Netflix’s The Last House takes a hodgepodge of films we’ve all seen before and spins a fantastical horror tale taking us all back to COVID times. Director Louis Leterrier (Now You See Me) and writer Matthew Robinson (Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die), present a solid concept, one that is sure to make you want […]
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No way! This is like The Exorcist. With werewolf movies, there is an expectation to show certain types of scenes from the transformation to the kills. We hope to see victims being stalked and dragged into forests and being devoured with bloody emphasis. Yet, director Eriko Katagiri takes on the concept of werewolves and infuses
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Family isn’t supposed to be like this. There’s something special about colorful holiday lights and festive music serving as a backdrop to a Christmas Eve bloodbath. It’s why films like Silent Night, Deadly Night or Krampus are at the top of most Christmas horror watchlists each year. And there’s not nearly enough Christmas horror out
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That’s nature…you can’t fight it. Eco horror meets folk horror is the latest from writer-director, Hanna Bergholm (Hatching). Rooted in Finnish folklore, Bergholm explores themes of motherhood and postpartum struggles with undertones of eco horror that show just how far Mother Nature will go to protect herself and what she deems worth protecting. Sex, Trolls,
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It’s been 30 years since Fantasia International Film Festival presented its first genre film festival in Montreal. This year is not just an anniversary milestone, but the fest is offering a stacked lineup of films and events that you don’t want to miss. From July 16 to August 2, 2026, the passion behind this epic event
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Half the year is gone already and, surprisingly, there are only a few horror movies that I’m still thinking about. While there have definitely been some major letdowns, the year hasn’t completely lost the plot when it comes to good scares, fun stories, and creative storytelling. Which is I am even more excited for what’s
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One of the things I mentioned in last year’s top 10 horror TV list is just how lacking horror TV has been. Sure, we’ve had some hits but we’ve also had some major losses and plenty of misses. Now, Widow’s Bay has entered the chat. And surprisingly, it’s a refreshing addition to genre TV. It’s
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Sharks in horror can be thrilling, adventurous, and scary. We’ve seen these majestic, ferocious creatures on display in films that the horror community have declared timeless (Jaws, 1975) to campy (Sharknado, 2013). With there being such a mixed bag when it comes to the subgenre, you never know what you will get. As we head
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Coming off the heels of Evil Dead Rise, Lee Cronin is back with his latest, Lee Cronin’s The Mummy. Under the Blumhouse and Atomic Monster banners, Cronin swings big with a story of a young American girl taken from her temporary home in Cairo, Egypt under suspicious circumstances. With influences from films like The Exorcist
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It doesn’t take a genius to know that within the first ten minutes of a movie where Zazie Beetz is portraying a badass avenger of sorts, taking out rich white people, that it’s going to be a good time. Kirill Sokolov and Alex Litvak’s script was made for an unhinged Beetz to let loose and
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