Thicker Than Water (2019): A Review
Veteran television movie director Caroline Labrèche and Canadian company Incendo Productions join forces to create this suspenseful made-for-television thriller.
Faye (2022): A Review
Brilliant describes this unique one actress film by the writing team, KD Amond and Sarah Zanotti.
Pyewacket (2017): A Review
Canadian writer/director Adam MacDonald follows his blood-soaked horror “Backcountry” with a tale of witchcraft and terror set in a small New England town.
The Long Night (2022): A Review
In his feature-length directorial debut “The Long Night”, Rich Ragsdale and co-writers Mark Young and Robert Sheppe develop the framework for a southern gothic horror tale.
The Ghosts of Borley Rectory (2022): A Review
“The Ghosts of Borley Rectory” begins in 1937, shortly before the Rectory’s devastating fire. It serves as a prequel to “The Haunting of Borley Rectory” (2019), which covered events in 1944 after the building had burned.
Ghosts of the Ozarks (2021): A Review
Set in the South during the Reconstruction era, the film “Ghosts of the Ozarks” is an expanded version of the “Ghosts of the Ozarks” (2016) short starring some of the same cast.
Netflix: Best Horror for February
February conjures up visions of chocolates, hearts, and romantic fireplaces to ward off the chilly nights. With Netflix’s new horror lineup, it may be more than roses that haunt your dreams.
Anna (2021): A Review
AMC+ recently debuted the dystopian drama “Anna” (2021), created and directed by Italian filmmaker and author Niccolò Ammaniti.
Horror Movies As Reflections Of Human Realities
Horror movies are profound – no, seriously, they are. They help us appreciate and get to know ourselves.
The Sinner: A Review
The Sinner (2017-2021) was originally a USA Network anthology series examining ordinary people’s motives when committing brutal crimes.