horror
The Devil That Wears My Face #1 is a fresh take on the exorcism story, flipping the classic character tropes upside down.
We spoke with Lindsey Anderson Beer, director of the Pet Sematary prequel about legacy and telling a story about grief and responsibility.
Getting lost in the weeds of trying to turn the franchise again to appease everyone, SAW X is chained by the past not growing from it.
Paramount+’s Pet Sematary: Bloodlines gives fans of the Stephen King story a prequel based on an unadapted chapters of the novel.
Filled with the gothic romanticism and selfishness that begets penance and revenge, The Fall of the House of Usher is messy but worth it.
SLEEP follows an idyllic married couple expecting their first child as the husband’s sleepwalking becomes increasingly dangerous.
No One Will Save You is a gorgeous film and an atmospheric one that trusts its audience to solve the story without heavy exposition.
Ad Infinitum delivers the horrors and trauma of war through a family-bound survival game full of demons real and imagined.
Little Goody Two Shoes is a promising RPG that evokes a style of anime and narrative that is undeniably nostalgic and extremely intriguing.
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre thrives on its dedication to not just replicating the Slaughter Family but because of its goal to expand on it all.
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Mike Flanagan embraces the familiar with great success in Carrie (2026), but the giant swings he takes to add new things ultimately miss the mark.
Crystal Lake is looking to shake things up, and while some things raise eyebrows, Linda Cardellini and William Catlett are absolutely slaying it.















