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“[Jason] Voorhees (Schuyler White) is vicious the moment he is on screen until the end of the short.” Read our review of ‘Sweet Revenge’!
‘Sweet Revenge’ Non-Spoiler Review – A Short, But Promising Reboot To The ‘Friday The 13th’ Franchise Read More
“[A] film that leaves you wallowing as well as oddly comedically satisfied…” Read our full non-spoiler review of Zach Cregger’s ‘Weapons’!
Zach Cregger’s ‘Weapons’ (Non-Spoiler Review) – A Community In Grief Read More
“[A] somewhat entertaining but disappointing watch.” Read our full non-spoiler review of Michael Shanks’s body horror film, ‘Together’!
‘Together’ Non-Spoiler Review – A Disappointing But Functional Horror Read More
“[M]ore concerned with scares than anything else, which is fine and pretty typical of the genre.” Read our full review of ‘House On Eden’!
‘House On Eden’ (RLJE Films/ Shudder) Non-Spoiler Review – Stock Standard Found Footage Read More
“[A] deep human account of madness and phantasms…” Read our full non-spoiler review of ‘Abraham’s Boys: A Dracula Story’!
‘Abraham’s Boys: A Dracula Story’ (Shudder) Non-Spoiler Review – Kermani Masters Modern Gothic Through Monster Mythology Read More
“[Death] inevitably is what makes [life] beautiful in its own strange way.” Read our full review of ‘28 Years Later’!
‘28 Years Later’ Spoiler Review – Everything Dies And I Accept That Read More
‘/HAAW/’ is playing at Tribeca, and it is “a too-good-to-be-true semi-perfect anxiety-inducing science-fiction horror comedy short…”!
‘/HAAW/’ (Tribeca) Non-Spoiler Review – A Comical Abstract Of Attention And Communication Read More
‘Queens of the Dead’ is now playing at Tribeca, and the horror comedy film “intelligently follows in the Romero political commentary”!
Tina Romero And Erin Judge’s ‘Queens Of The Dead’ (Tribeca/ IFC Films) Non-Spoiler Review – A Miracle Slay From Dusk Till Dawn Of The Living Dead Read More
‘Terror Night’ is playing at Tribeca, and “[w]ith his mixture of horror, romance, and drama, [Arevärn] is heading in the right direction”!
‘Terror Night’, Or ‘Epadunk’ (Tribeca) Non-Spoiler Review – Standard Horror Can Still Be Good Read More
The animated horror short, ‘Lily’, is playing at the Tribeca Film Festival, and “impresses as a children’s storytime narration”!
Kate Siegel And Stephen King’s ‘Lily’ (Tribeca) Non-Spoiler Review – An Animated Tale Of Trepidation And Tygers Read More