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In Parker Finn’s feature film debut, SMILE offers popcorn flick entertainment with PG-13 level horror, despite its R rating and a few intense moments.
Census #1 infuses supernatural elements into its workplace comedy setup, resulting in a wild, weird look at the millennial struggle.
Weird, twisted, sad, and weird some more, Pearl is a vibrant technicolor narcissism-fueled descent into violence from Ti West & Mia Goth.
Saloum is a genre-bending gem of a film, expertly weaving together a revenge narrative with notes of horror, action, and Westerns.
Blood Oath #1 introduces readers to a Prohibition Era story with baddies more dangerous than the mobsters and bootleggers.
Who Invited Them is a Shudder Original home-invite horror film that slowly moves the dial on uncomfortable up until a rousing climax.
With Seire, we see a take on paternal horror, as a man begins to lose his grip on reality and maybe his new family.
All Of Us Are Dead combines a cast of compelling characters and a high school setting for a zombie story that breaths life into the genre.
Nocterra: Blacktop Bill Special #1 peels back the layers of the series’ antagonist, revealing just how terrifying he’s always been.
Amazing Spider-Man #83 sees Patrick Gleason returning to the title as both writer & artist while continuing to emphasize horror elements.
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With his horror film Sinners, Ryan Coogler proves himself once again as a master filmmaker with original and bold vision.
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Until Dawn unfolds as an effective and economic slice of horror, often playing as a greatest hits compilation of its source material.