Horror Reviews
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[Review] Netflix’s ‘His House’ Brings the Perfect Chills for the Halloween Season
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[Review] ‘Freaky’ Is a Fun Slasher Comedy Love Letter to Teen Cinema!
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[Review] ‘The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope’ Isn’t as Bewitching as It Could Be
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[Review] ‘Spell’ Fails to Conjure Up Compelling Hoodoo Tale
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[Review] ‘Come Play’ Applies Scare-Filled Creepypasta Horror to Family Drama
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[Review] ‘The Craft: Legacy’ Invokes a Mixed Bag of Spells
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[Review] ‘Toys of Terror’ Favors Retro Yuletide Fun Over Scares
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[Review] Overlong ‘The Empty Man’ Fills Emptiness With Boredom
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[Review] ‘Pumpkin Jack’ Brings Distilled Halloween Vibes to its Imperfect 3D Platforming
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[Review] ‘The Witches’ Reimagines a Classic With Whimsical Dark Fantasy and an Insane Anne Hathaway Performance
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[Review] Amazon’s Horror-Comedy “Truth Seekers” Finds the Humanity and Horror in Paranormal Activity
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[Review] ‘Remothered: Broken Porcelain’ Makes a Muddled Mess of its Predecessor’s Potential
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[Review] A Stellar Sequel Ten Years in the Making: ‘Amnesia: Rebirth’ is Frictional’s Best Game Yet
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[Review] Delightful Monster Mash ‘Love and Monsters’ Embraces the Comedy-Horror Spirit of ‘Zombieland’
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[Review] Hulu’s “Helstrom” Gives Superhero Twist to Standard Action-Horror Exorcism Story
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[Review] A New Setting Can’t Save ‘Tremors: Shrieker Island’ from Feeling Like the Same Old Routine
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[Review] Ben Wheatley’s ‘Rebecca’ Attempts More Faithful Adaptation That Favors Dark Psychological Mystery
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[Review] Netflix’s ‘A Babysitter’s Guide to Monster Hunting’ Offers Light Halloween Fantasy Horror
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[Review] Shudder’s Anthology Film ‘The Mortuary Collection’ Offers Meta Morality Tales
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[Nightstream Review] ‘Breaking Surface’ is an Unrelenting, Intense Aquatic Survival Thriller
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[Review] Welcome to the Blumhouse’s ‘Evil Eye’ is an Engaging Psychodrama with Minimal Thrills
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[Nightstream Review] ‘32 Malasaña Street’ Offers Standard Haunted House Scare Tactics
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[Nightstream Review] Horror-Comedy ‘Boys from County Hell’ Delivers Gory New Vampire Mythology
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[Nightstream Review] ‘Anything for Jackson’ Is a Worthwhile Twist on the Exorcism/Possession Subgenre
