Category: Horror
‘Weapons’ Film Review: The Kids Are Not Alright
Cregger has fun playing with his audience, and has designed a work that will appeal to horror fanatics as well as the casual horror watcher.
The New Teaser For ‘Wednesday’ Season 2 Promises Macabre Fun
The Halloween season gets an exciting two month jumpstart with this unique and gothically entertaining hit series.
‘Sinners’ Film Review: From Dusk to Mississippi Delta Dawn
Ryan Coogler is one of the best filmmakers working today. Sinners is one hell of a motion picture
‘Death of a Unicorn’ Film Review: Comedy and Horror Struggle For Interest
Death of a Unicorn finds its strongest point in its marvelous cast.
‘The Monkey’ Film Review: A Joyously Macabre King Adaptation
Perkins goes all in with an exuberantly vicious tone and a bevy of gloriously over the top death scenes that will have gore fans cheering.
‘Heart Eyes’ Film Review: A Clever, Funny, and Bloody Valentine
Heart Eyes is a brisk, breezy, bloody, and quite funny genre mix that is one of the pleasures of this new cinematic year.
‘Presence’ Film Review: Artful Ghost Tale With Voyeuristic Intentions
Soderbergh knows how to keep his audience in the grasp of fear, as the film cuts its artfully labyrinthine path through human emotion and paranormal observation.
‘Nosferatu’ Film Review: A Supremely Frightening Horror Masterpiece
a darkly sexual tragedy of the macabre that takes its place as one of the great horror films of the past few decades.
‘Y2K’ Film Review: Nostalgia Comedy and Goofy Horror Make for Uneven Fun
The re-creation of the period feels natural and unforced, while the script’s breezy comedy fits well with Y2K’s accurate portrait of the era.
‘Séance’ Film Review: A Moody, Involving, Chamber Piece
an intimate and focused examination of the complexity of human sexuality, marriage, and loss told through a ghostly tale.