Review: ‘Random Acts of Violence’ slashes through a hellish disturbia
Hitting Shudder this week, Jay Baruchel’s latest film is high-octane gore with specific social messaging.
Horror Movies
Fantasia Fest 2020: ‘Sleep’ is a mangled & thrilling psychosis setpiece
Michael Venus’ debut feature makes its North American debut at Fantasia 2020.
Review: ‘We Die Alone,’ a short film that packs quite a sucker punch
Marc Cartwright’s latest short film goes hard with slow-burn tension.
Here are 10 films we’re itching to see at Fantasia 2020
COVID-19 is literally changing everything about our daily lives. As we’re seeing with such films
Review: ‘La Llorona,’ a plea for a reckoning
Hitting Shudder this week, a new take on the La Llorona myth strikes an emotional core.
Review: ‘Lake Michigan Monster’ is delightful nautical nonsense
Streaming on Arrow Video Channel, the nautical adventure runs on all cylinders.
Review: ‘Day 13’ offers up slickly sweet mood
Hitting VOD this week, Jax Medel’s new feature is high on style and mood.
Review: ‘She Dies Tomorrow’ crashes the conversation on collective mortality
Amy Seimetz’s new feature film explores death, wasting one’s life, and regret.
Review: ‘Irrational Fear’ might drown you in boredom
Acquired by Terror Films, the indie film attempts to marry various genres and explore conquering phobias.
Review: ‘In Search of Darkness’ really is the definitive ’80s horror documentary
Following a wildly successful fundraising campaign, the definitive ’80s horror documentary finds a home on Shudder.
Review: ‘Host’ perfectly captures paranoia of quarantine
Hitting Shudder this week, Rob Savage’s new film hits a timely, mid-pandemic button.
Review: ‘Amulet’ delivers a grueling, timely feminist statement
Romola Garai’s directorial debut is an arthouse feast, lining up themes of feminism and crimes against humanity.
Review: ‘Zombie for Sale’ is light on laughs, heavy on heart
Lee Min-jae’s directorial debut offers up a fresh take on the horror-comedy zombie template.
Review: ‘The Rental’ makes Airbnbs downright terrifying
Dave Franco’s directorial debut is striking, emotional, and a bloody riot.
Review: ‘Lake of Death’ shrouds trauma in eerie folklore
Arriving on Shudder, Nini Bull Robsahm impresses with some visual storytelling.
