Black and white horror movies have a hold over me that other types of horror do not. They convey a...
The #31DayHorrorChallenge is a month-long Halloween Horror movie Watch-a-thon! Horror movies and Halloween go together like caramel on apples. Like...
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Haunted houses, nightmare imagery, and ghostly gypsies are on full display in Vincent Grashaw’s eerie slow-burn What Josiah Saw. Divided into four self-contained segments, this farmhouse freakshow features some of the most effective scares I’ve seen all year and a score that is sure to haunt my dreams for nights...
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With technology ever-increasing, it’s no surprise Found Footage’s younger cousin — the screenlife movie — has been charging full-steam ahead....
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There is no greater crime syndicate in cinema (or life, for that matter) than The Yakuza, which makes them the...
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Director David Bruckner has an undeniable ability to craft eerie, slow-building scares and that talent is on full display in his new feature The Night House. Similar to his previous film, the methodically haunting chiller The Ritual, The Night House builds its scares on a foundation of unsettling moods and eerie happenings...
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Lovecraftian monster and Lovecraftian madness descend on a small cabin-in-the-woods of northern Ontario, Canada in Rodrigo Gudiño’s The Breach. Adapted from...
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In Jesse Thomas Cook’s goofy action-thriller Cult Hero, disgraced “cult buster” and deprogrammer Dale Domazar (Ry Barrett) is called up out of...
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Andy Mitton, who shocked Fantasia attendees with his 2018 ghost story The Witch In The Window, returns to the festival with a new take on the already well-trodden COVID horror story. The Harbinger is a story that could be told without the COVID trappings but it’s a tool used to show the...
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Serial killer movies are rarely fun. Case and point: Karim Ouelhaj’s Megalomaniac. Although not fully based on a true story, this...
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You’ve seen “Onyx The Fortuitous” on Youtube where he hijacks news reports with his odd personality and motormouth. Now he...
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Mother, May I, the subtle possession thriller and feature debut from writer/director Laurence Vannicelli, is not your typical possession film. Sure, it has all the tropes you’d expect: strange behavior, unexplainable events, and a sense of creeping dread that builds with each passing scene. But what sets this film apart...
