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Spoiler-Free Film Reviews: GODS OF THE DEEP and THE VEIL (H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival)

Gods of the Deep (U.K., 2023) Last year, prolific director Charlie Steeds’s Freeze played Portland’s H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival, and this year his new film Gods of the Deep had its world premiere there. Steeds makes practically all manner...

The Fifth Thoracic Vertebra: A Horror Film Like You’ve Never Seen Before (Trailer)

A new kind of creature feature is born in the unique and weirdly charming film The Fifth Thoracic Vertebra. After becoming an award-winning festival favorite, it is now coming to the US this October. "After a mysterious mold starts spreading...

Spoiler-Free Short Film Reviews: MOTHER TONGUE, JANELLE’S BABY, and IHRUQAX (A Night of Horror International Film Festival)

Mother Tongue (Australia, 2023) Jade (Amelia Foxton, who wrote the screenplay) and Alex (Chiara Gizzi) want to have a baby together, and Alex desperately wants to have it herself rather than adopting, but the couple has run out of almost all...

Spoiler- Free Film Review: Aberrance (2022)

Baatar Batsukh is a cinematographer making his directorial debut with the Mongolian horror film Aberrance, which he also lensed. The movie is rich in beautifully framed shots and loaded with visual style, bolstering a plot that tries at times to be...

Dive Into the Depths of Terror with ‘The Abyss’

Jan 29, 2024 | Foreign, Movie News, Movie Release, Movies, Netflix, News, Trailers, TV

Hold your breath and prepare to plunge into the chilling depths of The Abyss. The new Swedish horror-thriller will...

Spoiler-Free Film Review: “Handling the Undead” (Sundance Film Festival)

Jan 28, 2024 | Film Festivals, Foreign, Movies, Reviews

I’m a very hard sell on new zombie movies. In a subgenre of horror films that I personally feel is growing ever weaker...

Spoiler-Free Film Review: “The Moogai” (Sundance Film Festival)

Jan 27, 2024 | Film Festivals, Foreign, Movies, Reviews

Writer/director Jon Bell combines post-pregnancy horror with social commentary in his Australian feature The Moogai,...

Movie Reviews: Short Films “Girls Night In,” “Crimson Ties,” “Lamb,” and “Skin & Bone” (Tribeca Film Festival)

Jun 28, 2022 | Film Festivals, Foreign, Horror Comedy, Movies, Reviews, Thriller

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)

Jun 17, 2022 | Foreign, Indie, Movie News, Movie Release, Movies, News, Shudder, Trailers, TV

Shudder has just announced the premiere date for the haunting South African psychological horror film Good Madam. ...

Movie Review: “Family Dinner” (Tribeca Festival)

Jun 13, 2022 | Film Festivals, Foreign, Movies, Reviews

Austrian horror film Family Dinner serves up characters and situations that haunt long after the ending credits roll....

Blu-ray Review: Black Candles (1982)

Jun 7, 2022 | Foreign, Movies, Reviews

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

May 26, 2022 | Film Festivals, Foreign, Indie, Movie News, Movies, News, Thriller, Trailers

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)

May 25, 2022 | Film Festivals, Foreign, Movies, Reviews

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)

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