horror
Dead Talents Society is a darkly comedic love letter to the misfits, the losers, and anyone who has ever struggled to find what makes them special.
The Tenants is clever at its core and director Yoon Eun-kyoung’s ability to craft tension and dread from absurdity is something to be applauded.
Alien: Romulus is a horror-forward swing for the fences with a third act that is uniquely unsettling, capturing the excitement of the original.
Even though I played it months ago, I can’t stop thinking about Fear the Spotlight and the 90s horror I have been missing.
We talked with Osgood Perkins about crafting his story and why you should go into Longlegs expecting humor as much as scares.
Longlegs is a deeply unsettling experience from beginning to end with a genre defining performance from both Cage and Monroe.
A Quiet Place: Day One is worth watching, with this silent-driven prequel taking viewers back to the beginning before the collapse.
Interview With The Vampire Episode 14Â is a testament to every small moment of storytelling that has appeared in the 13 episodes that preceded it.
Still Wakes the Deep nailed exploring a unique setting and great story. The Chinese Room found ways to capture the beauty in horror.
For In A Violent Nature, Shannon chats with actors Ry Barrett and Andrea Pavlovic about shifting slasher expectations, their fave kills, etc
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Benedict Cumberbatch’s The Thing With Feathers is an all-ages horror story about grief that is vital for young audiences.
With a lot of romance, a little bit of horror, a heavy heaping of action, and a foot on the gas pedal The Gorge is one to watch.Â
Nosferatu (2024) shows that Robert Eggers has not finished growing as a filmmaker, as he expands a well-worn story into something unique.