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Borderline wants to be a chaotic thrill ride—a pulpy, twisted home-invasion thriller where a deranged stalker traps a pop star...
69%
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You ever watch something so weird, so wildly unhinged, that you walk out of the theater grinning like a lunatic,...
56%
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From the minds of Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, Heretic starts strong, cooking up a tension-filled thriller with a faith-based twist, but halfway through, the recipe seems to fall apart. The setup is solid, with a well-calibrated blend of tension and Hugh Grant’s unsettlingly disarming charm. But for all its...
88%
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Smile 2 brings back the eerie grins and skincrawling suspense from the first film but amps it up with stronger...
88%
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Osgood Perkins’ Longlegs (2024) is the modern-day crime thriller we’ve been craving. Packed with wicked twists, unnerving visuals, and zany...
45%
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If you’ve ever wondered what a horror classic would look like as a ‘Lifetime’ movie, wonder no more! The Strangers: Chapter 1 (2024), directed by Renny Harlin, attempts to reboot Bryan Bertino’s original 2008 nightmare, but ends up delivering a bland, repetitive version that lacks the harrowing bite of its...
70%
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If you’ve ever fumbled through a dusty old deck of tarot cards, hoping they’d reveal something about your future, Tarot...
86%
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I like heists. I like vampires. And well, I guess I also dig ballet now, too. Enter Abigail, who pirouettes...
78%
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Fresh from Panic Fest 2024, The Ceremony is About to Begin unwraps itself like a meticulously preserved mummy, serving up a fresh twist on the horror mockumentary scene. Directed by Sean Nichols Lynch, this found footage film cleverly marries the allure of ancient Egyptian rituals with the chilling uncertainty of...
85%
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If you thought babysitting was tough, try stopping the birth of the Antichrist. The First Omen sweeps you into a...
79%
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Get ready to clutch your rosaries and gasp your Hail Marys, because Immaculate has risen to theatres, proving itself to...
71%
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In the crammed video aisle of supernatural horror films, the introduction of a villainous teddy bear in Imaginary might initially raise more eyebrows than pulse rates. Directed with a keen eye for the absurd by Jeff Wadlow (director of NOFS fave Cry_Wolf) and penned by the trio of Wadlow, Greg...
