Horror

"Goodnight Mommy" lives up to the hype and is worth a look for anyone in need of fulfilling their annual horror quota.

It works in spurts, but never comes together in a satisfying whole, but there is at least enough good to make inquiring minds get their money’s worth.

Hardy's feature debut is short on plot development but long on style and creepy atmosphere.

"Some kind of Hate" will more than satisfy genre fans on any day of the week.

It wouldn’t feel like Halloween this year if I didn’t get a chance to view as many of these flicks as possible before the goblins, ghouls, and ghosts start their sinister shenanigans.

The series may never live up to the original’s charms, but at least it hasn’t hit rock bottom yet either.

Interested parties will find plenty to like here, just don’t expect any kind of modern masterpiece of mayhem.

Eli Roth, the father of torture porn, makes a tribute to the Italian cannibal vomitorium films from the '70s and '80s for those with a taste for the extreme.

The director amused the audience with what he’d incorporate if the chance ever arose: bringing Charley Brewster back to the house and letting his teenage children handle any problematic neighbors

With "The Curse of Downers Grove," horror fans will be left wondering what they just watched and Ellis fans will be left searching elsewhere for his missing sardonic wit.