THE CYCLE with Deborah Ann Woll is not “The Thing” meets “Silence of the Lambs.” Its police procedural operates more like a horror “Law & Order.” Movie Review: https://t.co/I0XJB4XReE
“Worst” is too subjective, but V/H/S/Mixtape is at least the sloppiest and schlockiest of the long-running anthology series. Movie Review: https://t.co/6SwzgC0rI3
The effort behind “found footage” film INFIRMARY might be commendable, but unfortunately, the final movie is not recommendable. Review: https://t.co/iBMXAehVd8
Instead of throwaway Netflix thrillers, it’s great to see someone like Anne Hathaway spending her downtime from Christopher Nolan epics in the fun Amblin adventure of THE END OF OAK STREET. Movie Review: https://t.co/Jv3C6WdPRR
PINOCCHIO: UNSTRUNG might mark a rescue effort to take the “Twisted Childhood Universe” from borderline unwatchable to borderline recommendable. Movie Review: https://t.co/gU3LDQIMFo
Shudder’s NIGHTBORN starring Rupert Grint might look like another demonic pregnancy movie, but there’s a lot more lurking in its slow-burn suspense. Review: https://t.co/tPdYrKOSug
If you enjoy watching top-talent actors like Michael Keaton and Robert De Niro reciting lines from chairs, Netflix’s THE WHISPER MAN might be the snoozer for you. Movie Review: https://t.co/liEPF2aS9U
The cast of LOCKBOX plays their parts with such mismatched quirkiness that the movie ends up with a kooky personality, too. Review: https://t.co/IGOh4BfEfQ
Without its gimmick of being a real-time movie shot to look like one take, there might not be much to say about BURY THE DEVIL. Review: https://t.co/dMG5tfWBSB
Debut features from first-time directors usually aren’t as consistently competent or as thoughtfully staged as HELLCAT, now streaming on Shudder. Movie Review: https://t.co/jAX8LBUQgm
The family in THE LAST HOUSE has only two DVDs to watch the entire time they’re trapped. Can you imagine if one of them was this movie? Review: https://t.co/ANauFAYg7U