Clown in a Cornfield: Craig’s killer clowns make for slasher fun
No clowning around. Almost surprisingly, Clown in a Cornfield is killer fun. In Clown in a...
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Until Dawn: Sandberg’s time-twister goes for the jugular
Welcome to the game of life and death. Directed by David F. Sandberg, Until Dawn begins...
Death of a Unicorn: Paul Rudd and Jenna Ortega get silly as they mix up some magic
Hell hath no fury like a Unicorn scorned. (Or is that Uni-scorned?) In Death of a Unicorn, we meet...
Wolf Man: Whannell’s beastly film has bark, but doesn’t have a lethal bite
Less than a month after the return of vampires, the Wolf Man has emerged from the woods. In Wolf...
Night of the Zoopocalypse: Animated horror manages to keep the ‘chills’ in its children’s film
With chills on the menu, it’s hard not to fall in love with the Zoopocalypse. Directed by Ricardo...
Anacoreta: Stylish indie-horror pushes the boundaries of trust
Making a film is always a challenge. And some films want you to understand that from the outset....
The Monkey: Perkins’ new horror comedy wants to laugh at death
Do not tempt death. Based on the short story by Stephen King, The Monkey tells the story of Bill...
Presence: Haunted by ghosts within the home
Ghosts are not the only thing that can haunt us. Directed by Steven...
Don’t F**k with Ghosts: Looking for the Para-(Ab)normal
Adam Rodness and Stu Stone want to make sure that you really Don’t F**k with Ghosts....
Smile 2: Naomi Scott kills in superior sequel
Smile 2 delves into the impact of fame, guilt, and the breakdown of personal relationships, all of...
Giveaway! Advance Screening of SMILE 2!
Our next giveaway will make you smile!Thanks to our friends at Paramount Pictures and The TARO...
Hold Your Breath: Paulson’s latest horror is enjoyably dusty but can’t put down roots
Sometimes, even the most enjoyable horror films can get lost in the wilderness. Set in 1930s...
Die Alone: Love Lives Eternally in Lowell Dean’s Zombie Apocalypse
When the world collapses, what is it that you’ll cling to? Written and directed by Lowell...