Gaia
By Ben Wasserman June 17, 2021
In a forest-based thriller that succeeds at putting viewers on edge, the standout threats are fungi-crusted monsters.
In a forest-based thriller that succeeds at putting viewers on edge, the standout threats are fungi-crusted monsters.
A party game–turned–video game is now a whodunit murder-mystery.
Prano Bailey-Bond has made a smart, entertaining, thought-provoking film that does not skimp on the horror and gore that die-hard horror fans crave.
Some horror/sci-fi titles about the unknown, the macabre, the potentially supernatural are perfect viewing for those seeking catharsis post-2020.
Told in a nonlinear fashion, Violation splits itself between the build-up to revenge and watching it in action.
A horror film that mixes the atmosphere of a haunted house flick with Judeo-centric themes of sin and forgiveness.
An odd horror film that puts David Lynch, Rob Zombie, and Groundhog Day through a blender to produce a grim parable.
This movie has the locale and offbeat style of Fargo mixed with the subtext of The Shining.
The horror movie plays like a Black Mirror episode if the “technology gone wrong” motif shifted into something far more existential and Lovecraftian.