Catherine Breillat is a masterful French director with a clear artistic vision. She sets out to explore the toxicity in contemporary sexual relationships, specifically the dangerous and harmful behavior of men in their pursuit of sexual conquest. Her films are […]

Rebound is an indie psychological horror about a young woman, Claire, trying to restart her life. She walked in on her boyfriend cheating on her, dumped him, and kicked him out of the apartment. Still everywhere she looks, she can’t get […]

In a frontier town in the old west, a criminal drifter comes into town and promptly gets shot in the knee and arrested. By morning, the criminal, the deputy sheriff, and the doctor who spent the night in the jail […]

Bound to Vengeance is a throwback revenge thriller with a particularly nasty streak. Eve is a young woman who finally finds a way to break free from her captor and escape. When she tries to find the keys for the van, […]

A young woman enrolls in medical school to help herself find a logical explanation for why she can see dead people. It doesn’t work. The first cadaver she has to hack into in Gross Anatomy gives her horrific visions of […]

The Thaw is a global warming-tinged spin on The Thing. A group of students are invited up to an Arctic research center to study the effect of the melting icecaps on native polar bear populations. They discover an abandoned laboratory with […]

In Circle, a random selection of 50 strangers are forced to compete in a deadly game. They wake up, standing, on a game board filled with circles and arrows. If they step off their circle, they’re killed by the glowing black […]

Office Killer is one weird horror film. The individual elements aren’t so strange. It’s an office horror where a neglected member of the staff begins killing her enemies and covering for their absence with impeccable detail. The whole thing is […]

Writer Grace Collier witnesses a murder in the apartment across the courtyard. Unfortunately for her, the very police force she accused of racism and corruption in her editorials refuse to conduct an actual investigation because she is the key witness. […]

The Hills Have Eyes is writer/director Wes Craven’s second horror film, preceded by The Last House on the Left. Again, he establishes an outsider versus insider mentality, expanding his focus from a two young women going to a rock concert to an […]