Chris Schwab’s updated, psychologised take on Stoker finds a predatory subtext lurking in the shadows of myth.

Howard J. Ford’s high-stakes thriller suspends an OCD-afflicted researcher between corporate shenanigans and alpinist ...

Christopher Smith’s eco-horror comedy leaves the viewer unsure whether to root for fatuous influencers or eight-legged freaks ...

Joko Anwar’s prison/genre punch-up sets inmates against each other and themselves in a horror-comedy microcosm of systemic ...

Casey Walker’s early nineteenth-century proto-horror exposes starving frontiersmen to an Indigenous spirit and to (their own) ...

Jeremías Segovia’s noirish morality play sees three families seeking elusive satisfaction from a recently released prisoner.

A potential problem for such films is the bludgeoning repetition built into their narrative structures, but Sparke and his co ...

Padraig Reynolds’ stripped-down Floridian backwoods horror confronts confused GenZers with a malevolent reptilian cult.

Larry Fessenden’s crossover sequel shows an America in microcosm facing (or not) its unresolved historical legacy and ...

Richard E. Williams’ POV horror confines us to the perspective of a damaged, haunted man who cannot see the wood for the ...

Parallel scenes from a marriage: in Caleb Phillips’ seismic sci-fi horror, an unhappy couple searches for a missing baby and ...

For electric meat is ultimately what we all are: flesh brought to life and galvanised into action by the electrical impulses ...