63.75%
Being a teenager almost always feels like an inescapable curse, but the 17-year-old girl at the center of Thomas Robert...
63.75%
77.75%
The uncomfortable silence of an awkward pause, the suspicion that someone might be talking about you when you leave the...
83.75%
The house may be a home, but when it’s a Blumhouse home there is more to the structure than four walls and a roof. As the world continues to experience the lasting restrictions of necessary shut-in precautions, family connection and amusement have become some of the more required components of...
83.75%
Continuing to build up the stories of its collection, literally and figuratively, Blumhouse and Amazon Studios’ chilling series Welcome To...
92.5%
Of the many torture devices of the Dark Ages, few measure up to the Iron Maiden. The coffin-like structure is...
67.5%
Directed by Joe Marcantonio, who co-wrote the film with Jason McLogoan, Kindred stars Tamara Lawrance as a recently widowed and newly pregnant woman forced to live with the family of her deceased partner Ben (Edward Holcroft). They were just beginning to plan their lives together when tragedy struck and suddenly any chance of...
90%
While we see a fair share of movies about the elusive and iconic Bigfoot, the Wendigo is far less depicted;...
82.5%
In a time when most of us can relate to themes of loneliness and isolation perhaps more than ever, the...
62.5%
Frida Kempff’s psychological thriller Knocking (Knackningar) is an eerie and unsettling tale of mental illness that takes the viewer deep inside the mind of an unstable narrator. The film bends and twists reality in small believable ways until you realize you’ve been under the same spell as your lead the whole time....
Heroics are often measured by grand advances of valiancy under dire circumstances and outstanding actions on the frontline. Simply being...
68.75%
As the world has learned to cope with the crippling anxieties and confusing comforts brought on by nearly a year...
As Michael Peterson, the director of Knuckleball, once explained to me, horror and comedy aren’t as far apart as people think; screaming and laughing are both visceral reactions to whatever situation is presented before us. Building tension in a movie is similar to working towards the punchline of a joke,...
