Horror Reviews
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[TIFF Review] ‘Deerskin’ is an Absurd Dark Comedy About a Killer Coat!
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[Review] ‘Belzebuth’ Feels Like a Swift Punch in the Jaw
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[Review] ‘It: Chapter Two’ Delivers a Cornucopia of Nightmares But Doesn’t Quite Live Up to ‘Chapter One’
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[Review] ‘Blair Witch’ Has Some Good Ideas, But Doesn’t Do Enough With Them
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[Review] John Travolta is Nicolas Cagey in Fred Durst’s Uneven ‘The Fanatic’
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[Review]: Life Is Strange 2’s ‘Faith’ Offers Emotional Depth And a Whirlwind Tale
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[Review] Being All at Sea With Friends Makes ‘Man of Medan’ a Highly Entertaining Horror Adventure
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[FrightFest Review] ‘Sadistic Intentions’ Gives ‘Before Sunrise’ Romance a Horror Spin
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[FrightFest Review] ‘Rabid’ Remake Pays Tribute to Cronenberg and Canadian Horror
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[Review] ‘Control’ is a Weird and Wonderful Spectacle, Held Back by Technical Issues
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[Review] ‘Ion Fury’ Fails as a Parody, But Excels as a Shooter
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Exclusive Clip from “Brutal Realty”; Interview with The Summoner, London May!
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[Review] Survival-Action Shooter ‘Remnant: From the Ashes’ Doesn’t Live Up To Its Initial Promise
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[Popcorn Frights Review] ‘Itsy Bitsy’ Creature Feature Keeps Arachnophobia Alive and Well
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[Review] ‘The Banana Splits Movie’ Delivers Gory Fun and Amusing Novelty Value
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[Review] ‘Midsommar’ Director’s Cut Adds (Even More) Depth to the Characters
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[Review] You’re Not Ready for the Wickedly Brilliant ‘Ready or Not’
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[Review] ‘Mutant Year Zero Seed of Evil’ DLC Brings a Fire-Breathing Moose and Body Snatchers to its Turn-Based Strategy
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[Popcorn Frights Review] ‘The Sonata’ Boasts Beautiful Imagery and an Impressive Score
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[Popcorn Frights Review] Halloween-Set Slasher ‘Haunt’ Goes for Familiar Simplicity
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[Popcorn Frights Review] ‘Queen of Spades: The Looking Glass’ Is a Competent but Unremarkable Thriller
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[Review] ’47 Meters Down: Uncaged’ Keeps Killer Shark Shenanigans Above Water
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[Review] ‘Gibbous: A Cthulhu Adventure’ Blends Wit With Eldritch Horror, But Lacks an Edge
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[Review] ‘Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark’ Has Big Scares Between Big Lulls