Thriller
Saw X – Film Review
Saw X is a magnificent installment in the series that masterfully combines elements of psychological drama, suspense, and horror. The film is elevated by Tobin Bell’s outstanding performance, elevating it to the second-best installment in the franchise, which has been…
Jeepers Creepers – Film Review
Jeepers Creepers stands as a commendable addition to the horror genre thanks to a chilling story, the compelling performances of the cast, and the film’s flawless ability to evoke genuine fear and anticipation.
Fair Play – Film Review
Director Chloe Domont makes a commendable debut with Fair Play, a perceptive examination of ambition and how it affects interpersonal relationships.
The Dead Zone – Film Review
While it has its pacing issues and deviations from the source material, The Dead Zone remains a compelling and introspective film that showcases David Cronenberg’s versatility as a director.
- 1983
- Thriller, Horror, Science Fiction
The Dentist – Film Review
The Dentist remains a gory and memorable entry in the horror genre, but it ultimately leaves viewers with a sense of missed potential and unfulfilled promise.
Accused – Film Review
The tense thriller Accused, directed by Philip Barantini and starring Chaneil Kular, examines the disturbing trend of online vigilantism and the terrible effects it can have on the lives of innocent people.
Vivarium – Film Review
Vivarium is a film with a promising premise and strong visual presentation, but it ultimately fails to deliver on its potential.
- 2019
- Science Fiction, Thriller, Mystery, Horror
No One Will Save You – Film Review
No One Will Save You is a gripping and spine-tingling science-fiction horror film that will keep you on the edge of your seat from start to finish.
- 2023
- Horror, Science Fiction, Thriller
Expend4bles – Film Review
In spite of its best efforts, Expend4bles ultimately fails to match the magic of its forerunners due to a convoluted plot, underdeveloped characters, and uninspired action scenes.
Reptile – Film Review
Reptile is a missed opportunity for a genre that thrives on tension, mystery, and emotional depth because it ultimately leaves the audience feeling disengaged and unsatisfied.