We Who Walk Here

Jessica Scott We Who Walk Here Jun 21, 2025 If you care about this genre, Horror Noire: A History of Black Horror is essential viewing. Go to Full Review Horror Noire: A History of Black Horror (2019) 100% 67%

Jessica Scott We Who Walk Here May 31, 2024 Pitiless and patient, In a Violent Nature is a fascinating formal deconstruction of the slasher film that pulls out the subgenre’s insides and asks the viewer to examine what really lies beneath its skin. Go to Full Review In A Violent Nature (2024) 79% - -

Jessica Scott We Who Walk Here Apr 22, 2024 Late Night with the Devil could have been an interesting examination of power... Instead, it is a sloppy, dull movie that refuses to commit to its own format, aesthetic, or themes. Go to Full Review Late Night with the Devil (2023) 97% - -

Jessica Scott We Who Walk Here Mar 26, 2024 Free will is the illusory mechanism driving the choose-your-own-adventure plot of Freddy Macdonald’s neo-noir gem Sew Torn. Go to Full Review Sew Torn (2024) 95% - -

Jessica Scott We Who Walk Here Mar 19, 2024 With a stronger script, Natatorium would be an outstanding horror debut, but its visual depths can’t quite compensate for its ultimate shallowness. Go to Full Review Natatorium (2024) 71% - -

Jessica Scott We Who Walk Here Mar 9, 2024 Director Zelda Williams makes a strong feature debut, balancing the film’s tones and genres to create a horror-comedy gem that is both swooningly romantic and bitingly funny. Go to Full Review Lisa Frankenstein (2024) 52% - -

Jessica Scott We Who Walk Here Feb 1, 2024 A throwback not only in look, but in tone and pacing as well, this Cornish folk horror gem is a spellbinding study of an isolated woman facing the weight of history and the horrors of solitude. Go to Full Review Enys Men (2022) 79% 21%

Jessica Scott We Who Walk Here Feb 1, 2024 Dupieux’s hilarious and horrifying new film Smoking Causes Coughing is an ironic breath of fresh air. Go to Full Review Smoking Causes Coughing (2022) 94% 49%

Jessica Scott We Who Walk Here Mar 12, 2023 While [Zlokovic's] gnarly, and occasionally hilarious, externalization of the inner critic is a potent (if unsubtle) metaphor, the film suffers from short-itis, failing to make the leap from intriguing proof-of-concept short to cohesive, focused feature. Go to Full Review Appendage (2023) 50% 61%

Jessica Scott We Who Walk Here Jan 19, 2023 Skinamarink reaches into your subconscious and plucks out the worst nightmare you ever had. Go to Full Review Skinamarink (2022) 72% 44%

Jessica Scott We Who Walk Here Dec 27, 2022 The Mortuary Collection is anthology horror at its finest, combining wry self-awareness, inventive effects, morbid humor, and outstanding performances to create a perfect Halloween movie. Go to Full Review The Mortuary Collection (2019) 97% 68%

Jessica Scott We Who Walk Here Dec 27, 2022 Death Drop Gorgeous is a campy neo-giallo delight soaked in blood, gristle, and glitter. Go to Full Review Death Drop Gorgeous (2020) 85% 60%

Jessica Scott We Who Walk Here Dec 27, 2022 Smart, hilarious, and creepy, this zany vampire story is a must-see for fans of quirky indie horror. Go to Full Review Ten Minutes to Midnight (2020) 88% 44%

Jessica Scott We Who Walk Here Dec 27, 2022 An expressionistic slow burn that is alternately sensual and sinister, Black Lake explores the legacy of sexual assault and the power of art to give voice to the dead. Go to Full Review Black Lake (2020) - - - -

Jessica Scott We Who Walk Here Dec 27, 2022 Spiral reminds viewers that hate can hide anywhere, and while the primary targets of that hatred may change, the people in power never do. Go to Full Review Spiral (2019) 77% 41%

Jessica Scott We Who Walk Here Dec 23, 2022 Writer-director Jeff Lieberman’s independent horror-comedy mixes morbid humor with buckets of blood and guts to produce a wickedly fun piece of Samhain entertainment. Go to Full Review Satan's Little Helper (2004) 83% 36%

Jessica Scott We Who Walk Here Dec 23, 2022 Hilarious, terrifying, and mournful, Anything for Jackson is a horror-comedy that gets both parts of the equation perfectly right. Go to Full Review Anything for Jackson (2020) 97% 70%

Jessica Scott We Who Walk Here Dec 22, 2022 Dementer takes the term “slow burn” to a new level, putting its audience on edge from the very first frame while hypnotizing them at the same time. Go to Full Review Dementer (2019) 81% 0%

Jessica Scott We Who Walk Here Dec 22, 2022 It takes the film a while to find its footing, but — due in large part to Crampton’s performance — Jakob’s Wife sticks the landing and gives horror fans a bloody feminist horror story with bite. Go to Full Review Jakob's Wife (2021) 85% 60%

Jessica Scott We Who Walk Here Dec 19, 2022 Viewers expecting terror or a riveting mystery won’t find either here. Instead, they will find a quiet, elegiac, and ultimately rewarding tale about the power of the truth and the importance of focusing on the living rather than the dead. Go to Full Review Martyrs Lane (2021) 90% 41%