Horror Reviews
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Stephen King’s ‘You Like It Darker’ Finds Beauty and Hope in Nihilistic Horror [Review]
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‘System Shock’ Review – Nightdive’s Remake Makes a Frustrating Leap to Consoles
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‘The Strangers: Chapter 1’ Review – New Trilogy Kicks Off with a Familiar Start
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‘Killer Klowns from Outer Space’ 4K Review – It’s Time to Upgrade This Movie One More Time
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Lifetime’s ‘The Manny’ Is a Fun, Silly Take on ‘The Stepfather’ [Review]
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‘Crow Country’ Masterfully Replicates PS1-Era Survival Horror [Review]
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‘The Last Stop in Yuma County’ Review – An Insanely Fun Single-Location Neo-Noir Thriller
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‘It Doesn’t Get Any Better Than This’ Review – Found Footage Movie Won ‘Best Feature’ at Salem Horror Fest
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“Pretty Little Liars: Summer School” Review – A Hot Girl Summer Turned Final Girl Summer
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‘I Saw the TV Glow’ Review – A Personal Portrait of Dysphoria and Surreal Horror
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‘Something in the Water’ Review – Shark Thriller Swims into Familiar Waters
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‘Tarot’ Review – The Monsters Shine in Simple Gateway Horror Movie
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‘This Never Happened’ Review – New Tubi Original Is an Unoriginal Ghost Story
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‘Eat the Reich’ Review – Vampires vs Nazis Tabletop RPG Plays Like a Blood-Splattered Blockbuster
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“Chucky” Season 3 Finale Review – A Satisfying Conclusion to a Delightfully Unhinged Season
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“Interview with the Vampire” Season 2 Review – A Sublime Evolution of AMC’s Anne Rice TV Series
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‘Slaughter Beach’ Review – Troma-Style Horror-Comedy Slasher Now Streaming on Tubi
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‘Clue: A New Comedy’ Stage Play Is a Slapstick Slasher That Lovingly Adapts Hasbro’s Board Game
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‘Welcome Week: A College Horror Anthology’ Brings Violence, Humor and Heart to Salem Horror Fest [Review]
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‘The King Tide’: An Island Town Rots with Moral Decay in Canadian Folk Horror Fable [Review]
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‘Infested’ Review – One of the Best Spiders Attack Horror Movies in Years
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‘Cinderella’s Revenge’ Review – Horror Adaptation Returns the Fairy Tale to Its Gruesome Roots
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‘Humane’ Review – Caitlin Cronenberg’s Darkly Funny Feature Debut
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Lifetime’s ‘Fatal Fixer Upper’ Needs a Few Plot Repairs [Review]
