Chelsea Stardust is making waves in the horror-comedy world with her new movie Satanic Panic. Produced by legendary horror magazine Fangoria, that imprimatur is not to be taken lightly. Stardust meets and exceeds those expectations
In the future, Detective Jack Radcliff tries to save his niece from dying, in the past, in the new thriller Don’t Let Go. That may sound confusing in print but onscreen, this film’s wild premise,
James Ransone is no stranger to appearing in horror movies. Having played Deputy So and So in the Sinister movies, he now stars in It: Chapter Two as the grown-up version of Eddie Kaspbrak, the
John Travolta stars as Moose, a socially inept movie geek turned stalker in the new thriller The Fanatic. Directed by Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst, it shows what happens when a fan takes things way
Michael Ealy stars as Jacob Singer in the new, glossy remake of the 1990 psychological horror film Jacob’s Ladder. Ever the capable leading man, he acquits himself well in the titular role, portrayed in the original
Contained, single location thrillers are hard to pull off. More of them end up lifeless duds, like ATM, than turn out to be tension-filled thrill rides, like Phone Booth. Director Mike Gan’s new gas station
Mike Gan is an up and coming Chinese-American film director. With only a few short films under his belt, he makes his feature debut with the contained thriller Burn. Set entirely at a gas station,
The new comedy Good Boys is a veritable pint-sized Superbad. Concerning sixth graders rather than high school seniors, it is still about a group of boys on a mission involving a party and is filled
Add another film to the list of all-time best movies set on Halloween night. Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark is that film, and its tale starts on said holiday but goes on from
Sam just can’t seem to die. He is a paramedic carrying on an affair with a married woman. Her husband, Tyler, finds out and kills him in a lakeside fight, but that won’t stop Sam’s
