Gilbert Speaks on Shudder’s ‘Sharksploitation’
Marie Gilbert takes a deep dive into Shudder’s new documentary, Sharksploitation.
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Gilbert Speaks on Shudder’s ‘Quicksand’
Marie Gilbert looks at the survival thriller ‘Quicksand,’ now available on Shudder and AMC+.
Gilbert Speaks on Alex Herron’s “Leave”
Marie Gilbert says that Leave is an A+ film, with an ending that will knock you off your seat.
The Week in Horror: An Elegy For Shudder
The Week in Horror: As GM Craig Engler leaves Shudder, Sachin Hingoo reflects on what the streaming service meant to him over the last eight years.
Gilbert Speaks on ‘Hellbender’
Hellbender keeps you glued to your seat from the first scene to the last.
Gilbert Speaks on Jeremiah Kipp’s “Slapface”
Discover why Marie Gilbert thinks Slapface is “horror at its best”, and read her interview with director Jeremiah Kipp.
“The Advent Calendar” Opens the Doors to Holiday Fright
To its credit, The Advent Calendar avoids the typical killer Santa Claus tropes and attempts to create a singular horror in the holiday horror sub-genre.
Review: “Dead and Beautiful (2021)”
The Shudder original film “Dead And Beautiful” attempts to overlay the vampire mythos onto the secretive world of the incredibly rich.
Review: Natasha Kermani and Brea Grant’s ‘Lucky’ Says You Can’t Believe Your Eyes
“Lucky” is a cleverly executed treatise on gendered violence
This Week In Horror – George Romero’s ‘Amusement Park’, Spike Lee’s Cthulhu Film, Pacific Rim: The Black, + More!
We’ve got some new trailers and some massive announcements, including the release of a new George Romero film that has rarely been seen.
Review: Vincent Paronnaud’s ‘Hunted’ Is a Twisted Re-Imagining Of A Classic Fairy Tale
Hunted is a fascinating example of a film that never goes right when it can go left, and barely ever makes the predictable move.
The Week in Horror: ‘A Creepshow Holiday Special,’ ‘Hunter Hunter,’ ‘The Last Drive-In’
How much horror did you enjoy over the holidays?