Category: Horror Movies
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Review: ‘You Are Not Me’ delivers taut storytelling and eerie Christmas scares
Marisa Crespo and Moisés Romera's new queer horror delivers on all fronts.
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Review: ‘Pater Noster and the Mission of Light’ casts a hypnotic aura
Christopher Bickel's new film delivers bold creative choices.
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Review: ‘Hunting Matthew Nichols’ spins chilling mystery
Markian Tarasiuk's latest offering explores a decades-old cold case.
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Review: ‘The Creep Tapes’ delivers all the chills you could want
Patrice Brice and Mark Duplass' new TV series hits a homerun.
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Review: ‘Solvent’ tosses Nazism into the pits of hell
Johannes Grenzfurthner delivers bold body horror.
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Review: ‘Mickey Hardaway,’ a harrowing tale of one Black man’s pain
Marcellus Cox delivers a powerful, poignant tale about Black trauma.
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Review: ‘Mr. Crocket,’ a demented Mister Rogers
Brandon Espy's new feature delivers on the gore and violence but lacks story bite.
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Review: ‘Daddy’s Head’ depicts the staggering stages of grief
Benjamin Barfoot's new feature confronts the tragedy of death and grief.
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Review: ‘Bleeding’ tells a harrowing tale of addiction
Andrew Bell doesn't hold back with his latest feature.
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Review: ‘Haunt Season’ arrives as one of the best modern slashers
Jake Jarvi's new feature makes quite a splash.
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Interview: Directors Wesley Taylor and Alex Wyse chat ‘Summoning Sylvia’
Wesley Taylor and Alex Wyse chat about their film Summoning Sylvia.
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Fantastic Fest 2024: ‘Witte Wieven’ (Heresy) spreads fear in dreadful doses
Didier Konings guns for somber scares that linger with you.
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Fantastic Fest 2024: ‘Párvulos’ captures grim nature of life itself
Isaac Ezban pushes humanity to the brink for a gripping post-apocalyptic tale.
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Fantastic Fest 2024: ‘Respati’ loses itself from a bloated runtime
Sidharta Tata's latest does little to warrant its existence.
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Thanks for the review Bee!