Happy Birthday (2023) Review – A Technically Incompetent Slasher Fumble
Chris Helton delivers a masterclass in poor filmmaking with Happy Birthday. From looping green screens to audible director cues, is this the year’s worst slasher?

Chris Helton delivers a masterclass in poor filmmaking with Happy Birthday. From looping green screens to audible director cues, is this the year’s worst slasher?

Christopher Redmond delivers a drama-heavy thriller with Daughter in Disguise. A missing girl returns home, but her parents begin to suspect she is an impostor.

Planning a getaway? Think again. Here are 20 vacation horror movies ranked, featuring disastrous trips, creepy locals, and holidays from hell.

A pre-wedding getaway turns into a fight for survival in this tense, LGBTQ+ slasher from Shudder. The Retreat offers great representation and visceral thrills, but does it bring anything new to the genre, or is it just another walk in the woods? Let’s take a look.

If you’re confused by the venomous boa constrictors and DIY neck surgery in Shudder’s Quicksand, you’re in the right place. We break down the ridiculous finale of this Colombian survival horror.

Andres Beltran delivers a survival thriller that is more mud than muscle. A bickering couple gets stuck in a Colombian rainforest with a venomous boa constrictor?

Dave Franco makes his directorial debut with The Rental. Two couples find hidden cameras in their holiday home, but does the relationship drama overshadow the horror?

Looking for horror that hits the “Like” button? Here are 15 horror movies featuring social media influencers, vloggers, and streamers, ranked.

Kurtis Harder delivers a biting satire of online celebrity with Influencer. A mysterious stranger turns a shallow vacation into a deadly game of cat and mouse.

Is Ramsey a genius or just a monster? We dive deep into the Tubi Original Hidden Exposure, explaining the ending, the psychology of the characters, and that grim finale.

Feel like you’re being watched? You might be right. Here are 25 stalking and voyeuristic horror movies ranked that tap into our fear of being observed.

Anthony C. Ferrante returns to the shark genre with Blind Waters. Does this Tubi/Asylum collaboration offer any bite, or is it just more low-budget driftwood?