One night at exactly 2:17am, all but one child from Mrs. Gandy’s class got out of bed, ran into the night and vanished without a trace, sending the community into a frenzy.
Tag: Horror
Love, Death & Robots Season 4 Review: A forgettable assortment of beautiful animated shorts
One of the most high-profile collections of animated shorts has returned for a fourth volume, but it’s largely disappointing.
The Monkey Review: This monkey has an especially morbid sense of humour
As if cymbal and drum monkeys weren’t already terrifying, The Monkey is here to double down on the terror… with a hint of comedy.
Fear Street: Prom Queen Review: Murderous thrills and horror cliches keep the franchise alive
Set within the Fear Street universe, it follows the prom queen candidates of Shadyside High as they begin to disappear ahead of their big night.
Final Destination Bloodlines Review: Terrorising a new generation with outrageous kills and bloody good fun
Just when you thought you’d seen the last of Death’s deadly premonitions, we’ve got yet another Final Destination sequel because … More
Sinners Review: Horror and history collide in this spine-chilling thrill ride
Sinners offers a gripping blend of supernatural horror, thought-provoking drama and a deep exploration of Black history.
Heart Eyes review – A gimmicky horror comedy mashup with room to improve
When a character says “It’s just so gorge” before becoming victim to bloody murder, you know exactly the type of … More
Wolf Man Review – An entertaining dose of body horror that could use more bite
Could we finally be seeing the inception of Leigh Whannell’s own Dark Universe? Wolf Man is yet another take on … More
Goosebumps: The Vanishing pushes the reset button for a new, mystery-filled adventure
After a pretty decent first season, the Goosebumps series has decided to go the anthology route and execute a full … More
MaXXXine (2024) is a disappointing climax to an otherwise brilliant trilogy
Two years on from the release of X (2022), Ti West has swiftly concluded his twisted trilogy of horror films. … More
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