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“[A] wildly intoxicating tale of death, desire, and love.” Read our full review of Robert Eggers’s ‘Nosferatu’!
‘Nosferatu’ (2024) Review – Robert Eggers Creates A Festival Of Carnally Sublime Freaks Read More
Nick Frost leads a well-timed and properly written horror comedy. Read our full non-spoiler review of ‘Get Away’!
‘Get Away’ (IFC Films/ Shudder) Non-Spoiler Review – A Charming Parody To The Folk Horror Subgenre Read More
A solid start to the DC Universe but with structural and aesthetic issues. Read our full review of James Gunn’s ‘Creature Commandos’!
James Gunn’s ‘Creature Commandos’ (Non-Spoiler Review) – A Solid Yet Imperfect Reboot To The DC Universe Read More
“[F]or all of its blood and guts, the spectacle severely lacks suspense and thrills.” Read our review of Damien Leone’s ‘Terrifier 3’!
‘Terrifier 3’ Non-Spoiler Review | Gruesome Entry Delivers Impressive Practical Effects But Lacks Thrills Read More
A “true to its form” follow-up to the films without much psychological charm. Read our full review of Shudder’s ‘The Creep Tapes’ Season 1!
Shudder’s ‘The Creep Tapes’ (Season One Review) – A Lackluster Addition To The Found Footage Franchise Read More
Despite a lengthy runtime, “Fargeat’s screenwriting is hypnotic and quite sincere.” Read our full spoiler review of ‘The Substance’!
‘The Substance’ Spoiler Review – A Wild Body Horror Satire Read More
“[E]verything is done with such craft and care that it becomes a must-watch.” Read our non-spoiler review of Parker Finn’s ‘Smile 2’!
‘Smile 2’ Non-Spoiler Review – A Bigger And Better Psychological Supernatural Sequel Read More
The most comic-accurate adaptation but lacks in everything else. Read our non-spoiler review of ‘Hellboy: The Crooked Man’!
‘Hellboy: The Crooked Man’ Non-Spoiler Review – Comic Book Accuracy Isn’t Everything Read More
Following its Fantastic Fest premiere, David Moreau’s Shudder horror-thriller impresses as a hellish “bad trip”. Read our review of ‘MadS’!
‘MadS’ (Fantastic Fest/ Shudder) Non-Spoiler Review – A Tricky, Trippy Test Of Talent And Trepidation Read More
Following its Fantastic Fest debut, Shudder has its own ‘The Babadook’ for the genre lovers. Read our full review of ‘Daddy’s Head’!
‘Daddy’s Head’ (Fantastic Fest/ Shudder) Non-Spoiler Review – If The United Kingdom Made ‘The Babadook’ Read More