We review Bone Face (2025). A group of camp councillors are murdered by a serial killer, but the movie quickly transforms from a slasher into a single-location diner whodunit. Is it a clever subversion of the genre or just a predictable mystery that loses its edge? Find out in our full review.
Confused by the ending of Heart Eyes? We break down the shock reveal of the three killers, why Jay was framed for the murders, and the historical symbolism behind Detective Shaw’s gruesome death. We also discuss why the film satirises the “unmasking” trope and if Ally and Jay survived the night.
We review F*** Marry Kill (2024). Lucy Hale stars as a true-crime fan hunting for a serial killer on a dating app. Is it a sharp, funny subversion of the genre like Heart Eyes, or just an outdated and predictable romantic-comedy trudge? Find out in our full review.
We review Josh Ruben’s Heart Eyes (2025). Can a romantic comedy slasher hybrid actually work, or is it just a sentimental mess? Starring Olivia Holt and Mason Gooding, this bloody Valentine’s Day flick promises a perfect balance of kills and chemistry. Find out in our full review.
Confused by the twisted ending of Companion? We break down the big robot reveal, explain Josh’s failed heist plan, and analyse how Iris gained her freedom. Plus, we dive into the Patrick twist, the meaning behind the “Iris” song, and why Josh’s plan was doomed from the start.
We review Bystanders (2025). This indie revenge-horror passion project sees a murderous vigilante couple take on a group of vile frat boys. Is it a raw and visceral cult classic in the making, or just a slow and amateurish trudge through exploitation tropes? Find out in our full review.
We review Companion (2025). Starring Sophie Thatcher and Jack Quaid, this sci-fi thriller/horror-comedy takes the tired “AI gone rogue” formula and flips it on its head. Is it a masterclass in dark humour and suspense, or just another farcical tech-tragedy? Find out in our full review.
Confused by the gooey finale of Grafted? We break down Wei’s descent into madness, the logic behind her face-stealing spree, and explain exactly what happened in that shocking final shot under the bridge.
We review Sasha Rainbow’s Grafted (2024). This Shudder body-horror sees an exchange student go to extreme, visceral lengths to fit in with the popular crowd. Is it a sharp commentary on beauty standards or just a messy trudge through gore tropes? Find out in our full review.
We review Kyle Mooney’s Y2K (2024). This A24 horror-comedy takes us back to New Year’s Eve 1999, but is it a sharp, funny subversion of the tech-panic era or just a messy, tonally confused trudge through 90s tropes? Find out in our full review.
We review Bloody Axe Wound (2024). This Shudder Original starts with a fun satirical slasher premise but quickly collapses into a cringeworthy teen drama. Is it a misunderstood meta-masterpiece or legitimately the worst horror movie of the year? Find out in our full review.
We review Leigh Whannell’s Wolf Man (2025). The first big-name horror release of the year sees the director team up with Blumhouse for a rural Oregon reboot of the Universal classic. Is it a terrifying masterclass in monster horror or just another shallow, trope-heavy quick-fix? Find out in our full review.