Horror Reviews
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‘Quicksand’ Review – Shudder’s Survival Thriller Gets Stuck in the Mud
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“Undead Murder Farce” Review – A Gothic Horror Supernatural Detective Anime About a Severed Head
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‘Child’s Play: A Visual Memoir’ Review – Tom Holland Celebrates 35 Years of a Horror Classic in New Book
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‘Bird Box Barcelona’ Review – Netflix’s Standalone Spinoff Goes Big on Thrills But Light on Story
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“The Walking Dead: Dead City” Review – Episode 4 Takes the Fight to Madison Square Garden
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“What We Do in the Shadows” Season 5 Review – FX’s Vampire Comedy Still Feels as Fresh as Ever
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‘Cocaine Shark’ Review – Too Little Creature Feature Mayhem Sinks This Schlocky Throwback
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‘Insidious: The Red Door’ Review – A Sentimental Swan Song for the Lambert Family
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“The Horror of Dolores Roach” Review – Sweeney Todd-Like Cannibal Comedy Series Spins its Wheels
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‘The Callisto Protocol’ DLC Review – “The Final Transmission” Fails to Improve on a Flawed Base Game
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‘Superposition’ Review – A Character Driven Doppelgänger Thriller
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‘Bldg. N’ Review – Japanese Haunted Apartment Movie Can’t Fill Its Own Vacancy
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‘Disorder’ Review – Mongolian Horror Movie Slyly Plays With Perception
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‘Aliens: Dark Descent’ Review – Brutal Tactics and Nail-Biting Experience Captures the Essence of ‘Aliens’
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‘Bad Girl Boogey’ Review – Queer Slasher Provides Gruesome Kills and Profound Social Commentary
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‘Creepshow’ 4K Ultra HD Review – Scream Factory Gives Fresh Life to the Quintessential Horror Anthology
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‘Trim Season’ Review – A Bewitching Exploration of Gender, Magic, and Marijuana
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‘Tearsucker’ Review – Disappointing Stalker Story Becomes an Essay on Misogyny
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‘Invoking Yell’ Review – Macabre Found Footage Tale from Chile Opens The Witches Bible
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“The Walking Dead: Dead City” Review – Episode 2 Surprises with the Return of Brutal Negan
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‘God Is a Bullet’ Review – Maika Monroe and Nikolaj Coster-Waldau Shine in Unrelenting Gauntlet of Violence
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“Skull Island” Review – Netflix Animated Series Goes Big on Monster Adventure
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‘Camp Pickens’ Review – Archie Horror Tackles the Slasher Genre with a Fun Anthology Comic
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‘Layers of Fear’ Review – Reimagined Horror Experience Does Little to Improve Upon the Recent Past
