Fresh Hell weaves the essence of early pandemic horror and uncertainty into a psychological horror where one fresh hell opened to another.
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Run Sweetheart Run shows how society ignores and criminalizes abused women with this riveting cat-and-mouse horror with high stakes and deadly consequences.
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The Domestic merges supernatural horror with wealthy people’s fear that the hired help is out to get them, building dread and claustrophobia with each scene.
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Sung Kang’s Shaky Shivers shines with zany humor. With an oddball cast, plot and music this wacky film is an outlandish send up for ’80s-loving adults.
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The Loneliest Boy In The World may look like a visual breath of fresh air, but the focus on appearances leaves comedic execution by the wayside.
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Though there is not enough horror here, there are tense scenes and uncertainty. Thanks to the directing, Mr. Harrigan’s Phone starts as a creepy film but lacks the follow-through to its horror elements or coming-of-age tale.
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Smile is a formulaic cash grab, oversaturated in jump scares and forgettable dialogue. There is tension, and the film has excellent cinematography but overall..
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The music is sometimes dramatic, creating a camp atmosphere instead of horror, but the line between good and evil blurs. Everyone Will Burn is one of the few movies you root for the devil.
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Raven’s Hollow delivers an entertaining slice of horror with great tension and some frights despite plot holes and a less-than-chilling monster.
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Feeling like a deranged mix of Wizard of Oz—there is even a scarecrow scene—meets Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Pearl combines a fantasy feel with a riveting turn…
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