The uncomfortable silence of an awkward pause, the suspicion that someone might be talking about you when you leave the...
Although most are familiar with the “La Llorona” legend, this latest adaptation is a fresh take that tackles the complicated...
Just like the inevitable grains of sand in your shoe after a trip to the beach, Jeffrey A. Brown’s debut feature film The Beach House is a viewing experience that lingers long after the credits have rolled. Lulling the audience in with it’s familiar setting, serene color palette and endearingly...
The Oak Room (2020) is a love letter to the gothic thrillers of the past, which is fitting, since the...
It’s almost impossible to properly review The Turning without talking about how it ends. Let’s just say that the finale...
What does it take to be a good horror antagonist? A supernatural element? Any serial killer flick will tell you that’s not the case. Humanity? Not according to Jaws or this summer’s Crawl. We’re not even sure it takes being a moving creature, if you count Twister as a horror...
Psychological horror is an often overused label, but the new indie horror The Dead Center is the rare bird that...
At this point in 2019, we can agree that horror is, or at least can be, political. New director Orçun...
We all have a monster inside us. Whether it be something we’re not proud of, an insecurity, a secret, or something darker, that monster grows from the inside out. These factors are ones cultivated from a lesser notion, seeds planted deep within ourselves, and it is only a matter of...
The 2019 Fantasia Film Festival audience had no idea what was in store for them when they sat down to...
There is a multitude of meaning to the lyrics “Mama, just killed a man” when Freddie Mercury coos them through...
It’s hard out there for a witch, as we can see in Lukas Feigelfeld’s feature film debut, Hagazussa. Set in a 15th century village, this film tackles the misogyny of superstition, its intergenerational impact, and a new perspective of vengeance. It is presented a series of progressively disturbing vignettes that...