Review: Leigh Whannell’s WOLF MAN Is A Different, Affecting Beast

In this reimagining of the classic Universal Monster, the horror is in the loss of humanity.

Review: Y2K Has More Features Than Bugs

Y2K is an audaciously ludicrous sci-fi horror movie blended with the sincerity of a high school coming of age film.

Marielle Heller’s monstrous musing on motherhood just misses going feral.

An amusing entry in the “doomed vacation” genre, this spin on Scandinavian folk horror isn’t worth downvoting on Yelp.

By trusting the text and the audience, Robert Eggers’s story of undead bloodsuckers turns into a prestige picture.

Jayro Bustamante’s Spanish-language dark fantasy is unfortunately all too real.

Scott Beck and Bryan Woods will restore your faith in the “teen girls in peril” genre.

With over a million copies sold in its first week, we have a bonafide hit - but will it persuade the doubters?

NEON has begun screening their highly-anticipated film for critics, and the early word is excellent.

An archive review from The Gingold Files.