The Week in Horror: ‘From Black’, ‘Attack of the Meth Gator’, Demi Lovato’s “Still Alive”, + more!

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.

The Week in Horror: ‘The Lake’, ‘Swarm’, ‘The Angry Black Girl and Her Monster’, + more!

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!

The Week in Horror: ‘Azrael’, ‘Unseen’, ‘Unheard’, ‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’, + more!

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!

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. 

Amid Crisis, Superman & The Rest Of The DCU Film Franchise Finally Gets Its Reboot

With a history of lacklustre box-office, aging stars, a series of failed films and studio indecision, amid controversy and apprehension, the DCEU has finally been rebooted.

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.