Peele's NOPE reimagines science fiction-horror unlike any other recent film, digging far deeper beneath the surface than just UFOs.
Peele's NOPE reimagines science fiction-horror unlike any other recent film, digging far deeper beneath the surface than just UFOs.
This John Hyams-directed slasher takes the subgenre's best cliches and tropes into our current global pandemic.
Christopher Smith's latest horror dives into Catholic horror and the hauntings of history.
Robbie Banfitch's film takes a trip through time and space, specifically American history, with gruesome results.
Two lesbians fall in love, but one of them is gripped by something sinister, turning love at first sight into a struggle for survival.
Ali Abbasi's HOLY SPIDER tackles the misogyny of society, in Iran and elsewhere.
Alex Garland's MEN is a masterpiece about historical misogyny and its ramifications on women today.
Noé's latest film is perhaps his greatest, and it's a fascinating Gothic portrait of an ageing couple nearing the end of their lives.
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