Horror
The Exorcist – Film Review
William Friedkin’s The Exorcist is a bone-chillingly terrifying showcase of supernatural horror that defined a generation. Fifty years later, it still holds up as a horror masterpiece.
- 1973
- Horror
The Menu – Film Review
The Menu is a deliciously unsettling dark comedy thriller that’ll inject you with a ton of suspense and keep you guessing until the very end.
Human Resources – Film Review
After starting a job at an eerie hardware store, an anxious young man uncovers a shocking mystery that leads to a fight against terrifying forces that lurk just behind the walls.
Wednesday – Season 1 Review
Delightfully dark, interesting, and surprisingly emotional, the first season of Wednesday is a devilishly great surprise that boasts a truly masterful lead performance by Jenna Ortega.
The Apology – Film Review
The Apology is an incredibly predictable thriller that focuses way too much on its themes of vengeance rather than exploring its complex characters.
Christmas Bloody Christmas – Film Review
Christmas Bloody Christmas wastes an incredibly fun concept and instead focuses far too long on painfully annoying characters while also brandishing some of the worst dialogue in any film this year.
Bones and All – Film Review
Disturbing, sickening, and downright thrilling, Bones and All serves as even more proof that Luca Guadagnino is one of the best filmmakers working today.
The Mean One – Film Review
A disappointingly dull holiday slasher that wastes an incredibly fun concept, The Mean One is mostly a bad banana with a greasy black peel.
Prey for the Devil – Film Review
Prey for the Devil is a shockingly bland and scare-free supernatural horror film that further proves why the demonic posssesion subgenre needs to die off already.
The Leech – Film Review
The Leech is a tonally confused mess of a holiday horror film that’s never quite able to tell a compelling story, despite Eric Pennycoff’s direction being superb.