America’s Racist History Returns in Blood with CANDYMAN: FAREWELL TO THE FLESH

Candyman returns, as a white family confronts their history within the context of America's long, ugly racist past.

GERALD’S GAME: One Woman’s Revelatory Odyssey Into Misogyny

Mike Flanagan's adaptation of Gerald's Game by Stephen King is one of the best films of 2017.

DAVE MADE A MAZE; Or, the Artist Matures

Dave is an artist, worried he'll never create anything significant. That is, until he makes a cardboard maze which gets out of control.

PET SEMATARY’s Macabre Exploration of Grief in the Wake of Death

Mary Lambert-directed, King-penned PET SEMATARY is a stunning, gruesome exploration of grief.

THE TRANSFIGURATION’s Blood Sucking Construction of Masculinity & Mental Illness

A young man stuck in a bad neighbourhood gets lost in a fantasy of vampirism, leading to unexpected consequences.

ESCAPE FROM TOMORROW Deconstructs Disney & the Happiest Place on Earth

Walt Disney World, like you've never seen it. From American Dream to full-blown nightmare.

BUG’s Symbiotic Horror

One of his best, Friedkin's BUG is an exploration of the toxicity in co-dependency, that darker side of romance.