Joel Potrykus is a master craftsman of bizarro cinema. Whether it’s Buzzard, where a weirdo loner builds a Freddy Kruger...
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It only took one film for comedy veteran Jordan Peele to become Horror’s darling. Get Out catapulted him into an...
A traditional coming of age teen party movie switches gears when monsters arrive and start straight up murdering teens left and right. Can Sophie and her friends band together to banish or kill the beasts? Luckily, this group of girls can kick some major ass. Buckle up kids, it’s time to go monster slaying.
They say Chivalry is dead, that there’s no kindness left in the world. For Frankie, the protagonist of the new...
Being a family can be hard. Think of your family; your loving parents or the fights you had with your...
What’s up, weirdos? Welcome to 2019’s first installment of Awfully Good, where we recommend bad movies that are worth watching. This month, we’re celebrating Body Horror Month with 1986’s Troma Trashsterpiece Class of Nuke ‘Em High! Welcome back from winter break, kids, cuz class is in session. It’s a body...
Mandao (pronounced “Man-Day-Oh”) of the Dead is a true indie horror with colorful, wildly quirky characters. They are likable from...
[Exclusive Interview] Nacho Vigalondo Shares The Inspiration Behind Pooka And The Influence Of Humor
Pooka is currently the hottest children’s toy of the year, with one minor catch: he’s not exactly for sale… or real. The...
Who says the season of scares ends after Halloween? When you really think about it, Christmas is terrifying. And the long tradition of ghost stories and frightening folklore associated with the season speaks to the underlying anxiety of dark nights, freezing cold, and mysterious folk figures breaking into your home....
The absolutely hilarious mockumentary The Hoard is a comedic collision of reality tv tropes borrowing from the paranormal investigation, self-improvement,...
French writer/director Quentin Dupieux has what can only be described as a unique approach to genre black comedy. His 2010...
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...
