75%
To exist is a relatively mundane act. You go wake up, get dressed, go to work, walk the dog, go...
75%
81.25%
With a tagline like “Where everything trying to kill you is downright adorable,” parents might be scratching their heads on...
97.5%
Incorporating religious themes within cinematic narratives has become so widely used, it can easily go unnoticed. Horror may be the category one would believe to be a juxtaposition to many religious topics, but when the elements are dissected by knowledgeable experts and the veil of indifference is lifted, a chilling...
75%
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We don’t typically think of mythology as horror-leaning. Though a lot of myths have some pretty horrific origins, the ones...
66.25%
Extracurricular reveals after-school activities aren’t what they used to be. In Ray Xue’s second feature, four seemingly ordinary teenagers get...
61.25%
Everybody loves a monster movie. Also, Kristen Stewart. I’m not sure why we love her (although I have the sneaking suspicion it’s her lip-biting apathy), but we do – and guess what?! She’s in a monster movie. And it’s in theatres. Right now. “…this thrillride is entertaining enough for...
82%
Dracula is king among monsters. We’ve worshipped him in the pages of Bram Stoker’s classic novel, and we’ve groveled at...
53.75%
Nicolas Pesce’s The Grudge hits theatres this weekend, welcoming cinema-goers to a new year of horror movies. Featuring probably the strongest...
If there is a holiday that grounds itself in mystery, it is New Year’s Eve. The questions about the future, in both near and far sight, are countless: What will happen tonight? How will I feel a year from now? What will the new year bring? Fans of the genre...
87.5%
With the massive success of Game of Thrones was bound to come a slew of fantasy adaptations, including a television...
What’s up, weirdos? Welcome to a special happy horror-days installment of Awfully Good, where we celebrate movies that aren’t conventionally...
47.5%
Billy’s back on the big screen with the third iteration of Black Christmas slashing into theatres this weekend. Promising a fresh take on Bob Clarke’s 1974 Black Christmas (which was first rebooted in 2006 with the ultra-gory, slightly absurd Black Xmas) 2019 takes the power out of the deranged killer...
