Shark Bait (2022) Review – A Predictable and Teeth-Free Slasher At Sea
James Nunn delivers a formulaic shark thriller with Shark Bait. Despite a strong lead performance from Holly Earl, the film is sunk by unlikable characters and a generic script.

James Nunn delivers a formulaic shark thriller with Shark Bait. Despite a strong lead performance from Holly Earl, the film is sunk by unlikable characters and a generic script.

Spider One delivers a bachelorette party from hell in Bury the Bride. Does this desert-set revenge thriller subvert tropes or just succumb to poor editing?

Zac Locke delivers a masterclass in poor filmmaking with #Float. From a vile script to abhorrent characters, is this the most offensive horror in years?

Michael Dupret delivers a formulaic influencer-themed horror with #No_Filter. From stilted accents to tired tropes, does this social media slasher have any bite?

Is Tubi a goldmine or a graveyard for horror? We watched a month’s worth of low-budget titles to find out. Here are the good, the bad, and the ugly results.

Jon D. Wagner delivers a surprisingly polished Tubi Original with Cabin Girl. A van-life influencer moves into a haunted cabin, but is the ghost the real threat?

Éric Tessier takes on the Hans Holzer novel in The Amityville Curse. From ridiculous glitchy visions to a total lack of chemistry, this Tubi Original is a mess.

Ryan Hendrick takes us into the Scottish Highlands for the survival thriller Mercy Falls. A group of friends search for a cabin, but find a nightmare instead.

Savvas Christou delivers a tonally confused vampire horror with Captive. A group of friends find a bloodsucker in a basement, but does the stoner drama sink it?

Brendan Rudnicki delivers another “horror by numbers” entry with Forest of Death. From unlikable characters to suspicious reviews, is this Tubi’s worst?

A rare Tubi gem that points a finger at forced exorcisms. We’re explaining the ending of Godless: The Eastfield Exorcism and the horrifying true story that inspired it.

Jacob Michael King delivers a 4Chan-inspired nightmare with Caviar. From stop-motion monsters to political deepfakes, is this the weirdest horror of the year?