Film

Vampires but make them gentrifiers. That’s the premise of Vampires Vs The Bronx and it hits hard with humor, wonder, and Latinidad.

Josh Ruben shows how his comedy background is perfect to tell scary stories with his feature debut with Shudder Original, Scare Me. 

In “The Stylist,” a lonely hair stylist becomes obsessed with the lives of her clients and descends into murderous madness.

How To Deter a Robber is written and directed by Maria Bissell, in her feature debut, and stars Vanessa Marano, Benjamin Papac, and Chris Mulkey.

Co-written and directed by David Charbonier and Justin Powell, The Boy Behind the Door offers up a masterclass in tension and horror.

Daughters of Darkness is an absolutely essential text. Strange and beautiful, it’s a perfect cocktail of the weird, the horrible, and the oh-so-sexy.

In “The Old Man,” three kids and their grandfather attempt to retrieve their prized cow after its set loose in order to prevent a disastrous accident.

In The Dark and the Wicked, Bryan Bertino takes the notion of the home invasion to a more terrifying level, pairing with the perversion of the soul.

‘Antebellum’ psychological horror-thriller, is the feature directorial debut from writer-directors Gerard Bush and Christopher Renz and stars Janelle Monáe

All In: The Fight For Democracy is essential viewing as Stacy Abrams narrates the history of voter suppression in the U.S