frights weight and meaning is the finely tuned relationship between its central parent and maturing child.
Fantasia ’21 Movie Review: “WHAT JOSIAH SAW” looks deep into horrific family dysfunction
It’s consistently absorbing as it plunges deep into a Southern Gothic milieu where you can’t escape the sins of your parents no matter how far you run.
