‘V/H/S/85’ Review — Shudder’s Horror Anthology Contains Bold New Visions
There is a moment in V/H/S/85, the sixth film in the horror anthology...
Kiernan Shipka Grounds An Eccentric, Fun Horror Comedy
Summary Totally Killer is a fun and engaging horror comedy that mixes slasher...
The Burial Review A Glimpse into a David-and-Goliath Legal Battle
Maggie Betts‘ The Burial embarks on a journey that illuminates the obscure corners...
The Second Signal Featured, Reviews Film Threat
It’s 1987, and a young woman returns home to confront a mystery that’s...
Pet Sematary: Bloodlines Review – A Bland Prequel Despite An Intriguing Premise
Summary Pet Sematary: Bloodlines attempts to provide a more detailed explanation of the...
The Old Young Crow Featured, Reviews Film Threat
In writer-director Liam LoPinto’s wonderful short film, The Old Young Crow, an elderly Iranian...
‘Mister Organ’ Review — A Dangerous, Distressing Portrait of Abuse
David Farrier’s been on the cutting edge of bizarre documentaries for years. He’s...
Miranda’s Victim Review: Important Drama Is Elevated By Outstanding Performances
“You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say will be used...
‘Totally Killer’ Review — Kiernan Shipka’s Final Girl Triumphs
Even over forty years on, we can’t get enough of the ‘80s —...
‘The Killer’ Review — David Fincher Lends His Style to a Lackluster Plot
There is absolutely no arguing that David Fincher is one of the greatest...
‘The Bikeriders’ Review — Jeff Nichols Hires Too Many Cooks With No Flavor
Premiering at the Telluride Film Festival before coming to London, Jeff Nichols’s The...
Invincible Featured, Reviews Film Threat
A captivating and immersive short, Invincible, written and directed by Vincent René-Lortie, explores the...