Brooding and at times heavy-handed, Antlers is a solid horror movie with one hell of a monster, great cinematography, and a predictable story.
Claustrophobic, visually impressive, and with a familiar cast, Adrenalin Fear the Rush is more than just a minimalist B horror movie.
Refreshing, emotional, and above all well-written, Murder Party is one of those hilarious horror comedies you simply have to check out.
Christmas horror movies are a thing and The Advent Calendar is the latest entry in this genre. It’s quite refreshing...
Ticks is exactly the movie you think it is, a cheesy horror comedy with effective practical effects, decent jokes, and a great cast.
Brain Damage will make you realize that the genre of weird and gory eighties horror comedies is much more creative than you thought.
Following two young couples on a vacation from hell, The Ruins is a solid albeit a bit static horror with an exotic setting and nice gore.
Featuring phenomenal practical effects, creature design, and a lot of gore, Wishmaster is a flawed but entertaining horror movie.
Too uneven, stylish, and disjointed, Last Night in Soho is a technical masterpiece and a definition of style-over-substance.
Despite the familiar story, psychological horror The Night House feels oddly authentic amplified by Rebecca Hall's stellar performance.
Horror and metal go hand and in hand and when you add comedy to the mix you get Deathgasm, an incredibly entertaining and gory movie.
Grotesque, highly sexual, but in a fucked up way, and visually impressive, Titane is a polarizing movie about love, family, and car cum.
Visually impressive with particularly nasty makeup, Nobody Sleeps in the Woods Tonight is a solid homage to the eighties slashers.
Wolfen is not a movie about werewolves but a refreshing eighties oddity following a detective investigating a string of vicious murders.
More about family life than scary stuff, Lair is an intriguing indie horror with a familiar setting that's surprisingly easy to watch.