SXSW
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Exclusive ‘Initiation’ Clip Chased Down by a Killer [Video]
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IFC Midnight Sets the Table for Eco-Horror ‘The Feast’
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Bigfoot True Crime, Sci-fi Romantic Nightmares, and ‘90s Psychological Thrills Round Out SXSW’s Episodic Premieres
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[SXSW Review] Vampire Comedy ‘Jakob’s Wife’ Struggles to Keep Up With Barbara Crampton’s Standout Performance
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[SXSW Review] ‘Sound of Violence’ Has a Muddled Message About Trauma
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[SXSW Review] Amazon Series “Them” Gets Off to Solid Start with Intensity and Relentless Terror
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[SXSW Review] ‘The Spine of Night’ Is a High Concept, Ultra-Violent Fantasy Epic
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[SXSW Review] ‘Offseason’ Offers Mild Thrills Amidst a Thin Narrative
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[SXSW Review] ‘The Feast’ is Bloody Good Eco-Horror
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[SXSW Review] Psychological Thriller ‘Here Before’ Dissolves Reality with Simplistic Mystery
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[SXSW Review] ‘Broadcast Signal Intrusion’ Is an Eerie But Empty Tech-Noir Conspiracy Thriller
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SXSW: ‘The Feast’ Clip Tours a House With a Strange Room [Video]
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SXSW Short ‘Don’t Peek’ Scares Up a Feature Adaptation With Timur Bekmambetov
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‘Here Before’: A Grief-Stricken Andrea Riseborough Haunted In First Clip Ahead of SXSW Premiere
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[SXSW Review] ‘Woodlands Dark and Days Bewitched: A History of Folk Horror’ Dives Deep Into Subgenre Analysis
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Jacob Gentry Investigates a ‘Broadcast Signal Intrusion’, Creepy Tapes, and Android Nightmare Fuel [SXSW Interview]
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‘Sound of Violence’ Clip: BDSM Brings Sonic Pleasure to ‘Scream’s Jasmin Savoy Brown [SXSW]
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SXSW’s ‘Sasquatch’ Documentary From Mark & Jay Duplass Stomps Its Way to Hulu on April 20th
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SXSW: The ‘Sound of Violence’ Returns to a Murder Witness, Played by ‘Scream’ Star Jasmin Savoy Brown! [Images]
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The Forest Fights Back in Stunning ‘Gaia’ Teaser Trailer [SXSW]
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Yellow Veil Pictures Handling Animated ‘The Spine of Night’ Ahead of SXSW Premiere
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SXSW Slasher ‘Sound of Violence’ Already Acquired by Gravitas Ventures; Watch the Trailer!
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The 2021 SXSW Film Festival Will ‘Broadcast’ Midnighter Horror Films Virtually! [Images]
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[Review] Shudder’s “Cursed Films” Provides Fascinating Examination of Horror’s Most Infamous Movie Curses