Heretic Review: Hugh Grant’s First Horror Movie Is a Doozy
Hugh Grant’s first foray into horror is a memorably nasty A24 flick that deals with pretty provocative subject matter.
Hugh Grant’s first foray into horror is a memorably nasty A24 flick that deals with pretty provocative subject matter.
Black Cab review: Nick Frost plays a creepy taxi driver in this ghostly tale, which is being released through Shudder
Just like Crystal Lake Memories and Never Sleep Again, Doc of Chucky is the definitive documentary on Chucky.
While the time travel is handled in a cutesy way, there’s not much horror here and feels more Back to the Future than Totally Killer.
This Sam Raimi produced horror flick is heavy on the tension and provides a satisfying cat-and-mouse thriller that truly impresses.
Shudder’s zombie film takes an interesting approach, with the entire narrative taking place in a single continuous shot.
Parker Finn’s Smile 2 is one of the rare sequels that improves upon the original, and ranks as one of the better horror movies of the year.
Damien Leone manages to provide the best entry yet with plenty of fantastic kills and more shocking moments than you can count.
Mr. Crocket feels like Freddy Krueger’s younger brother and as such, there’s fun to be had with this horror take on a children’s TV host.
Review: Full Moon’s Death Streamer, their second Pulp Noir release, is about a live streaming vampire who racks up views while killing people
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