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'Smile' tries to meld jump scares with a deeper examination of mental illness, but doesn't hit the mark. Read our…
Out of Fantastic Fest, we take a look at subterranean chiller 'Deep Fear' and weigh in on whether it’s worth…
This week, we look at the giallo-inspired Night at the Gates of Hell and experience the pure ridiculousness of Italian…
Still the most unsettling and genuinely frightening entry in the series, 'Child's Play' finally has a definitive version on home…
Today we take a look at Soulstice, and see if this character action game is worth getting into, or if…
'Child's Play 2' gives the fans what they want and not much more - which is fine if you only…
'Don't Fuck In The Woods 2' showcases the sort of low-profile, communal filmmaking that's growing increasingly rare.
A true millennial nightmare, this static-filled sequel double dares you to remember the worst parts of the life pre-Y2K.
We dive into the Criterion release of Blow Out and weigh in on whether or not it’s worth the purchase…
A welcome twist on heteronormative superhero tropes, 'The People's Joker' pays tribute to Joel Schumacher's 'Batman' films.
Check out our review of "See How They Run," Tom George's new whodunnit starring Sam Rockwell and Saoirse Ronan.
While Mia Goth's performance in 'Pearl' is awards season calibre, the overall product prides style above substance.
Mark Mylod’s 'The Menu' serves up a juicy satire that should satisfy horror fans and fed-up foodies alike.
'Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery' is a funny, sunny follow-up to Rian Johnson’s hit whodunnit with killer performances.
‘Sick’ A Scary And Viciously Relevant Slasher By ‘Scream’ Scribe Kevin Williamson [TIFF 2022 Review]
'Sick' is a lean, mean, and relentless slasher. There's no pretense to the horror, the pace is bullet quick, and…