Horror Reviews
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[TV Review] Debut “Into the Dark” Installment ‘The Body’ Kicks Off a Promising Yearlong Horror Anthology
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[Fantastic Fest Review] Gay Porn Meets Giallo Slasher in Moody ‘Knife+Heart’
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[Review] ‘Conductor’ is an Ultra-bloody Short About a Killer Drum Machine
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[Review] ‘Life Is Strange 2: Episode One -Roads’ Brings Heartbreak, Survival, and the Supernatural
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[Review] ‘Hell Fest’ is Old School Horror That Goes For the Throat
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[Fantastic Fest Review] ‘Christine’ Takes to the High Seas in Claustrophobic ‘The Boat’
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[Blu-ray Review] ‘Shocking Dark’ is Un-shockingly Awesome
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[Review] “American Horror Story: Apocalypse” Picked Up the Pace (and Death Count) for a Winning Episode 3
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[Fantastic Fest Review] Bloody ‘The Night Comes For Us’ is One of the Most Electrifying Action Movies In Years
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[Review] Mike Flanagan’s “The Haunting of Hill House” is a Genuine Masterpiece of Longform Horror Storytelling
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[Fantastic Fest Review] ‘You Might Be the Killer’ Runs Its Only Joke Into the Ground
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[Fantastic Fest Review] ‘Bloodline’ is a Blood-soaked Homage to De Palma
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[Review] ‘The Conjuring House’ Is an Eerily Familiar Haunt With Some Great Scares
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[Fantastic Fest Review] Greed is Not Good In the Gorgeous ‘Tumbbad’
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[Blu-ray Review] Spanish Horror Classic ‘Who Can Kill a Child?’ Finally Gets a Proper Release
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[Fantastic Fest Review] ‘The Perfection’ Delivers Twisted, Shocking and Hilarious Perfection
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[Fantastic Fest Review] ‘Suspiria’ is Its Own Beast, Casting a Hypnotic Spell That’s Sure to Divide Audiences
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[Fantastic Fest Review] ‘May the Devil Take You’ Summons a Fun Satanic Midnighter!
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[Fantastic Fest Review] Aptly-titled ‘Terrified’ Delivers on Scares
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[Fantastic Fest Review] ‘Starfish’ Plays Like an Eclectic Mixtape of Cosmic Horror
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[Fantastic Fest Review] Netflix’s ‘Apostle’ Elevates Folk Horror with Gut-Churning Brutality
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[Review] Eli Roth’s ‘The House With a Clock in Its Walls’ is Fun Gateway Horror That’s Not Afraid to Deliver Scares
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[TIFF Review] ‘Diamantino’ is Europe’s Bonkers Answer to ‘Sorry To Bother You’
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[Review] ‘Remothered: Tormented Fathers’ Fumbles in the Dark Despite its Initial Promise