horror

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Forbidden Fruits is an infinitely rewatchable gem that does most everything it sets its heart to perfectly, with Alloway’s script shining bright.

Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen uses the natural anxieties surrounding marriage to make a strong foreboding tale.

Ready or Not 2 Here I Come reminds us that Samara Weaving is a formidable Scream Queen, but accomplishes little else.

Never After Dark is a near-perfect haunting. While there are lingering questions left unaddressed, the film’s ending is emotionally resonant.

Bodycam warps urban landscapes into an occult nightmare in a compact rollercoaster ride of a horror film that wastes no time.

Dolly is an aesthetically inspired and frequently uncomfortable journey into darkness that uses its influences as a means to channel a resonant terror. 

Darkly fantastical and a furious look at women’s place in the world, Maggie Gyllenhaal’s The Bride is a reimagining like no other.

Scream 7’s strong set pieces can’t paper over dull characters and a story that refuses to keep the once cutting satirical horror franchise relevant. 

The Dreadful struggles to be more than dreamlike imagery as Sophie Turner and Kit Harrington try and fail to muster up romantic chemistry.