Darling: Mickey Keating keeps playing in other people’s sandboxes with this black-and-white tribute to artsy ’60s horror in the mold of Roman Polanski. Prefaced by a warning about seizure-inducing flashes […]
Starry Eyes: La La Land if Emma Stone’s character scrapped her one-woman show for a devil’s bargain that saw her vomiting maggots and maybe murdering Ryan Gosling to achieve stardom, Starry […]
More intent on pissing you off than scaring you, Christopher Smith’s 2004 grungy-slick Creep throws innocent bodies in the way of Franka Potente’s numbskull actress to perish at the hands […]
A glut of horror movie cliches bask in the sweltering Indian heat in the Alexandre Aja-produced The Other Side of the Door, a slice of India-sploitation that rides on higher […]
This slice of ’70s erotic horror comes off as a dissolute weekend project that’s best enjoyed in the same state of mind. As bereft of plot as its two female leads are […]
Hellions, Bruce McDonald’s proper horror movie followup to 2008’s brilliant Pontypool, is a mess of horror movie DNA, a last-second Halloween costume stitched together from better, more self-assured movies that span the […]
Actor and stuntwoman extraordinaire Zoe Bell is the one redeeming factor in Raze, a transparent exploitation movie that can’t come up with a good reason to make women fight to the death, much […]
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