Editorials News October 20, 2021 Bent Out of Shape: Michael Myers’ Muddied Mythos and the Infuriating Ending of ‘Halloween Kills’ The ending of 'Halloween Kills' is a frustrating reminder that the 'Halloween' franchise has long been confused about Michael Myers'
Editorials News October 18, 2021 Love and Connection Through Horror Being scared alone is fine. But sharing it with friends, partners, and strangers alike is almost euphoric.
Editorials News October 13, 2021 Halloween Kills: Familiar Faces Look to Stop Michael Myers’ Evil We're looking back at all the characters returning to Haddonfield in the upcoming 'Halloween Kills.'
Editorials News October 6, 2021 Faith and Fear Make ‘Midnight Mass’ An Affirmative Experience Chad Collins reflects upon his personal relationship with faith after watching 'Midnight Mass.'
Editorials News September 29, 2021 Sitcom Terrors: 5 of the Scariest Television Sitcom Episodes Writer Chad Collins recounts some of the scariest classic sitcom episodes, from 'Father Knows Best' to 'Bewitched.'
Editorials News September 28, 2021 ‘The Halloween Tree’ Makes For Grandiose Gateway Horror This animated kids film is the perfect entry point for any young horror lover.
Reviews September 19, 2021 TIFF Review: In ‘Silent Night,’ The Apocalypse Is Under the Tree Though it's billed as a doomsday dramedy, director Camille Griffin's debut feature haunts like a gothic fever dream.
News September 17, 2021 New Clip and Poster for Jean Luc Herbulot’s ‘Saloum’ Get a first look at the kinetic, genre-bending horror-thriller from director Jean Luc Herbulot.
Reviews September 14, 2021 TIFF Review: ‘You Are Not My Mother’ Makes Folktales Frightening Kate Dolan's debut horror feature is frequently frightening with standout performances, despite some metaphorical heavy-handedness.
Reviews September 5, 2021 ‘Superhost’ Review: Cheap Thrills, Stellar Gore FX, Less-Than-Super Premise 'Superhost' is satisfactory in ways all thrillers should be, but never quite commits to its premise or its disparate genre influences.
Reviews August 22, 2021 Fantasia Review: South Korean Thriller ‘The Devil’s Deal’ Makes Politics Scary A political thriller with horror undertones, 'The Devil’s Deal' is a sensationally unpredictable dive into the dark side of Korean
Reviews August 19, 2021 Fantasia Fest Review: ‘Martyrs Lane’ Is a Deeply Poignant, Gorgeously Rendered Ghost Story Director Ruth Platt's 'Martyrs Lane' isn't quite frightening, but its emotional impact shows how profoundly sad supernatural stories can be.
