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Visual madman Gore Verbinski (Mouse Hunt, The Ring) is back with another stylized head trip of wild ideas and kooky...
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Pregnancy as Body Horror is a film festival staple but this year’s Midnight program at the 2026 Sundance Film Festival...
Spoiler Alert! The Terminator (1984) is a slasher film. You can disagree all you want but on this week’s episode of Nightmare on Film Street, your horror hosts Kimmi & Jon (well, mostly just Jon. Kimmi might still be unconvinced) lay out their case as to why James Cameron’s monumental...
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Hot Tub Time Machine (2010) director Steve Pink returns with the lower key (but still silly) anxiety- fueled thriller Terrestrial....
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Everyone’s favorite sassy android (don’t you dare call her a toy) rises from her graveyard of gears in M3GAN 2.0....
Welcome to the apocalypse! Where gas is more valuable than human life and where you might be forced to fight to the death like futuristic gladiator punks. We’re finally diving into the Mad Max universe on this week’s episode of Nightmare on Film Street, as we’re revving our engines in...
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Come get your mind blown out the back of your skull in Flying Lotus’ newest feature, Ash! Recently celebrating its World Premiere...
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There’s nothing better than seeing a Midnight Movie get wildly polarizing reviews after its premiere screening. There’s also nothing worse...
Join usssss on this week’s episode of the Nightmare on Film Street podcast as we sits down to chat with co-producers JD Lifshitz & Raphael Margules about their most recent film Companion (2025). JD and Rafi’s previous films include Barbarian (2022), The Vigil (2018), Becky (2020) (to name a few)...
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Written and directed by Drew Hancock, Companion is a rock-em sock-em Rom Com with a bigger body count than Wolf Man and more laugh-out-loud...
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Greg Jardin’s high-concept techno-thriller It’s What’s Inside weaves a tangeled web of deceit and deception among a group of old...
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Time Travel! Alternate Dimensions! Sex! Murder! Wardrobes! These are the elements of Yannis Veslemes’ psychologically Lovecraftian mind-bender She Loved Blossoms More. A pure late-night slice of madness like Tilman Singer’s Luz (2018) or Ben Wheatley’s In The Earth (2021), She Loved Blossoms More lives on a plane of existence where...
