It's funny, self-aware, and full of fun nods to horror genre trends — historical and contemporary, both factual and fabricated.

Defiant and intense, Black Dragon's forceful, unflinching look into the morality (or lack thereof) of war is divisive and electric.

Sci-Fi Horror short, The Fore-Men, delivers a viciously lonely view of what the world might be like if humans were at their worst.

Trim Season is an abundantly entertaining horror film. Vida plays on familiar Folk Horror tropes while remaining fresh in her execution.

Bury The Bride's well-balanced pacing, intriguing narrative, surprises, and well-built tension, create a film that thrills.

Dark Glasses is low on scares, high on quality direction, and marks another small step forward for the portrayal of women in horror.

Despite a promising plot and suitable cinematography, Alive's failure rests on a lack of execution, emotion, and inexcusable neglect.

With its excellent cast and impeccable direction, McColm delivers a film worth remembering in Fuzzy Head.

Scream VI acknowledges and honors its predecessors while cementing itself as a fresh and self-sustaining film.

Brandon Cronenberg's Infinity Pool is a critique of the lack of consequences for the atrocities of the wealthy whose criticism feels hollow.

Bess Wohl's directorial debut, Baby Ruby is an incredibly fearsome, painful, and unnerving thriller.

The Underbug is a captivating and acutely frightening supernatural horror with a backdrop of political unrest and excellent performances.

Pearl is an unsettling exploration of sexuality and agency during a forgotten period in American history.

Signalis is an expertly crafted blend of anime, cyberpunk, and existential dread that fans of survival horror will want to experience.

Invasion of the Body Snatchers is a stunning and classic science-fiction horror film that will open your eyes in more ways than one.

Robert Olsen and Dan Berk’s Significant Other is beyond anything audiences will anticipate, continuously subverting expectations.

Deadstream is a hilarious look at the lengths content creators will go to for fame and one of the best horror films of the past year.

Showtime's Let the Right One In is a naturalistic, emotional story of human compassion and strength set in a monstrous world.

Friend of the World is the bizarre story of an experimental filmmaker and a sneering general in a post-societal bunker.

E.L. King says Emerald Fennell's Promising Young Woman is unexpected, but ultimately doesn't deliver any hope for sexual assault...