Movie Review: “WOLVES” Explores the Icy Depths of Loneliness
Despite a glacial pace, writer-director Danny Dunlop's psychological thriller is a disturbing dive into isolation and identity loss.
Salem Horror Fest ’23 Movie Review: “THE ONES YOU DIDN’T BURN” is a Revenge Story Centuries in the Making
Despite tricky underlying assumptions, THE ONES YOU DIDN’T BURN will find a way to make its point known and weave its message of feminist empowerment into your heart.
Salem Horror Fest ’23: “T BLOCKERS” Director Alice Maio Mackay Talks The Future Of Queer Horror
At 18 years old, Alice Maio Mackay has crafted four feature films – primarily casting trans, gay, and non-binary actors in lead roles. Further, she’s already working on an untitled fifth Christmas-themed horror film featuring ghosties, a true-crime podcaster, and a gory good time. Her latest feature T BLOCKERS debuted at 2023’s Salem Horror Fest.
Salem Horror Fest ’23 Movie Review: “BURY THE BRIDE” Gives Bachelorette Parties a Good Name
In Spider One's BURY THE BRIDE, a raunchy weekend of country fun may go disastrously wrong for the bachelorette and her friends, but audiences will be treated to a deliciously jaw-dropping trip down the aisle of death.
Salem Horror Fest ’23 Movie Review: “IN A DARK, DARK ROOM” Gets Lost in the Darkness
Movies about witches usually come in two flavors: those that vilify and those that sympathize. The Ukrainian film, IN A DARK, DARK ROOM is the former.
