Sleepy Hollow (1999) Review – A Masterclass in Gothic Supernatural Horror
Tim Burton delivers a visually stunning and blood-soaked tribute to Hammer Horror with Sleepy Hollow. Johnny Depp and Christina Ricci shine in this gothic classic.
Pyewacket (2017) Review – A Slow-Burn Study of Grief and Occult Horror
Adam MacDonald explores the dark intersection of grief and the occult in Pyewacket. A patient, atmospheric folk-horror anchored by a strong lead performance.
Super Dark Times (2017) Review – A Dreamy and Disturbing 90s Thriller
Kevin Phillips delivers a visually stunning and haunting psychological thriller with Super Dark Times. A bleak but beautiful look at the end of innocence.
V/H/S/99 (2022) Review – A Mixed Bag of DIY Found Footage Horror
V/H/S/99 serves up five distinct shorts from a variety of creative teams. From sorority burials to trips to hell, this 90s-themed anthology is a bloody riot.
ParaNorman (2012) Review – A Spooky and Heartfelt Stop-Motion Masterpiece
Kodi Smit-McPhee and Anna Kendrick lend their voices to ParaNorman, a visually stunning and heartfelt stop-motion adventure that serves as a perfect gateway horror.
Rosemary’s Baby (1968) Review – A Paranoid Psychological Masterpiece
Mia Farrow stars in Rosemary’s Baby, a legendary psychological horror that trades gore for a suffocating sense of paranoia and urban dread. A true genre classic.
Audition (1999) Review – A Disturbing Masterclass in J-Horror Dread
Takashi Miike delivers a shocking and profoundly disturbing classic with Audition. A slow-burn drama that transforms into a visceral nightmare of retribution.
The Wicker Man (1973) Review – The Definitive Folk-Horror Masterpiece
Robin Hardy’s The Wicker Man remains the gold standard for folk-horror. A head-spinning blend of mystery, pagan ritual, and musical that is as unsettling as ever.
Let the Right One In (2008) Review – A Haunting Masterpiece of Modern Horror
Tomas Alfredson delivers a cold, beautiful, and deeply moving horror classic with Let the Right One In. A coming-of-age story that redefines the vampire genre.
Saw (2004) Review – The Birth of a Modern Horror Phenomenon
James Wan and Leigh Whannell redefine the genre with Saw. A gritty, low-budget masterpiece that trades jump-scares for psychological dread and a legendary twist.
Dream Home (2010) Review – A Visceral and Stylish Satire of the Housing Market
Josie Ho delivers a powerhouse performance in Dream Home, a brutally violent and darkly comic slasher that takes a literal approach to a housing bubble burst.
Get Out (2017) Review – A Sharp and Sophisticated Social Nightmare
Jordan Peele redefines modern horror with Get Out. A brilliant, satirical, and deeply unsettling look at middle-class liberalism and the “white saviour” complex.
