horror

With its nods toward its predecessor and new additions to the lore, The First Omen gives us horror fans more to feast upon and dissect.

Jang Jae-Hyun’s Exhuma unfolds beautifully, with each new chapter adding layers of foreboding amidst the horror.

Late Night With The Devil nails comedy and horror despite drawing a quick line between the two as the film hits its halfway point.

Birdeater confronts toxic masculinity and looks at the role friends play when relationship secrets are revealed.

Oddity stands out as a diamond in the rough for horror fans. It will make viewers think twice and genuinely instill fear.

A fantastic film, a perfect Midnighter, and a new take on a party game all in one, It’s What’s Inside is one you have to watch.

Decadent and beautiful, Immaculate doesn’t reimagine religious horror, but it does walk the well-trodden path with a head held high.

Arcadian rises above its familiar trappings to provide a strong action-horror bolstered by strong creature design and game Nicolas Cage.

From killer toy soldiers to lifelike dolls to a sus bicycle-wielding puppet, here are some toy horror movies you should keep an eye on.

Imaginary (2024) presents a fun concept with a unique twist but ultimately falls short due to an overcrowded narrative.