Death of a Unicorn Review: Eat the Rich Satire Has No Meat on Its Bones
Paul Rudd, Jenny Ortega, and Richard E. Grant star in Death of a Unicorn a story of wealth, privilege, and one angry beast.
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Night of the Zoopocalypse Review: A Family Friendly Gateway to Horror
Night of the Zoopocalypse offers a fun, Canadian, family-friendly gateway to horror with its animated take on a Clive Barker story.
The Monkey Review: Come for the Childhood Trauma, Stay for the Body Count
The Monkey is a wildly entertaining film with a healthy dose of nihilism and a few gallons of viscera.
Heart Eyes Review: Two and a Half Out of Four Hearts
Heart Eyes, the horror romcom from Josh Ruben, Christopher Landon, and Michael Kennedy, is a gorehound's dream, and a romantic's nightmare.
Presence Review
Steven Soderbergh’s slow-burn thriller Presence delivers a fresh take on haunted house horror.
The Beast Hand Review
Low-budget specialist Taichiro Natsume hands out plastic props, psychopathy and perversion in his latest horror feature.
Scared Shitless Review: What a Dump.
“That’s real cool, right?” If a film starts with that question, the answer is usually “no.” The in many ways crappy creature feature Scared Shitless is no exception. In fact, the horror comedy feels tediously long despite its 76 minute running time. It’s so void of quality and full of unremarkable aspects, that an Estonian […]
Heretic Review
Directing and writing duo Scott Beck and Bryan Woods deliver one of the year’s most tense thrillers with the religious-themed horror Heretic, thanks to a creepy against-type performance by Hugh Grant.
Heretic Interview: Directors Scott Beck and Bryan Woods on Horror and Hugh Grant
Heretic writers and directors Scott Beck and Bryan Woods talk casting Hugh Grant in their new horror creeper.
Smile 2 Review: Grin for the Win
Smile 2 is destined to be one of the films mentioned in the pantheon of sequels that outshine the original. It really is that good.
Terrifier 3 Review: Art for Art’s Sake
Terrifier 3 is gross and it is engaging, and it refuses to apologize for being both.
Never Let Go Review: Halle Berry Commits in Post-Apocalyptic Horror
Halle Berry stars as a mother who protects, and then threatens, her family in Alexandre Aja's horror flick Never Let Go.
Speak No Evil Review
James McAvoy astounds with a riveting performance, but was this horror remake necessary?
Ick: TIFF 2024 Review
Joseph Kahn's alien invasion movie Ick offers a furious and irreverent mix of action, comedy, horror, and sci-fi.
