Tag: Horror

The Lodge is one of those films where people create their own problems, and then ask us to sympathise with them as though they hadn’t.

Regardless of the shiny veneer that suggests something more innovative than genre retreading, Midsommar subscribes to many conventions wholeheartedly.

In Fabric loses us in Strickland's desire to invoke purposeful weirdness and wins us back with fleeting moments of promise in which clarity seems possible.

What always keeps Crawl on the positive side of that dividing line between good and bad is Aja’s undeniable skills as a visual storyteller.

What sticks about Ari Aster's new horror, Hereditary, is its warped but recognisable human drama, and the actors who deliver it.

The special appeal of A Quiet Place is primarily that gimmick, but for a time it also functions as a very watchable film.

The air in there It’s been a year full of horror-thrillers set in confined spaces Green Room, 10 Cloverfield Lane

The deep end The new movie The Shallows bears the most obvious similarity to Open Water, in which two divers on

Boo   Ghostbusters (1984) dir Ivan Reitman Ghosts can be a source of both scares and laughs Ghostbusters certainly