Horror

When mysterious suicides bring an inspector and his daughter Sara to the town of Bridgend, Wales, there is no respite for the father and daughter. Both caught up in the evil atmospheres of the town and the surrounding dark forests. Sara becomes estranged from her father and the inspector grows more tyrannical as the situation moves from bad to worse. There is no explanation why teens are killing themselves and everyone wonders who will be next.

My brain’s cynicism synapse snapped when I heard that a new Arnold Schwarzenegger zombie movie was opening at the prestigious Tribeca Film Festival.

Featuring spectacular video/audio and way more features than most Hollywood blockbusters, 'A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night' is not to be missed.

"Killers" is worth the wait: a recommended release for those who can stomach it.

It stinks.

Film fans and writers we can learn something from other people’s mistakes, for example, the SXSW screenings of 'The Diabolical' and 'Roar.'

Run on out to your local Best Buy and pick up a copy before the next full moon, you won’t be sorry.

Ultimately feels like a lackluster episode of 'Game of Thrones' with a vampiric subplot thrown in.

Feels like a sillier version of Seven, but "Poker Night" is good enough to warrant at least a rental.

Billed as a horror/comedy Crazy Bitches was something of a disappointment.