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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
Brady Corbet’s ‘The Brutalist’ is an astonishing epic of the American Dream and whether or not it’s worth creating a lasting legacy as an artist.
‘The Brutalist’ (Beyond Fest/ A24) Review – Is Making Art Worth It? 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
A mystery thriller about generational trauma starring Dylan O’Brien, Eliza Scanlen, and Lauren Ambrose. Read our full review of ‘Caddo Lake’!
‘Caddo Lake’ (Max) Non-Spoiler Review – The Most Daring Diachronic Mystery Thriller Since ‘Westworld’ Read More
Lock your doors and windows and be careful who you invite in; vampires are loose in the Lot! Salem’s Lot is the third adaptation of the Stephen King novel of …
‘’Salem’s Lot’ Non-Spoiler Review – A Flawed But Fun Adaptation Of A Stephen King Classic Read More
New A-tier stories for the new frontier of Shudder and Cinepocalypse’s anthology film franchise. Read our full review of ‘V/H/S/Beyond’!
‘V/H/S/Beyond’ (Fantastic Fest/ Shudder) Non-Spoiler Review – A Sequel That Transcends Basic Metamorphosis Read More
An action comedy starring Brad Pitt and George Clooney that isn’t funny enough via Jon Watts’s screenwriting. Read our full review of ‘Wolfs’!
Jon Watt’s ‘Wolfs’ (Review) – A Goofy Buddy Comedy Read More
Every once in a while, a movie comes along that’s so skillfully done and full of care and raw emotion that it leaves you completely blown away. The Wild Robot …
‘The Wild Robot’ Non-Spoiler Review – Finding Connections In Unlikely Places Read More
‘A Fermenting Woman’ screened at Fantastic Fest this past week, and the horror short exploits a woman’s “obsession as a persuasive tool…”
‘A Fermenting Woman’ (Fantastic Fest) Review – A Physical Breakdown Of Body And Soul Read More
‘Faces’ debuted at Fantastic Fest this past week, and “[Blake] Simon is a name that [horror] fans should be paying attention to.”
‘Faces’ (Fantastic Fest) Non-Spoiler Review – A Horror Short On Borrowing Identity Within Society Read More