Browsing: FrightFest

Uncover the mystery behind 213 Bones, a slasher film that navigates clichés yet offers a unique charm and earnestness.

While Foreigner goes off the rails too much at the end, it’s a compelling and dark portrayal of belonging, teenage struggles and immigration.

While Miller’s script makes ‘Your Host’ feel too familiar, DW Medoff turns it into eerily game show hosted by a standout Jackie Earle Haley.

Once ‘Appofeniacs’ finds its feet, energy and bold ideas, Chris Marrs Piliero’s directional debut becomes a magnetic feast for the eyes.

Descend into madness with Bowie, a young actress, as she tries to capitalize her stardom in Faceless After Dark.

‘It Lives Inside’ finds fresh ways to scare around every dark corner; it’s an essential new scare for the spooky season.

Lucy & the gang must save Christmas by hunting werewolf Santa. Experience the low budget comedy-horror of Airell Anthony Hayles and his talented cast.

While ‘Good Boy’ by Viljar Bøe starts quite slow, it picks up the pace gradually, resulting in a dark, unsettling and unique movie.

While there are unsolved threads, ‘Monolith’ is still a spooky and effective debut by Matt Vesely, thanks to the captivating Lily Sullivan.

“Failure!”, well, fails to realize the potential of it’s distinctive concept. It’s better to avoid this one in light of a stacked September.