Santa himself is on the naughty list in the snowbound Norwegian slasher “Christmas Blood” — a bloody new Christmas horror film perfect for slasher fans. …continue reading Reel Review: Christmas Blood (2017)
The French film “Inside” is brutal, bloody and brilliant — a nightmarish holiday horror film, aptly titled as it is guaranteed to get inside your …continue reading Holiday Horror: Inside (2007)
“Rare Exports” is a grim fairytale brought to life right in front of your eyes — a beautiful, wondrous masterpiece and an undeniable holiday …continue reading Holiday Horror: Rare Exports (2010)
Revenge gets served by a J-horror inspired spirit in “Shutter”, a Thailand ghost film that manages to feel fresh in spite of its familiarity. …continue reading Reel Review: Shutter (Thailand, 2004)
Remember, remember the 5th of December! Have a bloody good holiday with “Sint”, an Amsterdam import that offers a new take on a Dutch …continue reading Holiday Horror: Sint (2010)
With surreal, brutal and powerful characters, Snowflake is the kind of film people will remember, and want to watch again and again. Director Adolfo …continue reading Reel Review: Snowflake (2018)
Beautifully shot with a powerful lead performance, “Luciferina” is satisfyingly creepy and surprisingly original — while boasting one hell of an ending. Despite the seriously …continue reading Reel Review: Luciferina (2018)
I attended a very special screening of the Russian horror film “The Bride” at the Dryden Theatre, and it was a spooky experience, all …continue reading The Bride (2017) Haunts the Dryden
“Brutal”, the upcoming Japanese release from Unearthed Films, is a relentlessly paced, highly provocative extreme horror film with a vicious love story. I’m not …continue reading Sneak Peek: Takashi Hirose’s “Brutal” (2018)
With dazzling dance sequences and an orgy of audio-visual decadence, Gaspar Noé’s latest feature “Climax” is an intoxicating and nightmarish trip. I’m a huge …continue reading Fantastic Fest Review: Climax (2018)
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