terror films
REVIEW — Episode 12 (2026)
A found footage tale of one family’s distressing paranormal haunting and the TV crew that becomes part of the conspiracy.
REVIEW — House at the Edge of the Woods (2025)
This found footage fright proves the paranormal isn’t just in old decrepit houses — it’s in the nature surrounding us too.
REVIEW — The Fuzzies (2026)
Practical puppetry turns a child’s dream into a technicolor nightmare.
REVIEW — Videotheque (2024)
Videotheque succeeded in bringing the hopeless grayness of Serbian horror to something my American self could easily digest.
REVIEW — DEMO_N (2024)
No amount of save points can help those who decide to press START.
REVIEW — Black Goat (2025)
Move over, Black Phillip. You’re not the only beastly abomination roaming the woods.
