E.L. Kings calls The Sadness a film that at times will make you physically ill, but it’s a creative and disturbing look at society,...

E.L. King calls The Twin a psychological thriller that will leave you questioning reality for better or worse. Shudder Original, THE...

Jessica Scott describes No Exit as a brutal thriller with more twists and turns than a mountain road. Taut and delightfully nasty, No...

Jessica Scott calls Hatching a queer allegory and says it demonstrates that the titular act of self-creation can be painful and...

E. L. King calls director Andrew Semans' Resurrection a devastating portrait of how trauma and the lingering repercussions of its effects...

Director Chloe Akuno's debut feature, Watcher, unsettles us within its opening moments as Julia (Maika Monroe) and her husband Francis...

E. L. King calls the debut feature film from Mimi Cave an exhilarating and evocative thriller exploring the perils of modern dating and...

In their 5 Bloody Knife review, E. L. King calls Last Night In Soho an equisite experience where beautiful dreams descend into...

In their 3.5 Bloody Knife review, E. L. King calls The Free Fall a psychological thriller that took them by surprise with its unique...

E. L. King calls their Brooklyn Horror Film Festival screening of When I Consume You a sometimes messy slow burn about grief, shared...

In their 3 Bloody Knife review, Enola Leone King calls The Night House more than a simple ghost story. It's an expansive supernatural...

In their 5 Bloody Knife review, E.L. King calls their Popcorn Frights Film Festival screening of The Last Matinee a total neon horror,...

In their 3.5 Bloody Knife review, E.L. King calls their Popcorn Frights Film Festival viewing of Blood Conscious a slow burning story...