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This clever little indie shocker explores purgatory and demons, not cursed burial grounds.by Michael Gingold
Who was the sadistic serial killer who killed 10 women a decade ago and then disappeared?by kleurvision
In TONE-DEAF there are as many laughs as there are reasons to cry in frustration and scream in fright.by Deirdre Crimmins
The third game in 4A Games' Metro series features some breathtakingly gorgeous post-apocalyptic action, but how does it compare to…by Rue Morgue Manor
In GIRL ON THE THIRD FLOOR, the body fluids you find are just as likely to be from a sexual…by Deirdre Crimmins
The classic, eerie TV ghost stories of SHADES OF DARKNESSby kleurvision
The writer/director’s first feature, the science shocker NO TELLING, was subtitled THE FRANKENSTEIN COMPLEX, and now he has returned to…by Michael Gingold
An all-cylinders scarefest done with all the panache Peele displayed in his previous movie, and one in which the metaphors…by Michael Gingold
In honour of International Women's Day, we chat with the stars of "Level 16" about living through a misogynist dystopia.by kleurvision
Cary Granat recalls the triumph of Wes Craven's slasher hit, the troubles with Guillermo del Toro's insect thriller, etc.by Michael Gingold
2019 marks the 30-year anniversary of a film that could’ve looked very different if its original director had helmed the…by Rue Morgue Manor
The trouble is, the filmmakers don’t properly set Peter up for what happens to him in TREEHOUSE’s second half.by Michael Gingold
Illicit sex, decadent wealth and blood-letting combine in the unjustly forgotten THE BLACK ROOM (1982)by kleurvision
Our very own Monstro Bizarro columnist talks about his latest release: MOMO: THE STRANGE CASE OF THE MISSOURI MONSTER, now…by Rue Morgue Manor
I would be hard pressed to find any major flaw in this elegantly awkward fantasy.by kleurvision