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With some wonky camera work, fascinating creature designs, and a few surprises in its writing, Arcadian is a decent action horror film.
A sinfully crafted and stupendously acted horror surprise, The First Omen embraces the best tendencies of The Omen and expands on it.
While it could’ve benefitted from more efficient pacing, Exhuma is worth a watch for the cast’s strong performances and its cinematography.
An Anaconda “reimagining” is on the way from Sony in Hollywood, but China already made one and the trailer has arrived.
Warner Bros. is finally releasing their Salem’s Lot remake and author of the book Stephen King wonders what took them so long.
What’s it profit a man to gain ratings but lose his soul? Find out in our review of Late Night With The Devil.
American Psycho is headed for remake-ville under the folks at Lions Gate, but the very idea of a remake is not justified.
In our written review, find out if Lisa Frankenstein is worth seeing or if you should save a buck and leave the dead buried.
Presenting a predictable story that lacks any memorable kills, It’s a Wonderful Knife is no more than a forgettable holiday slasher.
Keeping the majority of the anxiety inducing chills from the games it stems from, Five Nights at Freddy’s delivers a solid movie experience.