It’s the 1600’s and things are looking rather shitty for local witches ‘round ol’ London-town thanks to Judge Jeffreys...
Foreign Articles
Spoiler-Free Film Reviews: “Red Rooms” and “Dead Mail” (Overlook Film Festival)
Red Rooms (Les chambres rouges; Canada, 2023) Pascal Plante’s French-language Canadian chiller Red Rooms deftly...
Movie Review: The Abandoned (2006) – Unearthed Films Blu-ray
Russia, 1966: a lady, who has been fatally wounded, drives pell-mell onto a farmers property where she up and croaks…...
Blu-ray Review: The Living Dead in the Manchester Morgue (1974)
Less than five minutes into Jorge Grau's 1974 terror tale, The Living Dead in the Manchester Morgue (or Let Sleeping...
Movie Reviews: Short Films “Girls Night In,” “Crimson Ties,” “Lamb,” and “Skin & Bone” (Tribeca Film Festival)
Girls Night In Director Alison Roberto’s horror comedy Girls Night In takes a satirical stab as it takes into...
‘Good Madam’ Explores The Horrors Of Society This July On Shudder (Trailer)
Shudder has just announced the premiere date for the haunting South African psychological horror film Good Madam. ...
Movie Review: “Family Dinner” (Tribeca Festival)
Austrian horror film Family Dinner serves up characters and situations that haunt long after the ending credits roll....
Blu-ray Review: Black Candles (1982)
A balding middle-aged dude bangs a woman way out of his league before dying with Shrek's wife's name on his lips. So...
Trailer & Poster For Occult Horror ‘Huesera’ Debut Ahead Of Tribeca Premiere
Today, XYZ Films unleashed the first teaser and poster for the upcoming Mexican occult horror Huesera, the breakout...
Movie Reviews: “Dawning” and Short Films “Kageboshi,” “Good Taste,” and “Dikit” (Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival)
Dawning Young Min Kim makes his feature film directorial debut — he also wrote the screenplay — with Dawning, a...
Movie Reviews: “One and Four” and “Coma” (Jeonju International Film Festival)
One and Four Chinese feature One and Four (2021) is a nailbiter about Sanggye (Jinpa), a ranger who works alone at an...
Movie Reviews: “Subject” and “Bashira” (Fantaspoa)
Subject Subject, cowinner of this year’s Fantaspoa Best Film in the Brazilian Feature Film Competition category,...