Featured Reviews
Abigail Review
Directed by Matt Betinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillet, Abigail is undoubtedly one of the most talked about movies of this year. With vampires being a bit of an obsession of mine since childhood, I couldn&...
Something in the Water Review
Not to be confused with the 2019 movie, There’s Something in the Water, Something in the Water is a whole new kettle of proverbial fish. Directed by Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them lead,...
Baghead: A Shape-Shifting Horror Dwells in the Basement
Directed by Alberto Corredor, Baghead is a supernatural horror movie. Freya Allan (The Witcher) leads a well-picked cast, including War Horse‘s Jeremy Irvine, Peter Mullan (Trainspotting, Ozark)...
Imaginary Review: A Horror that Delves into the Human Imagination
Directed and written by Jeff Wadlow (The Curse of Bridge Hollow), with help in the writing department coming from Greg Erb and Jason Oremland, Imaginary is a 2024 horror movie that follows a children&...
Night Shift Review: After Hours Antics on the Skeleton Shift
Directed by Benjamin and Paul China and produced by Quiver Productions, Night Shift is a freshly released horror; full of intrigue, jump scares and following a twisting narrative that keeps you guessi...
Night Swim Review
Night Swim goes down as one of the first horror movies of the year but has Blumhouse‘s latest title gave the year a boring start paddling in the shallow end, or dived straight into the deep end ...
Destroy all Neighbors Review
Directed by Josh Forbes, Destroy all Neighbors is an off-the-wall horror-comedy, bursting at the seams with a perfectly-balanced brew of hilarity, blood, guts and other associated gore. With a team of...
Thanksgiving Review
Directed by esteemed director, Eli Roth (Hostel, Cabin Fever and The Green Inferno), Thanksgiving is a welcomed addition to this year’s holiday horror line up that brings blood guts and gore to ...
There’s Something in the Barn Review
Directed by Magnus Martens (the Banshee and 12 Monkeys TV shows), There’s Something in the Barn is a dependable horror-comedy movie that the whole family can enjoy (as long as you don’t mi...