Last Night in Soho has an incredible premise and many excellent features, which makes it especially disappointing when the film goes off the rails.
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Ti West’s Pearl is a terrific showcase for Mia Goth, as well as clever franchise extension to X from earlier this year.
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Zach Cregger’s trendy new horror movie plays with our expectations of horror in funny, weird, truly bizarre ways.
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Ranking the iconic Universal horror classics, including Frankenstein, Dracula, and The Wolf Man.
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The Most Dangerous Game is a layered, atmospheric pre-Code Hollywood horror-adventure.
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Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s horror drama is a quiet film with a haunting effect that’s as disturbing as anything you’ll find in horror cinema.
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Stuart Gordon’s cult classic Lovecraft adaptation starring Jeffrey Combs is a dark comedy of memorable grotesquery.
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Depending on your affection for and familiarity with exorcism films, Christopher Alender’s The Old Ways may seem admirably novel or hopelessly rote.
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Leo Gabriadze’s found-footage horror movie about cyberbullying reinvents the slasher for the digital age.
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Digging deep into the thematic implications and cultural discourse around Ari Aster’s two works of elevated horror, Hereditary and Midsommar.
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Dark Water is a creepy and water-logged entry in the J-horror genre, but its human drama is what makes it particularly memorable and disturbing.
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Justin Benson and Aaron Scott Moorhead’s slow-burn horror film plays like a low-budget, earnest counterpoint to The Cabin in the Woods.
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Wes Craven’s controversial classic horror film uses unrefined formal techniques and realistic content to unsettle viewers and examine the horrors of bloodlust.
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Featuring horror legend Christopher Lee and plenty of Gothic atmosphere, this tale of witchcraft in a New England town is a spooky though backward-looking treat.
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Dario Argento’s spiritual sequel to Suspiria is just as spectacularly moody as its predecessor, even if the narrative is slapdash.
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The Fog is a compelling mood piece, with atmospheric scares and great low-budget special effects.
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Mario Bava’s official debut combines arthouse style and B-movie horror conventions to strong effect.
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Wes Craven’s The Hills Have Eyes has a grimy atmosphere, nasty deaths, and a simmering subtext of class rage
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Christine finds John Carpenter working at the height of his formal powers, transforming a ridiculous concept into a thrilling film.
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It Chapter Two is effective and scary if a bit muddled.
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