Tying together the discomfort and uncertainty of its themes, Heretic starts skillfully but loses some direction in what was nearly an impeccable addition to the religious horror genre.
‘Speak No Evil’ Leaves Frittered Potential
James Watkins’ ‘Speak No Evil’ leaves horror and psychological thriller lovers bored and unfazed.
‘Immaculate’: A Deeply Unsettling Addition to the World of Church Horror
Blasphemous, sacrilegious, and ethically disturbing are just a few of the adjectives that can describe Michael Mohan’s Immaculate. Taking place in a rural convent in the hills of Italy, American nun Sister Cecilia (Sydney Sweeney) embarks upon a religious quest for solitude after the closure of her local parish in the United States.
Weynand: Horror Films Have Historically Mistreated Black Characters—Jordan Peele Changed That
Peele is helping the horror genre finally take the necessary steps to go from a total lack of representation to a genre that thrives on diverse stories and casts.
‘The Nun II’ Is a Hauntingly Beautiful New Installation of Religious Horror
With vacuously dark halls, ominously clothed figures, haunting chants, and a rich history mired with controversy, the church provides arguably one of the best settings for horror.
‘Evil Dead Rise’ Is An Unsettling Spectacle Of Peak Horror
The horror movie ‘Evil Dead Rise’ explores the theme of motherhood through the demonic possession of Ellie, a mother who turns into the antithesis of a nurturing character.
Ti West’s Newest Slasher ‘X’ Returns the Horror Genre to its Prime
‘X’ successfully revitalizes the slasher film with a captivating storyline alongside the gory scenes classic to the genre.
It’s Best to Watch Scary Movies Alone
Film is purely subjective, as is all art, and its quality cannot be measured objectively.
Human Insignificance Proves to Be the Biggest Horror
What really makes us scared? Is it a physical threat or idea, or are our true fears seeded in something more existential?
‘It Follows’ Finds The Horror In What’s Human
Monsters and mysticism might be frightening, but unfiltered reality can be the most horrifying element in horror films.