Category: Horror

There's no hiding from Killer Crocodile's knock-off quality, but the Italian flick stages a fun social dynamic between environmentalists and hunters.

Released on the eve of the US involvement in World War II, Tower of London warns of those seeking power, and those who willingly assist.

A riotous class satire, Ready or Not brings pitch black humor to a story of rich versus poor through a clever script.

While messy and manipulative, The Fly II finds success via its effects-laden finale after a meandering (even incomplete) story beforehand.

Distinctive, lurid, and intelligently gory, The Fly remake rates equally with The Thing as one of the great horror do-overs.

Indie Slasher Trilogy Malevolence may not be an essential slasher but delivers suspenseful terror in spades. Filmmaker Stevan Mena’s debut feature was a no-nonsense thriller that hit during the …

Baby Shark, Grandpa Shark 47 Meters Down: Uncaged begins with protagonist Mia falling into water. The school bully pushed her in, the immediate indicator that Mia (Sophie Nelisse) will …

Bigfoot, only uglier In 1956, mercury discharged from a chemical factory was the cause of disease throughout Minamata, Japan. It wasn’t until 2010 the guilty company settled – and …

George Romero and Dario Argento Come Together Two genre legends join forces for the terrifying shocker Two Evil Eyes. The horror anthology is split between two separate features directed …

Occult Schlock With William Shatner William Shatner knows cheesy filmmaking, almost reveling in it over his long Hollywood career. The former Captain James T. Kirk of the USS Enterprise …

Gator Needs Food Badly Played straight despite the concept’s absurdity, Crawl brings genuine thriller tactics between moments of blundering decision making. There’s not much call to take action against …

The Conjuringverse Goes Teen Horror Gary Dauberman’s Annabelle Comes Home sees the possessed doll wreak havoc inside the home of the Warrens, the famous paranormal investigators from the Conjuring …