Fugue is another in Agneieska Smocynska’s canon of outstanding horrors about women unraveling the mysteries of their own identity. It also cements her place as one of the most important Polish directors working today, as well as one of the best in horror in general.
Wrestlemania season is upon us, and while many wrestling fans will be watching the big event, there’s lots of independent wrestling that weekend as well. Sachin Hingoo does a run-in on Around the Loop to tell you all about it!
The Week in Horror features a trailer for Jaume Balaguero’s latest, a horror comedy with a surprisingly-apt title, the lineup from the Boston Underground Film Festival, and much more!
Evan Marlowe’s Abruptio is a tragic and horrific nightmare, all realized in the medium of puppetry.
The Week in Horror’s got lots of news coming out of SXSW, as well as a new trailer for The Wrath of Becky, a sick new cover from Florence + The Machine, and something new from Aaron Moorhead and Justin Benson!
I’ve got horror trailers, TV previews, and even a music video in this week’s edition of The Week in Horror! And also…A meth gator.
Trailers galore! It’s an embarrassment of trailer riches as we’ve got new ones for a sick Thai/Chinese giant monster film, Donald Glover’s celebrity-obsessed thriller, and everyone’s favourite killer doll gets a documentary treatment. All that and more in The Week in Horror!
What is it, remake week?The Week in Horror has news on some fresh takes on a Cronenberg classic, a cult cop-shop horror, and everyone’s least-favourite purple paleolithic nightmare.
Another week, another grip of horror news about Simon Barrett’s new film, a new sequel to a 90’s slasher classic, and one of the best trailers I’ve seen in a while! Check it all out, and more, in The Week in Horror!
This week I’ve got a big update on the horror selections from SXSW, new stuff from the directors of Barbarian, Terrifier, and Werewolves Within, and a whole lot more!
In this week’s The Week in Horror, check out the news here about a much-needed sequel to our new favourite Christmas horror, the eleventh installment of a classic Stephen King series, and much more!
Waking Karma is a movie that, on paper at least, explores unspeakable cruelty and the agency of women in the face of a patriarchal cult. It perhaps lacks a certain artfulness and gravity, but it goes so low, so hard on its main eponymous lead character, that it has a haunting effect.
