Thriller

Babysitter Must Die

By Chris Salce | June 2021

For some odd reason, babysitters have been a focal point in pop culture since the 80s. You have Adventures in Baby Sitting,…

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For some odd reason, babysitters have been a focal point in pop culture since the 80s. You have Adventures in Baby Sitting, The Baby-Sitters Club, Don't...

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Matthew Goodhue makes his feature-length debut as a writer and director with the mystery-thriller Woe. The filmmaker aims for character-driven action to...

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There are plenty of times throughout the approximately 100-minute runtime of Girl Next that audience members will be asking themselves, audibly, "WTF?"...

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What Christian Sesma's action film, Take Back, has going for it is its star, Gillian White. Not only does she deliver a good performance, but White is...

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Samuel Marko's Every Single Someone does for found footage what Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer did for slasher films: it makes the horror real. A...

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Let's get the elephant in the room out of the way now: F.E.A.R., written by star Jason Tobias, is populated by some of the stupidest characters ever to...

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Prepare to run along the razor's edge with Blindfire, the excellent gut-wrenching debut of writer/director Mike Nell. Diving face-first into the continual...

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NEW TO HULU! When I was a kid, I thought one of the coolest inventions that could possibly ever be made is the machine that records our dreams and allows...

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Digging To Death, written and directed by Michael P. Blevins, has one thing that several films don't: the courage of its convictions. It sets up the path...

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