Movie Review: “DEATH CAST” and the Slasher Made Real
Marinelli’s film confronts us with the reality of what we would actually do in a slasher situation, asking how willing we would be to carry out the classic roles demanded by the subgenre.
Marinelli’s film confronts us with the reality of what we would actually do in a slasher situation, asking how willing we would be to carry out the classic roles demanded by the subgenre.
With a clever conceit and an engaging central couple, Craig Singer's time loop horror film is built to last.
Director Teddy Grennan tells the story of a luxurious resort home invaded by masked killers in an innovative way that makes the simple premise feel fresh and new.
By lovingly digging up dusty old genre tropes and presenting them on a bright, bloody, silver platter, Pierre Tsigaridis manages to upend expectations in a refreshing way.
Director Adam Stilwell crafts a lush and mysterious psychological horror film that draws the audience in with its stylish atmosphere before delivering a knockout punch in the final act.