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‘Shook’ Review: Influencer Thriller is a Shallow Mess
An online influencer is stalked by a killer while she watches her sister's house and dog.
‘Hunted’ Review: A Muddled Thriller with Strong Performances
A woman tries to survive against two killers in the woods.
‘A Creepshow Holiday Special’ Review: Shapeshifters Against Killer Santas
A group of members at "Shapeshifters Anonymous" fight against Santas out to kill them.
‘La Llorona’ Review: Jayro Bustamente Reminds Us True Horror Comes From the Living
Bringing a legend to life while also giving it a new spin is a difficult task. And it’s one that Jayro Bustamente manages with excellence as he uses the legend of the Weeping Woman to interrogat...
‘The Mortuary Collection’ Review: Clancy Brown Shines in Anthology
A mortician tells stories of how people died to a woman looking to work at his mortuary.
‘The Cleansing Hour’ Review: The Power of Christ Compels the Internet
Two friends who run a web show with fake exorcisms come face to face with an actual demonic possession.
‘Scare Me’ Review: I’m Still Waiting…
During a power outage, two strangers tell scary stories. The more Fred and Fanny commit to their tales, the more the stories come to life in their Catskills cabin. The horrors of reality manifest when...
Review: ‘Host’ is a Horror Film for the Here and Now
Six friends accidentally invite the attention of a demonic presence during an online séance and begin noticing strange occurrences in their homes.
Review: ‘Random Acts of Violence’ Shows Us a New Side of Jay Baruchel
Daniel Rester reviews the Jay Baruchel-directed horror film ‘Random Acts of Violence,’ now streaming on Shudder.
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