Welcome to the heart of Knockout Horror. This is where we keep the hundreds of reviews we’ve written over the years. Let’s be honest: the horror genre is a minefield. For every Hereditary, there are a dozen low-budget disasters waiting to waste your Friday night. That’s where we come in.
We watch the good, the bad, and the absolute trash so you don’t have to. From the latest theatrical blockbusters to the obscurest oddities hiding in the depths of Tubi and Shudder, you’ll find our honest, unpretentious, and jargon-free verdicts right here. No film school lectures, just a horror fan telling you if it’s worth the popcorn.
We review Descendent (2025). Ross Marquand stars in this confused mix of alien abduction thriller and psychological drama. Is it a legitimate sci-fi horror, or just another exhausting allegory for childhood trauma? Find out in our full review.
Today, we are going to be trundling through a review of a movie I watched months ago as we check out The Surrender (2025).
For our 500th post milestone, we are diving deep into the Land of the Rising Sun. Many fans believe the golden age of J-Horror is over, but we disagree. From the splatter-punk madness of Tag to the genius of One Cut of the Dead, here are 20 recent Japanese horror movies that prove the genre is still alive, kicking, and screaming.
It’s time for another horror movie review and today we are checking out recent Aussie sci-fi horror In Vitro.
It’s time for another ultra low budget horror from Tubi as we check out the terribly titled The Texas Witch.
We haven’t checked out a terrible shark movie in awhile so let’s correct that with Anthony C. Ferrante’s Great White Waters (2025).
Today, we are taking a look at the brand new, and surprisingly decent, romantic-body-horror movie Together.
Today we are checking out a fairly middling thriller from the person who brought us Happy Death Day – Drop.
We are going to take a bite out of another shark themed horror movie today as we review Dangerous Animals (2025).
Today, we are reviewing the legacy sequel that absolutely nobody asked for or wanted – I Know What You Did Last Summer.
We review Final Days: Tales from the End Times (2025). This Tubi anthology claims to feature “visionary” directors, but mostly delivers shaky cam, bad wigs, and bored actors. Is there a hidden gem among these apocalyptic shorts, or is it just more low-budget filler? Find out in our full review.
We review Livestream (2025). This Tubi found footage horror features a group of influencers screaming in a haunted house for 90 minutes. Is it a clever satire or just an annoying headache? Find out in our full review.