Boasting an unsettling story of dementia, bone-chilling body horror, and a trio of great performances, the feature directorial debut of Natalie Erika James, Relic, is an unnerving, slow-burning nightmare. Clearly… Read more Relic Review: James crafts a horrifying debut filled with skin-crawling body horror and dizzying dementia →
Since its first inception with writer/director Takashi Shimizu’s Ju-on: The Curse, the Ju-on/The Grudge franchise has been quite a rollercoaster ride. From Shimizu bringing the supernatural franchise to new heights… Read more Netflix’s Ju-on: Origins Review: Eerie atmospheric horrors and an unnerving narrative gives the franchise the return to form it needed →
It’s always interesting to see comedy actors take a dramatic turn in their career – regardless if its good or bad. Adam Sandler has had a few strong dramatic performances… Read more Becky Review: A fun, fast-paced, gory good time that presents a darker shade of Kevin James →
The newest film written/directed by the Pierce Brothers, The Wretched, is a well-crafted witch story full of tantalizing scares, mostly strong story moments, and, sadly, some weak characterizations. The film… Read more The Wretched Review: A well-crafted witch story perfect for any horror fan →
After making a strange, but prominent impression to the horror genre with his 2017 hit My Friend Dahmer, director Marc Meyers follows up with We Summon the Darkness – a… Read more We Summon the Darkness Review: Fun unexpected horror that’ll please any genre fans →
The feature debut of director Galda Gaztelu-Urrutia, The Platform, is one of Netflix’s newest horror offerings and one that makes viewers question what they would do to survive. The film… Read more The Platform Review: Netflix’s most compelling and unnerving horror offering →
With his feature debut, Swallow, writer/director Carlo Mirabella-Davis crafts a stomach-turning tale of a woman looking for control of her own life that’s elevated through a top-notch performance from Haley… Read more Swallow Review: A compelling, tense, and unique thriller that leaves a lump in your throat →
After Universal stumbled in bringing their classic monsters to big screen for their own Dark Universe, all eyes were on writer/director Leigh Whannell’s adaptation of the iconic Invisible Man to… Read more The Invisible Man Review: Whannell’s take on the titular horror icon is a modern psychological horror masterpiece →
