Category: Horror

Count Yorga plants the classic screen vampire into modern day California with an evocative slow burn pace.

A recycled sequel, The Return of Count Yorga breaks from the formula with some stellar - and horrific - vampire attack scenes.

A bit slasher, a bit sci-fi, The Kindred is kitschy creature feature filmmaking with an early lesson in genetic engineering.

Ants meanders around a posh hotel, barely offering any excitement during its soapy TV drama.

Mutant bees make their run at humanity in Terror Out of the Sky, yet it's dreadfully dull given the stakes.

By-the-numbers TV horror, Tarantulas: The Deadly Cargo is passable horror with no surprises and a few creature attacks worth remembering.

Elisha Cuthbert puts on a star performance in the magnificently scary The Cellar.

A family is slowly pulled apart by dark forces out of its control in this underwhelming horror film, We Need to Do Something.

An original premise and suspenseful storytelling make A Taste of Blood worth your time.

A spooky, atmospheric tale with Lovecraftian undertones, Offseason is solidly written and acted.

Some forty years after the cult original classic, the tepid Dark Night of the Scarecrow 2 goes through the motions with uneven writing and low-budget effects.

Europe's answer to Romero's Night of the Living Dead, The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue, is a zombie classic in its own right.