E. L. Katz and Simon Barrett‘s horror-action collaboration Azrael is ferocious, bloody and engrossing.
‘Azrael’ SXSW review – Artistry over originality in high-concept survival horror film
‘Family’ SXSW review – A haunting and emotional horror debut
Benjamin Finkel's horror film Family doesn't quite break new ground subject-wise, yet the execution is powerful.
‘Totally Killer’ Fantastic Fest review – A totally fun horror comedy
In the horror comedy Totally Killer, a modern teen time travels to 1987 to stop a murder spree.
‘V/H/S/85’ Fantastic Fest review – ’80s throwback anthology overcomes its static parts
V/H/S/85 shows more cohesion than the last two entries, but sometimes it feels creatively strained because of its single-year theme.
‘There’s Something in the Barn’ Fantastic Fest review – A fun addition to the Christmas horror subgenre
In the Christmas horror-comedy There's Something in the Barn, angry elves attack an American family after they move to Norway.
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