“Cursed Films” looks to examine films that have long histories of being cursed. The material is interesting, but director Jay Cheel takes too many tangential digressions to keep things from feeling tiring.
Halloween is always a welcome opportunity to celebrate horror movies, and this year has been filled with some great ones.
Bringing in new voices and pushing beyond genre makes a space for must-see films that stand out in a sea of content for their distinctiveness.
From “Hereditary” to “Evolution,” “Baskin,” and “Suspiria,” these are the scariest indie movies streaming has to offer this Halloween season.
These are best watched alone unless you’re feeling safe and secure in your current partnership.
From David Lynch and Cronenberg classics to a 2018 French feminist surprise, these are the body horror movies that disgust in the best way.
What’s more scary and more omnipresent than technology that can record every inch of the real world? Movies that act like it’s all true. Here are a dozen.
Everyone knows about “A Nightmare on Elm Street 2,” but queer desire and horror have gone hand in hand since the beginning of the genre.
From “Candyman” and Dario Argento classics to Val Lewton and Wes Craven.
Martin Scorsese on “The Innocents,” Guillermo del Toro on “Eyes Without a Face,” Bo Burnham on “Raw,” and so much more.
The vampire genre is as old as cinema itself, gushing with bloody classics galore. While there are many to choose from, trust us — these 12 vampire movies don’t suck.
From underseen Laird Cregar vehicles to a Russian chiller based on a Nikolai Gogol story, from J-Horror to the Mexican gem “Alucarda,” these are the best horror movies the genre has to offer.
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