Camp is not a chilling film, but more so dreamlike discomfort, with student film style imagery and effects, building up an odd journey.
Camp Is a Fascinating Dream And Nightmare [Brooklyn Horror] Read More »
The Curse has frights and surprises that keep you invested, but it also struggles to show a clear line between characters and their decisions.
The Curse Has Weird, Frightening Scenes But Lacks Logic [Fantastic Fest] Read More »
Coyotes is, on the one hand, a hilarious film, especially with its main cast and well-timed score. But on the other, the threat looks unbelievable.
Coyotes Has Quality Humor Without Reliable Frights [Fantastic Fest] Read More »
Move Ya Body: The Birth of House is informative, delving into the origins while explaining the struggles unique to the creators because of prejudice.
Move Ya Body Is a Fascinating, Eye-Opening Surprise [Sundance] Read More »
Speak. is an exciting, inspirational documentary that connects with audiences, touching on personal yet broad societal and political issues.
Speak. Shows The Remarkable Gift of Spoken Word [Sundance] Read More »
Love, Brooklyn is a romantic tale about letting go of what was and embracing what might be with a stellar cast bringing out top-tier performances.
Love, Brooklyn Is a Love Letter to Change [Sundance] Read More »
Didn’t Die takes on too much exploring what living looks like in a zombie apocalypse. But thanks to its lead in particular, it shines despite little frights.
Didn’t Die Shows Family Challenge In the End of the World [Sundance] Read More »
With a strong standout performance from Nicholas Hoult, Clint Eastwood’s Juror #2 is a tense, legal thriller that leaves leaves you on the edge of your seat.
Juror #2 Is A Tense, Remarkable Thriller [AFI Fest] Read More »
Ba is a wonderfully subdued yet heartfelt tale of struggle meets paranormal through the lens of an Asian-American father and daughter.
Ba Is a Gripping, Beautiful And Realistic Paranormal Story [Screamfest] Read More »
Mr. Crocket is gruesome fun, filled with chaotic antics and amazing effects that bring a hellish children’s show and eerie villain to life.
Mr. Crocket Is a Daring, Frightening Children’s Show From Hell [Screamfest] Read More »
Daddy’s Head is a moving and scary flick about grief as something arrives posing as the dead. Filled with stunning imagery it’s a beautiful and memorable film.
Daddy’s Head Is a Wonderful Mix of Visuals And Terror [Fantastic Fest] Read More »
What Happened to Dorothy Bell? begins promising, capturing the found footage dread, but soon devolves into a film caring more about scares than a logical plot.
What Happened to Dorothy Bell? Lacks Logical Plot [Fantastic Fest] Read More »