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It’s not every day that a PG-13 movie delivers the goods, but Abandoned, the new film from Spencer Squire and starring Emma Roberts and John Gallagher Jr., serves the scares up hot with a side dish of skin-crawling creepiness. Synopsis: After a young couple moves into a remote farmhouse with …

We are happy to share with you the announcement for the new thriller, Gone in the Night. The film was directed by Eli Horowitz as well as written by himself and Matthew Derby. It has a fantastic cast including Winona Ryder, John Gallagher Jr., Owen Teague, Brianne Tju, and Dermot …

Boy, Winona Ryder characters sure have bad luck in love, don’t they? From Heathers to Bram Stoker’s Dracula to more modern movies like Star Trek (2009) and now Eli Horowitz’s The Cow; it feels like her characters are destined for passionate yet very messy relationships. Synopsis for The Cow (2022): …

All Larry wants is a friend. Written and directed by Jacob Chase, Come Play is a horror film about loneliness where the monster manifests itself through a child’s smartphone, and we see just how far Larry will go to be friends with young Oliver. I caught up with Jacob, and …

One of my favorite horror movies is 2016’s Hush. Directed by Mike Flanagan, Hush is about a deaf woman terrorized by a man in a mask. John Gallagher, Jr. is that man in a mask, and he’s terrifying. Because of my love of Hush, I’m so excited to see John …

Working in a corporate job setting can be tough. Sitting in your little cubicle day after day next to people you see more than your own family can either make you boring or make you insane. When the time comes for that certain promotion, you know at the end of …

Check out the trailer for James Gunn’s newest film, The Belko Experiment, which is due to be released March 17, 2017. Although he didn’t direct, Gunn (Guardians of the Galaxy 2014) did produce and write the script for this action-packed horror thriller. The Belko Experiment was actually directed by Greg …

The home invasion subgenre of horror tends to be very hit or miss. Either the film will fall into the same familiar tropes (generic character behavior, stupid decisions by the protagonists, somebody probably trips for no reason while running away) as other movies in the genre, or, the film will …

It’s hard not to go into 10 Cloverfield Lane without first remembering the previous installment, with its giant shaky-cam monster and its giant shaky-cam ambitions. However, the newest J.J. Abrams film is an entirely different beast, bringing us a psychological, cerebral experience. Where the first film had a feeling of …