In Theaters and Digital

Demons don't need to be summoned—they've been here all along. Michael Pickle's debut feature takes familiar horror ingredients—ghosts, possession, teenage isolation—and throws them together without sanding off the rough ...

The first thing I noticed about Sight Unseen wasn’t the horror stuff. It was the interior of the cabin, specifically the kitchen area. Weird thing to focus on maybe, but there’s an early scene where our characters  ...

There is something wonderfully absurd about trying to play football in Greenland. This is a country where grass pitches struggle to exist, where travelling to an away game can involve boats or planes instead of buses, and   ...

Some horror films announce themselves immediately. Loud soundtrack. Quick cuts. Cheap shocks every ten minutes. Diabolic goes the opposite direction, and honestly, it’s better for it. This is a slow, uneasy crawl into  ...

You had me at a talking octopus. Seriously. Netflix just keeps jacking up its prices like we’re all made of money, but sometimes they release a title that makes me pause before pressing "cancel." Remarkably Bright Creatures is ...

What happens when you take the soul-crushing paranoia of identity theft, inject it with enough caffeinated rage to power a server farm, then run the whole thing through a blood-splattered blender full of Florida-man energy, shotgun  ...

I had a pretty good feeling Strawstalker was going to be my kind of movie the second a creepy scarecrow started silently lurking behind influencer content creators in a suspiciously perfect Los Angeles neighborhood. That’s the  ...

Don't expect sparkles! Killer Whale isn't your slick, award-bait survival movie. Nope, this is a raw, snarling creature feature that's less interested in polishing its edges and more focused on suffocating you with ...

If you go into The Yeti from Well Go USA Entertainment expecting some polished, prestige creature feature… yeah, you’re gonna get blindsided—in a good way. This is a blood-splattered, frostbitten throwback that  ...

Tyler Hines is back, baby! I’ll Be Seeing You isn’t trying to reinvent the wheel. It’s not here to shake you to your core or leave you spiraling into an existential crisis. What it does do, though, is sneak up on you—softly, gently—and  ...