Surviving the fallout of a childhood friendship proves harder than surviving a deadly weekend in the woods. Written and directed by...

Hilarious and smartly written, Hell Hath No Fury proves nothing is worse than a dead-end marriage. Written by Jacob Leighton Burns and...

Like a decaying body in a rural field, the abandoned buildings scattered across the country decay, rot, and decompose, eaten away by...

True Horror column issue discussing the film Crime Thriller Eden (2012), human trafficking, and victimization rampant in the United States.

The film reflects an uncomfortable uncertainty: are we ever truly alone, and would we ever know otherwise?

While its story isn’t unique, Laced is well executed — saved by impeccable performances, direction, and visually rousing cinematography.

Trim Season is an abundantly entertaining horror film. Vida plays on familiar Folk Horror tropes while remaining fresh in her execution.

Dark Glasses is low on scares, high on quality direction, and marks another small step forward for the portrayal of women in horror.

Examining Chef Slowik as a tragic villain with a god complex and exploring the dangers of his passion for cooking becoming his prison.

With its excellent cast and impeccable direction, McColm delivers a film worth remembering in Fuzzy Head.

Friend of the World is the bizarre story of an experimental filmmaker and a sneering general in a post-societal bunker.

E.L. King says Emerald Fennell's Promising Young Woman is unexpected, but ultimately doesn't deliver any hope for sexual assault...

Peg Aloi says Eric Pennycoff's The Leech is a satisfying and hilariously brutal thriller. The indie psychological holiday horror drama,...

The beautiful overgrown dystopian paradise of a post-apocalyptic event sets director Carlo Lavagna’s second feature's bleak, unforgiving,...

E.L. King chats with emerging film director Shinzô Katayama about his commercial feature debut and latest thriller from Dark Star Pictures.

Mitchell Brown examines the highly inspirational silent horror film that paved the way for German expressionism. German expressionism is...

Missing is a captivating and surprising film with hints of neo-noir — it’s a slow burn that subverts audience expectations at every turn.

E.L. King says The Menu is a deliciously vicious satire and decidedly punchy gourmet horror. The Menu directed by Mark Mylod and written...

E.L. King says Stefano Lodovichi's narrative is chaotic and violent while endearingly tender in other key moments. [THIS REVIEW CONTAINS...

Julia Straub says Ethan Hawke shines as the psychological effects of Ellison Oswalt's ego unfold onscreen. Sinister (2012), directed by...