Category: Horror Movies
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Review: ‘Wild Eyed and Wicked’ genre bends horror and fantasy
Gordon Shoemaker Foxwood's new feature blurs the lines between horror and fantasy.
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‘Stranger by the Lake’: Henri’s suffering and the desolation in queerness
The psycho-sexual queer thriller proposes topics of cruising, sexuality, and loneliness.
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Review: ‘In a Violent Nature,’ a day in the life of serial killer
Chris Nash's slasher offering flips the script.
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Review: ‘Pandemonium’ ponders death and the afterlife
Quarxx's new film asks existential questions about death.
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Review: ‘Welcome Week’ delivers strong genre frights
The new anthology delivers all the bloody goods.
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Review: ‘Infested,’ guaranteed to make you squirm
Sรฉbastien Vanicek's debut will make you toss your cookies.
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Review: ‘Horror in the High Desert 3: Firewatch’ holds its chilling cards close to the vest
Dutch Marich hits another home run in his ongoing 'Horror in the High Desert' series.
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Review: ‘Late Night with the Devil’ transmits terrible frights
Cameron and Colin Cairnes deliver a found footage flick to be remembered.
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Review: ‘Easter Bloody Easter’ is as silly as it sounds
Diane Foster's feature directorial debut is a camp classic in the making.
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Review: ‘You’ll Never Find Me’ is a ticking timebomb of tension and mood
Josiah Allen and Indiana Bell impress with their directorial debut.
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Review: ‘They Are Watching’ plunges into the depths of the dark web
J.M. Stelly's latest feature creeps beneath the fingernails.
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Review: ‘Camp Pleasant Lake’ knocks off ‘Friday the 13th’ & ‘Scream’ โ and it’s a blast
Thomas Walton's latest feature is an ode to slashers.
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Review: ‘The Blackwell Ghost 8’ chokes you and won’t let go
Turner Clay's latest foray into the unknown will send chills down your spine.
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Review: Teen slasher ‘Departing Seniors’ castrates systemic hatred against a super gay backdrop
Clare Cooney's feature film directorial debut throbs with a tremendous amount of heart.
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Review: ‘The Power of the Strike’ draws upon Giallo influence for a dark revenge tale
Filmmaker Dima Barch uses classic techniques for a surprising watch.
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