As you may have noticed, not all award situations are created equally. Which is why the UK & Ireland Horror Critics Group set out to change that with the Golden Claw Awards. In addition to celebrating often overlooked horror films, the group also recognizes POC, women, and other marginalized filmmakers that are usually shut out […]
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Night Patrol feels like someone took Colors (1988), Baller Blockin’ (2000), and 30 Days of Night (2007) and put them in a blender. The mix is unbalanced and chaotic, but entertaining nonetheless. Night Patrol reminds me of movies like Dead Heist (2007) and Bloodz vs. Wolvez (2006) in the best and worst ways. I love
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Every few months, a prompt along the lines of “what song instantly makes you time-travel,” or “name a song that came out when you were sixteen,” or “what song do you most associate with a specific event” goes around social media. We all can answer at least one of those. This exercise in nostalgia even
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Soul Shadows is back and ready to take over Los Angeles again! Like last year, the event is celebrating Black horror movies, directors, artists, podcasts, and even businesses. However, it’s expanding in 2026, and we love to see it. This year’s event will span two days. That’s right! Soul Shadows is taking over the Wönzimer
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If you were on the fence about the 28 Years Later trilogy, this new installment might win you over! 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple feels more like 28 Days Later and 28 Weeks Later with more action, tension, and violence, while maintaining the GORGEOUS cinematography from 28 Years Later. The first movie in the
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Humans have a weird relationship with animals. We have domesticated cats and dogs to worship and pamper in our homes. Many of us observe Shark Week. Meanwhile, quite a few billionaires pay more than my life is worth to get torn to bits by large beasts. So, of course animals gone wild is a very
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There is a certain kind of horror film that finds its way into the crevices of your own life. It remains rooted in the back of your mind well after you’ve watched it because it doesn’t just resonate with you, but it lives with you. The latest film from the Adams Family, Mother of Flies,
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Here’s another movie I missed at the theater in 2025 and regret. Dust Bunny is a fantasy thriller starring Mads Mikkelsen, Sigourney Weaver, and Sophie Sloan. It is written and directed by Bryan Fuller. It follows 10-year-old Aurora who believes her parents were eaten by a monster under her bed. She then procures the services
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After parlaying with the 1962 roster of the Losers’ Club in IT: Welcome to Derry, I skipped my happy ass back to Stranger Things to join the Hawkins Hellfire Club as they make their last adventure into the Upside Down. While I already prepared myself for some tearful moments (Stranger Things always makes my face
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As most of our writers noted in our EOY lists, 2025 was a weird year for the genre. Sure, movies like Sinners and Bring Her Back made everyone’s list, while The Ugly Stepsister made five out of six of the lists we published. Final Destination: Bloodlines, V/H/S/Halloween, Weapons, and Heart Eyes also did very well
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