Judy (Chet Siegel) and her band, Duh, have many great opportunities on the horizon. They’ve just quit their jobs so they can embark on their first-ever...
Malgorzata Szumowska’s The Other Lamb comes at a unique time in American history. The coronavirus is currently a daily threat, and it’s being mishandled by our...
Warning: Light spoilers ahead. To those who love film, it comes as no surprise that Hollywood so often tries to distance itself from real-life tragedy. Horror,...
Fans of dark, moody horror films have been having a good last few years. Films like A Dark Song, Satan’s Slaves, and Terrified are all unique...
Most of us have some connection to Alvin Schwartz’s iconic book series Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark. These are the books that we would...
Reinert Kiil’s latest directorial venture, The House (aka Huset), sees two Nazi soldiers, Jurgen Kreiner (Mats Reinhardt) and Andreas Fleiss (Frederik von Luttichau), as well as...
Otavio and Gilda are a wealthy Brazilian couple who enjoy partying with friends and living a luxurious lifestyle. They look like any other upper-class people, but...
It’s hard to deny that we horror fans are suckers for a good cabin-in-the-woods movie. You have your Evil Dead types, Friday the 13th styles, even...
Following up his 2016 debut film Clowntown, director Tom Nagel returns with his second feature film, The Toybox. As Charles (Greg Violand) and his estranged family...
Blumhouse’s latest straight-to-Netflix film, Chris Eigeman’s Seven In Heaven puts a peculiar twist on the classic party game. It follows Jude (Travis Tope), a somewhat nerdy...
If you had trust issues before, director Jon Knautz’s latest feature, The Cleaning Lady, will only make them worse. Co-written by Knautz and Alexis Kendra, The...
Love them or hate them, most everyone can agree that Larry Cohen’s films are, to quote Mick Garris, “Radically unique entertainment.” Director Steve Mitchell’s feature-length debut...
If you’re fatigued from an over-saturation of zombie movies, don’t lose faith just yet. Writer/director Dominique Rocher’s feature debut The Night Eats the World is a...
The Russian Bride opens with a beautiful, retro title card featuring bright red script, paired with an eerie violin score, setting the tone for a cinematic...
Fans of writer-director Pascal Laugier’s vicious, bleak Martyrs (2008) have been patiently waiting for the filmmaker’s next exploration of human suffering. For better or worse, six...
If you’re in the market to have a thoroughly frustrating time, look no further. Stuntman-turned-director Johnny Martin brings us his latest film, Delirium, a would-be supernatural...
Anyone who has dealt with the disease of addiction in their lives knows what an absolute nightmare it can be. Director Sonny Malhi’s second feature film,...
We all love and need a good creature feature once in a while. Director Ryan Bellgardt’s The Jurassic Games is not that. As the title might...
If you think you’ve seen everything the coming-of-age narrative style has to offer, you haven’t seen director Lisa Bruhlmann’s fantastical, surreal debut film, Blue My Mind, which...
After a night of drinking and partying, a group of friends decide to pay a visit to nearby abandoned Holmesburg Prison, an enormous, decaying structure in...
The past decade or so has given us so many wonderful instant classics that the “most horror movies are terrible” myth is slowly, but surely, becoming...
If you’re looking for a new cult classic to champion, search no further. Mark L. Lester’s Class of 1999 delivers all the action and off-the-wall weirdness...
As Dylan Minnette’s character, Logan, points out in The Open House, the concept of “open houses” is a strange one. Logan notes that countless strangers wander...
If you’ve ever wondered what a cross between Ouija (2014), The Bye Bye Man (2017), and a heavy dose of Insidious (2010) would look like, search...
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