Horror
Hellraiser – Film Review
Despite a dreadfully slow first act, David Bruckner’s Hellraiser is a brilliantly complex, multi-layered, and legitimately unsettling supernatural horror film that will leave you haunted.
Gerald’s Game – Film Review
Gerald’s Game is a bone-chilling exercise in suspense and unease, directed masterfully by Mike Flanagan and featuring a truly phenomenal lead performance from Carla Gugino.
House on Haunted Hill – Film Review
House on Haunted Hill starts off strong before quickly turning into one of the most outrageously dumb and unintentionally hilarious horror films of all-time.
Mr. Harrigan’s Phone – Film Review
Mr. Harrigan’s Phone is a bold and daring horror film featuring strong performances, but it sadly lacks bite and is disappointingly predictable and by-the-book.
Bodies Bodies Bodies – Film Review
Bodies Bodies Bodies is a mostly disappointing mystery horror comedy that takes way too long to get going, even if it does manage to pull some clever strings along the way.
The Wicker Man – Film Review
The Wicker Man is an unintentionally hilarious horror film thanks to a poor script from Neil LaBute, that’s made even more hysterical due to Nicolas Cage’s wild performance.
My Best Friend’s Exorcism – Film Review
Although quite familiar and predictable, My Best Friend’s Exorcism is an entertaining horror-comedy that manages to pack just enough thrills and chills throughout.
Smile – Film Review
Smile is a staggeringly disturbing psychological horror film written and directed expertly by Parker Finn, lead front and centre by Sosie Bacon in an awards-worthy performance.
Knock Knock – Film Review
Knock Knock comes equipped with a strong Keanu Reeves performance, but is an otherwise outrageously awful horror film with no grip or bite.