The landscape of modern zombie films owes a significant debt to the groundbreaking 28 Days Later (2002), a film that...
Every horror movie fan knows that the sight of a furry friend is usually a premonition of doom. From Cujo...
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Festival darling Gustavo Hernandez (The Silent House) is back with his latest thrill ride Virus :32. Paula Silva stars as fun-loving but neglectful single mother Iris, who is straddled with bringing her daughter along to work, despite the viral outbreak taking place around her. The infected start to invade while...
Welcome, brave souls and thrill-seekers, to the ultimate cinematic journey through the end times! If you’ve ever wondered how you’d...
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When The Dead Don’t Die comes to theaters a few weeks from now, I suspect there will be a lot...
Adam Egypt Mortimer’s Daniel Isn’t Real was an official selection at the 2019 Overlook Film Festival, and quite possibly one of the most arresting movies of the entire festival. It’s a great time for people that like rough rides and an entirely original approach to the imaginary-friend-gone-amock subgenre. Adapted from Brian DeLeeuw’s...
Nothing brings a scene together like a perfectly placed song. Add a choreographed fight and a couple buckets of fake...
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Directed by Marcus Dunstan, Unhuman is the unhinged after-school special every young horror nerd (myself included) would have loved to...
The female-driven zombie film Endzeit (Ever After) premiered to a sold out theatre at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival, which also recently held the world premiere of Shane Black’s The Predator, and David Gordon Green’s Halloween. Directed by German filmmaker Carolina Hellsgård, Endzeit is written by Olivia Vieweg (adapting from her own graphic...
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Full disclosure, I’ve never been to a single rave in my life. It’s not like the opportunity never came up,...
Summer is here, and while the heat might make you sweat, Netflix has the perfect chilling remedy. We’ve scoured the...
Adam Egypt Mortimer’s Daniel Isn’t Real is a psychological horror that pits a fragile young man against himself and the horrors of his own psyche. The film stars Miles Robbins and Patrick Schwarzenegger as an odd couple on the verge of insanity. in my spoiler-free review of the film, I called Daniel Isn’t Real “[a...
