Review: Berkley Brady’s ‘Dark Nature’ Goes Into The Woods

Fans of The Descent and The Ritual will probably vibe with Berkley Brady’s new horror film Dark Nature, which features lots of practical effects and stunt work in service of a good, though unfocused, story. 

Set Your Peepers And Your Fears On ‘All Eight Eyes #1’ On The Wednesday Run

Eight-legged arachnids run afoul, creating a heightened phobia for readers of this biting new horror miniseries!

Nightmares Continue In ‘Sandman Universe: Nightmare Country: The Glass House #1’ On The Wednesday Run

DC Comics continues to satiate Sandman fans by offering a new chapter in the horrifically popular Nightmare Country comic book series.

Purrfectly Nightmarish Reading With ‘Hairball #1’ On The Wednesday Run

Curl up with your most lovable familiar and read a new miniseries full of cutes and cuddles and claws and nightmares!

Come And Meet ‘The Neighbors #1’ On The Wednesday Run

When you move into a new house, nothing is ever what it seems: not the house, not the neighborhood and certainly not the neighbors!

Drive Yourself Down The Horrifying ‘Phantom Road #1’ On The Wednesday Run

Todays’ comic book must-read is a road trip tale packed with mystery -– and horror – all courtesy of two of comicdom’s top creators!

Review: Robbie Banfitch’s ‘The Outwaters’ is Pure Terror in an Beautiful Package

In his debut film The Outwaters, Robbie Banfitch has created a found-footage nightmare that plays with many of the esoteric vibes as Kyle Edward Ball’s Skinamarink, but careens in the opposite direction with more of a maximalist take. 

Review: Liz Fania Werner and Carlos Montaner’s ‘Waking Karma’

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. 

Blood in the Snow Film Festival 2022: ‘Follow Her’, ‘Vicinal’, ‘Mother Tongue’, ‘AlieNation’, and ‘Angakusajaujuq: The Shaman’s Apprentice’

Dorianne Emmerton reviews some of the horror shorts at the Blood in the Snow Film Festival