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Late Night With The Devil is doing so well that it’s breaking a record but the film’s use of AI is bugging the Internet.
What’s it profit a man to gain ratings but lose his soul? Find out in our review of Late Night With The Devil.
Presenting a predictable story that lacks any memorable kills, It’s a Wonderful Knife is no more than a forgettable holiday slasher.
‘Scare Package II’ brings back some familiar faces whilst simultaneously taking its meta humor up to eleven.
Nocebo has some clever explanations for things and a handful of blink-and-you’ll-miss-it dark fantasy sequences, it is mostly a mediocre thriller that is only worth seeking out for its unshakable finale.
Christmas Bloody Christmas should not be missed if you’re looking for a new Christmas horror film that is essentially a yuletide slasher film where you root for a killer Santa cyborg as a bunch of horny 30-somethings are killed off to squeamish delight.
Random Acts of Violence has some rather creative kills and just the right amount of brutality for a slasher horror film.
Impetigore is a disturbing and unsettling thriller with faceless children, no remorse for neck wounds, and upside torture that will have horror fans squealing with delight.
Lake of Death feels like this Norwegian version of Dark Water paired with elements of Friday the 13th and every other secluded, out in the middle of nowhere horror film you can think of.
The Beach House is an artistically crafted parasitical nightmare crafted by a true rooter of revulsion; Jeffrey A. Brown.