Horror Movie Review: The Ugly Stepsister (2025)
The Ugly Stepsister is a body horror film, and a grim one at that, yet its approach to this and how it combines psychological horror and black comedy, is what makes it noteworthy.
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Horror Movie Review: Hell Hole (2024)
Written (alongside Lulu Adams) and directed by John Adams and Toby Poser, Hell Hole is a Thing inspired horror with an environmental message, one based around the process known as ‘fracking’.
Single Slam: Oceans of Slumber, Body Horror, Trash Boat, Fang Club, Million Moons, Lowlives, Chaos Doctrine, Smo, Shoun Shoun, Eonian, Scarlet Rebels, downcast, Gurt, Iress, newshapes, Vanitas, Alterjoy, and Gatecreeper!
Today’s single slam features Oceans of Slumber, Body Horror, Trash Boat, Fang Club, Million Moons, Lowlives, Chaos Doctrine, Smo, Shoun Shoun, Eonian, Scarlet Rebels, downcast, Gurt, Iress, newshapes, Vanitas, Alterjoy, and Gatecreeper.
Horror Movie Review: The Nest (2021)
The Nest (also known as The Bewailing) promises an unsettling experience that combines fear, anxiety, and body horror. A promise that it fails to live up to, even if it does enough to be a memorable watch.
Horror Movie Review: The Seed (2021)
Promising a gory body horror experience, The Seed takes way too long to get going to hold the attention when the nasty bits start. A real shame, as it has some impressive effects.
Single Slam: DeathCollector, Astralborne, Horrrendous, Antirope, JD Power Trio, Body Horror, Strange Company, Godeth, Recall the Remains, Shallow Honey, Defying Decay, Archives, and Vexed!
This week’s single slam features DeathCollector, Astralborne, Horrrendous, Antirope, JD Power Trio, Body Horror, Strange Company, Godeth, Recall the Remains, Shallow Honey, Defying Decay, Archives, and Vexed.
Horror Movie Review: Thanatomorphose (2012)
Written and directed by Éric Falardeau, Thanatomorphose is body horror movie that stars Kayden Rose, Émile Beaudry, Eryka Cantieri, and Roch-Denis Gagnon.
Horror Movie Review: Men (2022)
Having left viewers both awestruck and baffled by Ex Machina and Annihilation, writer and director Alex Garland looks to confound and disgust in equal measure with Men.