Bloody Disgusting’s Morbius review is spoiler-free. Spider-Man: No Way Home opened up the multiverse and introduced the vast potential for crossovers and introductions to Spider-Man’s more horror-based...
Near Dark is back on Shudder… plus more horror gems to stream in April! April is already upon us, and the various streaming services are preparing...
This spoiler-free “Moon Knight” review is based on the first three episodes. The marketing behind the latest Marvel series arriving on Disney+ has promised an atypical,...
Dinner parties always invite a recipe for disaster in horror. Or rather, dinner table etiquette tends to breed tension as social fears get exaggerated or exploited. Barbarians uses...
Falling for the trickery of April Fools’ Day often leads to hurt feelings or anger at being duped. In horror, though, it can be downright deadly....
Filmmaker and horror icon Larry Fessenden has developed an extensive career creating and supporting independent horror. The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) is celebrating with a retrospective...
EPIX’s new horror mystery box series, “From,” is now over halfway through its inaugural season. We’re no closer to solving the strange circumstances that have trapped...
Netflix’s supernatural horror series “Archive 81” debuted in January, where it quickly broke into the streaming service’s Top 10 and became a buzzed-about title. However, despite...
Horror has finally seeped much more overtly into superhero cinema between the upcoming Moon Knight, Morbius, Werewolf by Night, and an MCU update on Blade. But perhaps they all...
Warning: this The Batman deleted scene includes spoilers. Those that stayed through the end credits of Matt Reeves‘ The Batman were prompted to head to rataalada.com....
As promised, A24 has unveiled the full trailer for Ex Machina and Annihilation director Alex Garland‘s latest, Men, after yesterday’s ominous tease and a poster reveal. If the full...
This interview contains some spoilers for X. Ti West’s X, out in theaters now, unleashes a full-throttle, savage throwback slasher with surprising humor (my review). Shortly...
Spider-Man’s Jacob Batalon stars in “Reginald the Vampire,” a dramedy in the works at Syfy based on Johnny B. Truant’s Fat Vampire book series. The 10-episode series is expected to...
Ti West’s X blends modern style with throwback grit for his original ’70s set slasher. Like the filmmaker did with The House of the Devil, West imbues...
Netflix’s latest bears all the familiar hallmarks of a dystopian thriller. Nebulously defined wars. Militarized civilians tasked with a perilous quest guaranteed to dwindle their numbers....
Bloody Disgusting’s Umma review is spoiler-free. Writer/Director Iris K. Shim’s feature debut, Umma works as a rare example of a movie that would’ve been better served without the...
Bloody Disgusting’s “Halo” review covers the first two episodes. Adapting popular video games, particularly those with extensive history, creates a daunting task in appeasing longtime fans...
Ti West‘s X made its world premiere at SXSW and arrives in theaters on March 18, unleashing a full-throttle, savage throwback slasher with surprising humor (my review). Shortly...
The genre offerings aren’t just limited to the feature film categories at the SXSW Film Festival but television, too, among shorts, music videos, and beyond. The...
The conventional slasher formula is simple; a killer, usually masked, embarks on a murder spree, picking their targets off one by one in a variety of...
No matter the production, whether it’s a small indie horror movie or a summer blockbuster, actor Nicolas Cage always turns in a memorable performance. He’s a Hollywood performer...
One of last year’s best horror movies is Justin Powell and David Charbonier’s thrilling indie horror The Boy Behind the Door, an unrelentingly intense boundary-pushing thriller (our review). Now, the gripping, powerful...
Bloody Disgusting’s X movie review is spoiler free. It’s been almost an entire decade since writer/director Ti West‘s last horror feature, The Sacrament. Far too long. Luckily,...
Ti West’s X made its world premiere at the SXSW Film Festival last night, ahead of its theatrical release on March 18, 2022. At the Q&A after...
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