Nocturnal Animals (2016): A Review
“Nocturnal Animals” is a 2016 film directed by Tom Ford, which fits firmly in the thriller genre with hints of psychological horror.
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Five Horror Films Directed By Women
Five female horror movies which not only turn the female victim story on its head, but remind us that women can also be the villains of horror.
Ghosts (2021): A Review
In “Ghosts”, we follow a couple from New York, Samantha and Jay. They move into an older house they inherited and want to convert into a bed and breakfast.
Psycho Goreman (2020): A Review
Summoned straight from the annals of over-the-top nostalgic camp, “Psycho Goreman” proves itself to be an instant comedy horror classic.
Yellowjackets (2021): A Review
A girls soccer team experiences a plane crash into the Canadian wilderness and the survivors have to figure out how to work together to stay alive with the hope of being rescued.
Evil Season Two (2021): A Review
Michelle and Robin King brought intrigue to CBS/Paramount in 2019 with the premiere of “Evil”. For fans of spiritual horror, the series filled the void left by the 2016 series entitled “The Exorcist”.
The Sinner: A Review
The Sinner (2017-2021) was originally a USA Network anthology series examining ordinary people’s motives when committing brutal crimes.
Ted Bundy: American Boogeyman (2021): A Review
New to Hulu, “Ted Bundy: American Boogeyman” is the newest addition to the annals of films made about the infamous serial killer that audiences seem to love to hate.
Better Watch Out (2016): A Review
“Better Watch Out” follows Ashley, a young adult who visits the suburbs to babysit a twelve-year-old boy named Luke when his parents leave for a holiday party.
An Exquisite Meal (2021): A Review
“An Exquisite Meal” is described as a sharply satirical genre-bending journey through one absurdly terrifying dinner party in modern America.