Hello Nasties! Ariel Powers-Schaub redefines Millennial horror.

Conquest and mad love amid the mud, blood, and glitter of Bertrand Mandico's She Is Conann.

A quick, bloody route back to ‘Salem’s Lot in the new short film, One for the Road.

The Blue Sunshine novelization is a balding blast of pulpy horror.

Here's another batch from the great variety of shorts that played at Film Maudit 2.0 last week!

Film Maudit 2.0 2024 may be over, but we're just getting started with all the reviews. Stephen takes on a slew of shorts, and this is just part one!

Fighting reptilian overlords is no reason not to want a full, healthy head of hair in Spanish sci-fi thriller Keratyna.

Chris Nash and crew deliver divisive slasher with In a Violent Nature.

Christopher Golden takes the American Dream on a trip to meet Old Country Gothic in The House of Last Resort.

Checking out some of the longform shorts that screened at Panic Fest 2024.

Checking out some of the shorts that screened at Panic Fest 2024

Checking out some more of the shorts that screened at Panic Fest 2024.

Hamelin Bird balances gore, conspiracy, and romance in a new page-turning thriller.

The original recipe for Trail Mix was a doozy, as seen in The Hunger, a fictionalized travelogue of the Donner–Reed party.

Bordellos of blood and gritty gunslingers keep the West weird in Hot Iron and Cold Blood.

You'll laugh. You'll cry. You'll kiss rotting lips goodbye. Horror, fun, and more in new collection Morbidologies.

A collection of surreal delights explores the perverse perception between artist and model.

Fairy tales and film imagery fuse in the sapphic horror of Sara Century's debut collection.

Sometimes read is better. A new doc explores adapting the King of horror. 

The film that time forgot meets The Land That Time Forgot in the decades-in-the-making stop-motion adventure.

Will the world end in fire or ice or…moths? A new dystopian series by debut novelist Jane Hennigan.

The quicksand and fog of youth in rural Alabama come alive in The Year of the Storm.

Moon Garden: The Little Princess in a Gothic Wonderland.

Satan's got a red right hand and a baby on the way in The Devil Conspiracy. OR  Religion, biotech, and gore: an unholy trinity in The Devil Conspiracy. 

Blood-soaked puppets, free jazz, and torture! The charms of Abruptio may not be for everyone.

Candy Land explores the world of truck-stop sex work and religious cults.

Johannes Grenzfurthner critiques religious and political power in a new experimental horror film.

Sisters are doing it for themselves in two unique short films offered by Film Maudit 2.0.

Fish, ticks, and killer storks. You guessed it! A shorts block about birth at Film Maudit 2.0.

Killer gnomes, mutant babies, Lovecraftian horror and more are the offerings for Film Maudit 2.0: The Shorts: Creature Feature.

Cryptids and killers: Dark Tide’s Monsters collection is worth the hunt.

Agatha demands a lot from a viewer if one is to break the spell of the imagery.

Wild Bones immerses the viewer in the ambience of alienation.

Zeria, an existential sci-fi horror film for the arthouse, grapples with what it means to be human at the end of one version of humanity.

Oy vamp! Blood Relatives is a comedy road movie with a not-unpleasant bite.

Moonchild – the best and maybe only Midwestern microbudget dystopian adventure.

Ladies first. Toil and Trouble: A Women’s History of the Occult presents the history of the occult in America through a feminist lens.

Blood and black gloves! Argento returns to directing after a decade with Dark Glasses.

What happens when opera and elements of horror meet, with William S, Burroughs in the middle?