Tagged Horror

A fully immersive, hallucinatory hell-trip

Ba-ba dook-dook-dookie.

An initially shiftless sequel that finds its way to frivolous fun.

As creepy-kid horror goes, this is the middle of the curve.

An underwhelming sophomore effort from director Nicolas Pesce.

A generously gory, outlandishly funny horror-satire.

It’s enjoyably intense. Its aim is low. So what? It gets there!

This "A Quiet Place" inversion skips right past blind and heads straight to dumb.

A shocking and occasionally frustrating self-critique from Lars von Trier.

Robust audio, reliable video, rickety movie.