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Send Help Review: Survival Horror Gets Mean, Messy and Hilarious

Let’s get this out of the way early. Rachel McAdams is phenomenal in Send Help. Not “good for a horror movie” phenomenal. Not “surprisingly game” phenomenal. Proper, full-tilt, career-highlight phenomenal. She plays Linda Liddle, an overlooked office worker whose transformation from corporate wallpaper to island survival nightmare is so unhinged it feels like someone fed…

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Return to Silent Hill Review: The Fog Has Lifted, and So Has the Hope

After more than two decades, Christophe Gans has returned to the cursed town for Return to Silent Hill. Based on the beloved PlayStation 2 video game Silent Hill 2, his new film adaptation promised fans a moody, faithful psychological horror that would delve into grief, trauma, and the inner workings of a damaged mind. What…

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28 Years Later: The Bone Temple makes a bloody mess and we mean that as a compliment

Ralph Fiennes sings Duran Duran. An infected man the size of a light aircraft cradles him like a weighted blanket. Jack O’Connell runs a Jimmy Savile-inspired death cult. And somewhere in the middle of all this, 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple still manages to be one of the most unique, disturbing, and entertaining horror…

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Primate Review: Rabid Chimp Turns a Family Home Into a Gore-Filled Siege

There are certain phrases in horror cinema that instantly tell you what kind of ride you’re in for. “When animals attack” is one of them. Add rabies and trapped-in-a-house siege horror, and your brain immediately starts free-associating to Cujo, claustrophobic home invasion setups, and the specific dread of being cornered by something that doesn’t need…

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Man Finds Tape Review – VCR Cults, Catatonic Streets & Conspiracy Creepypasta

Man Finds Tape is another entry into the always-divisive world of found footage horror, but this time with some genuinely fresh ideas buried beneath the static. Written and directed by Paul Gandersman and Peter S. Hall, and backed by producers Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead (The Endless, Something in the Dirt), the film toys with…

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Keeper Review – Osgood Perkins Serves Forest Dread and Cake With a Side of Unease

If Osgood Perkins had his own menu, the main dish would be “slow-cooked dread served cold.” With Keeper, the director adds another course to his horror repertoire – one that is quiet, off-kilter, and baked through with creeping tension and a suspicious dessert. Tatiana Maslany stars as Liz, a painter who heads off to the…

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Shelby Oaks Review – Stuckmann Uncovers More Dread Than Dead in Ambitious Horror Debut

In Chris Stuckmann’s feature debut Shelby Oaks, one woman digs into the past to find answers about her missing sister, only to discover that some things are better left buried. The story follows Mia, played by Camille Sullivan, who is still haunted by the disappearance of her younger sister Riley over a decade earlier. Riley…

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MIKEY BLU RAY REVIEW – TREASURED FILMS BRINGS THE BANNED KILLER KID THRILLER TO THE UK

One of the most controversial horror thrillers of the 1990s has finally arrived in the UK. Treasured Films have dug deep into the vault to resurrect Mikey, a film that has hovered in the shadows of cult status since its original release. Long whispered about due to its connection with tragic real-life events, this is…