Review: ‘In Search of Darkness’ antes up with its second part
Director David Weiner expands the conversation about horror’s defining decade.
Director David Weiner expands the conversation about horror’s defining decade.
Tasjan goes bolder and brighter with his fourth studio record.
Nicholas Ashe Bateman’s directorial debut offers up both life’s beauty and tragedy with excellence.
Nora Unkel’s debut feature looks good on paper, yet doesn’t quite deliver.
The West Virginia alt-country band make quite the splash with their debut record.
Kourosh Ahari’s directorial debut is quite an impressive piece of storytelling.
The new Danish psychological thriller blends genres into a murderous tale of gaslighting.
Robert Cuffley’s new film perfectly explores effects of alcoholism.
Alex Knapp’s directorial debut arrives as a solid character piece around loss and grief.
Emerald Fennell’s directorial debut is flashy and goes for a knockout punch.
Now streaming on Shudder, a new Christmas special mixes genre delight and werewolves.
From director Shawn Linden, survivalist thriller subverts every expectation.
Filmmaker David Teixeira swerves with another solid entry.
Alan Murray’s new feature film displays bold concepts and some nightmarish imagery.
The American singer-songwriter explores life, death, and loss on her new album.
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