Tag: Horror
Leviticus Review: Chiarella’s Bold, Imperfect Film Makes Queer Shame Terrifying
Adrian Chiarella's Leviticus arrives with the kind of Sundance pedigree and critical…
Backrooms Review: 20 Year-Old Kane Parson’s Theatrical Debut is a Creepy, Mesmerizing Acid Trip of Existential Dread
I had never heard of Kane Parsons nor his YouTube series from…
Hokum Review: Adam Scott and Creepy Atmosphere Are Diluted by a Middling Story
After making a big splash in the flourishing original horror space with…
2025 is the Year of Stephen King Adaptations
Stephen King has been and endless well of creative inspiration for film…
The Most Terrifying Alien Abduction Scene of All Time…And it’s Not Even Close
When I was 8 years old and my sister was 12, we…
The Long Walk Review: Stephen King’s Latest Dystopian Adaptation is a Thrilling Exercise in Art Imitating Fascism
2025 is the year of Stephen King movies, which have varied in…
Weapons Review: Zach Cregger Cements Himself as the Most Exciting Voice in Horror
Zach Cregger’s Weapons is an outstanding, original sophomore feature that cements him…
Together Review: Craft and Story Thrillingly Comes Together Amidst Rise in Body Horror Films
Together is one of the best surprises of the year - a…
I Know What You Did Last Summer Review: Another Boring and Brainless Cash Grab at Nostalgia
The legacy sequel to I Know What You Did Last Summer delivers…
Bring Her Back Review: The Phillipou Brothers Go Bigger and Bleaker for “Talk to Me” Follow Up
Bring Her Back is gnarly, gripping, and incredibly unsettling. After the smash…
