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.
‘Talk to Me’ SXSW review – Scary and tense séance horror film is almost perfect
In the Australian horror film Talk to Me, a supernatural game gets out of hand for one set of young friends.
‘Down Low’ SXSW review – A queer and horny dark comedy
In Rightor Doyle's comedy Down Low, two gay men find themselves in trouble after a hookup goes terribly wrong.
‘It Lives Inside’ SXSW review – A familiar American horror story distinguished by a unique cultural element
In Bishal Dutta's first feature film It Lives Inside, an Indian American teenager battles an ancient demon while also reconnecting to her culture.
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