Horror

Mick Taylor is back and just as nasty.

More like "Camp Dread"-ful.

Not even any good jump scares, with a botched ending you can see coming a mile away.

Fanboys are sure to eat this up because it’s hard to come by a film that embraces its premise rather than simply make fun of it.

While far from a character driven independent outing, Odd Thomas is the best film on both Sommers’ and Koontz’s big screen resumes.

A definite recommend for those who like their horror more psychological than throwing buckets of gore at the audience.

Cheap Thrills offers a ton of fun and plenty of visuals you won’t soon forget, clearing its path to becoming a new black comedy cult classic.

There is a good idea planted in the center of Lucky Bastard, it’s just too bad no one had any idea what to do with it.

In the end, 'Big Bad Wolf' is a big, bad bore.

The film may have a loosey-goosey tone, but it is thankfully dopey without ever becoming dumb.