For Day 12 of our Halloween special, we revisit the film that built the house of “Gorno”: Eli Roth’s Hostel. A brutal and hedonistic trip into the torture-porn sub-genre, this 2005 shocker is designed to repel as much as it entertains. Is it still as nasty and effective 20 years later? Read our full review.
It’s Day 11 of our Halloween marathon! We’re tackling the long-awaited sequel, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice. Tim Burton brings the classic visuals and practical effects back in style, but does it work? Check out our review to find out.
Welcome to Day 10 of our Halloween horror marathon! This time, we’re tackling the much-maligned 1998 sequel, I Still Know What You Did Last Summer. Trading small-town vibes for a storm-soaked tropical resort, this film doubles down on the kills, the cheese, and the questionable 90s camera angles. It’s objectively bad, but is it secretly a good time?
For our 31 Days of Halloween, we review the new Tubi original, Match. A woman’s perfect dating app connection turns into a B-movie nightmare of ludicrous proportions. Is this a hidden gem of gross-out comedy or just a disappointing date for horror fans? Read our full review to find out.
Our V/H/S/Halloween review is here! The latest found footage anthology from Shudder and Bloody Disgusting offers five new tales of terror, but are they any good? We break down the goriest entry yet but has my patience officially worn thin?
A horror movie told entirely from a dog’s perspective. It sounds like a gimmick that has no right to work, but it absolutely does. In our review, we break down how Good Boy becomes a genuinely scary, surprisingly moving, and fiercely innovative film. Find out why this indie horror is a contender for the best horror movie of 2025 and an instant classic you need to see.
Welcome to Knockout Horror. It’s Day 6 of our 31 Days of Halloween 2025 horror movie review a day feature. I always use October as a chance to catch up on some horror movies from the previous year. I mean, it makes sense, right? That way, the entire month isn’t filled with a bunch of…
They say you should never revisit your past, and maybe that applies to horror spoofs too. For Day 5 of our 31 Days of Halloween, we’re rewatching Scary Movie 2, a film I was convinced was a classic. Was it as funny as I remembered? Or is memory the most dangerous liar of all? Find out in our full review.
Forget the source material. The Until Dawn movie is a standalone splatter flick that trades a compelling story for fun and explosive, over-the-top gore. Find out what we think in our review.
Our 31 Days of Halloween marathon hits a speed bump with Ick (2024). If faux nostalgia laden sci-fi horror with not enough laughs sounds like your bag, come and take a look at our review.
You know that feeling when you’re driving behind a log truck and you think death is imminent? You can thank Final Destination 2 for that. For our Spooky Month marathon, we’re revisiting the sequel that perfected the killer formula with one of the most iconic opening scenes in horror history.
The plot of The Long Walk is pretty crazy: 50 teens walk until they die. And yet, Francis Lawrence’s adaptation of the Stephen King classic is a tense, enjoyable, and character-driven thriller that absolutely works. Read our full review to see why this implausible story is a must-watch horror film.