Fantastic Fest 2022: David Hebrero’s ‘Everyone Will Burn’
Macarena Gomez stars in this tale of revenge that has more in common with one of the most hilariously unexpected surprises of 2022, Orphan: First Kill than you would think.
Macarena Gomez stars in this tale of revenge that has more in common with one of the most hilariously unexpected surprises of 2022, Orphan: First Kill than you would think.
Amanda Kramer’s ‘Give Me Pity!’ is a dazzling, horrific, glittering spectacle with one of the best performances of the year from Sophie Von Haselberg
The Week in Horror is back with the latest on a unique marketing gimmick for Smile, a possible collaboration between John Carpenter and Godzilla, and much more!
A genuine crowd pleaser from Alex de la Iglesias’ Fear Collection collaboration with Amazon Prime Video, Jaume Balaguero’s Venus blends a siege movie, crime thriller, and cosmic horror together into perfect midnight movie fare.
One of cinema’s smartest sci-fi accomplishments now has an in-depth retrospective companion book that unearths the films creative process and its scientific vision!
Ali Abbasi’s ‘Holy Spider’ is a chilling look at a real-life killer and the society that nurtures and feeds his monstrous appetite.
What Brett Morgen’s Bowie-bio Moonage Daydream achieves is to display, celebrate, and most importantly to understand the many ways that the world fascinated Bowie and vice versa.
A packed week of horror news with a new RL Stine adaptation, the re-release of a classic anthology horror, and one of the best vampire stories ever gets a series on Showtime. All that and more in The Week in Horror!
It’s a jam packed week for horror news here, and I’ve got new trailers for the new one from Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead, a teaser of what David Bruckner’s Hellraiser has in store for us, and a new A24-backed film from Jane Shoenbrun. All that and much more in The Week in Horror!
This week’s horror news has a couple of physical releases in 4K Ultra HD, the new season of Black Mirror, and a slasher movie about a duck? All that and more in The Week in Horror!
The Week in Horror is back with a whole bunch of horror news that includes adaptations of a new Grady Hendrix novel and an old Stephen King one, a cannibal love story, and more!
Like it’s sort-of namesake, Carlo Mirabella-Davis’s Swallow, Carter Smith’s Swallowed deals with the kind of body horror that’s ingested orally. Unlike in that film, though, there’s a tender centre to this twisted, filthy tale of bodily functions and violence.