History can be just as horrifying as any monster flick on the silver screen. Just turn on the news or...
Ask any horror fan what they consider the best decade of horror filmmaking is, and more likely than not they’ll...
Director Nicholas Pesce generated considerable buzz with his directorial debut, The Eyes of my Mother (2016). Now, with Piercing, he returns to the realm of unexpected, disorienting horror. This time the gore is served up with a side of black comedy, retro styling, and Lynchian surrealism. “[Pesce] returns to the...
With its impressive film library and unabashed passion for the genre, it would seem Shudder is perfectly poised to produce...
Darren Lynn Bousman has worked on a variety of different projects. Most people credit him as the director of Saw...
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It’s rare for a film to completely throw you for a loop, becoming an experience beyond anything you expected. I must admit I was skeptical about Assassinaut. Production images of a group of children in colorful jumpsuits with a retro space race flare had me expecting something very indie, charmingly...
Since its world premiere at the 2018 Fantastic Fest, critics and horror fans have been buzzing about Richard Shepard’s horror...
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I can’t remember how old I was when I saw Cannibal Holocaust (1980) for the first (and only) time. I...
Travis Stevens’ Girl On The Third Floor takes the classic haunted house framework and weaves an original story that pulls from some of the darkest moments of our past. Written and directed by Travis Stevens, the film stars Trieste Kelly Dunn, Sarah Brooks, Elissa Dowling, and WWE Champion C.M. Punk. Nightmare...
Welcome to our third entry in the States of Horror series, in which we take you on a spooky road...
Keola Racela’s feature film debut Porno pits a group of innocent Christian teenagers against an evil unleashed in their local movie...
Darlin’ is a strange sort of horror film. Its events are not particularly suspenseful, and there is nary a jump scare in sight. Yet the film, from director Pollyanna McIntosh, is frightening nonetheless. Its horror lies in the disturbing reality of the misogynistic world it portrays and the suffering that...
