Horror
Wrong Turn – Film Review
Wrong Turn offers enough thrills and chills to be worth a watch but ultimately does not carve out a unique place for itself in the horror pantheon.
The First Omen – Film Review
The First Omen is a commendable addition to the franchise that will not only satisfy long-standing fans but also has the potential to allure new viewers into its dark embrace.
- 2024
- Horror
Jason X – Film Review
Jason X represents a missed opportunity to explore new territory with one of horror’s most iconic figures.
- 2001
- Horror, Science Fiction
Final Destination 5 – Film Review
Final Destination 5 stands as a surprisingly solid entry in a franchise many had written off.
The Final Destination – Film Review
The Final Destination serves as a stark reminder that without meaningful character development, innovative storytelling, and thoughtful exploration of its themes, the journey to cheat death can quickly become a tiresome and unrewarding endeavor.
Final Destination 3 – Film Review
Despite some shortcomings, Final Destination 3 remains a decent addition to the series, primarily due to Mary Elizabeth Winstead’s strong lead performance and a handful of memorably gruesome set-pieces.
Siren – Film Review
Siren deserves a watch for its ambitious attempt to blend the traditional and the new, its competent execution on a technical level, and its efforts to explore deeper themes within a horror context.
- 2016
- Horror
Easter Bloody Easter – Film Review
Easter Bloody Easter is a film with an identity crisis. It’s a production that wanted to be both a commentary on and a caricature of horror, but fails to fully realize either.
Immaculate – Film Review
With Immaculate, Mohan and Lobel have crafted a film that is, in every sense, immaculately conceived and executed. Sydney Sweeney delivers an Oscar-worthy performance that tops it all off.
You’ll Never Find Me – Film Review
Indianna Bell and Josiah Allen’s You’ll Never Find Me is a compelling watch for its audacity, performance, and atmospheric mastery.