Tag: Horror

  • Nocturne Review

    If you’re looking for a movie that will give you goosebumps this Halloween, Nocturne hits all of the right notes. Read More >

  • Evil Eye Review

    Out of the first four films in the Welcome to the Blumhouse series, Evil Eye has the most distinctly “made-for-television” feel. Read More >

  • The Lie Review

    For its first two-thirds, The Lie is enthralling. Read More >

  • Annabelle Comes Home Review

    Annabelle Comes Home delivers what audiences have come to expect and longtime fans of this franchise likely won’t be disappointed. Read More >

  • Happy Death Day 2U Review

    Just when it looks like Happy Death Day 2U may run the risk of literally repeating itself, the screenplay flips the formula on its head and takes us to uncharted territory. Read More >

  • The Nun Trailer

    When a young nun at a cloistered abbey in Romania takes her own life, a priest with a haunted past and a novitiate on the threshold of her final vows are sent by the Vatican to investigate. Together they uncover the order’s unholy secret. Risking not only their lives but their faith and their very… Read More >

  • Hereditary Trailer

    After their reclusive grandmother passes away, the Graham family tries to escape the dark fate they’ve inherited. Read More >

  • The case for Get Out, Best Picture

    All good films are empathy machines. Most of the films nominated for Best Picture at this year’s Academy Awards are great films primarily because we feel this empathy with the heroes. But no film does this in a more radical, exciting or significant way as Get Out. It’s the best film of the year. Read More >

  • Gotham Award Nominations prove Get Out could be an Oscar contender

    Get Out, Ladybird and Call Me By Your Name is leading the nominations. Which begs the question could get out be nominated for Best Picture? Read More >

  • Happy Death Day Review

    When Edge of Tomorrow came out a few years ago, everybody wrote it off as a Groundhog Day knockoff with explosions. Against all the odds, though, Doug Liman’s film managed to be clever, funny, and fresh despite its familiar premise. The same can be said about Happy Death Day. Read More >