Reviews

The Creep Tapes

The Creep Tapes begins with an episode that feels pretty similar to the film (episode 1 review)

Heretic review: A prescient film with riveting performances neutered by an underbaked final act

Love Bomb: Beware the deadly dating app (spoiler-free review)

He Never Left: A sharp and entertaining slasher (spoiler-free review)

Test Screening, Screamfest

Test Screening review: Engrossing and nostalgic body horror with a queer love story

Fantastic Fest 2024 - Courtesy Fantastic Fest

Fantastic Fest 2024 review: V/H/S Beyond brings sci-fi thrills and beasts from beyond

Abruptio - Courtesy Hellbent Pictures

Abruptio: Weirdly endearing horror puppetry (spoiler-free review)

The Substance Production Still
Image Courtesy Mubi

The Substance review: Smart and grotesque body horror at its absolute best

Last Straw Production Still. Image Courtesy Shout Factory.

Last Straw review: A captivating nightmare that'll keep you invested until the end

David Howard Thornton as “Art the Clown” in the horror film, TERRIFIER 3, a Cineverse release. Photo courtesy of Jesse Korman/Dark Age Cinema

Fantastic Fest 2024 review: Terrifier 3 brings creeps, kills, and Christmas fear

Subservience. Image Courtesy Strike Media Ltd.

Subservience review: A fun, sexy, and serviceable AI thriller

L to R: Paddy (James McAvoy) and Ciara (Aisling Franciosi) in Speak No Evil, directed by James Watkins.

Speak No Evil review: James McAvoy is great but film still fails to justify its existence

Bound in Blood, courtesy of Titan Books

Bound in Blood review: A chilling compendium of cursed stories

MICHAEL KEATON as Beetlejuice in Warner Bros. Pictures’ comedy, “BEETLEJUICE BEETLEJUICE,” a Warner Bros. Pictures release. Photo Credit: Parisa Taghizadeh Copyright: © 2024 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Beetlejuice Beetlejuice spoiler-free review: A charming and surprisingly successful sequel

STREAM | Official Teaser Trailer (UHD) | From the Producers of TERRIFIER 2

Stream review: Grindhouse gore for the digital age

ODDITY, Courtesy of Colm Hogan. An IFC Films production

Oddity review: Dread-inducing atmospheric horror film elicits full body chills

Hell Hole, courtesy of Shudder

Hell Hole review: A gory, goopy parasitic rampage hindered by poor pacing

CROW_Day43-9730.ARW - Courtesy Lionsgate

The Crow review: Is the latest version worth watching? Or should you skip it?