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Dan Tabor Cinapse Oct 12, 2026 I can’t shake the feeling that buried somewhere in Devour’s nearly two-hour runtime is a solid 90-minute indie horror movie trying to claw its way out. Go to Full Review DEVOUR (2025) - - - -

Julian Singleton Cinapse Sep 29, 2026 For me, Alpha Gang managed to mine nail-biting suspense over a new leather jacket and deep heartbreak over a bird. If you think it could do the same to you, or if that sentence leaves you more puzzled than before, beam into Alpha Gang ASAP. Go to Full Review Alpha Gang (2026) 77% - -

Ed Travis Cinapse Sep 26, 2026 Seek out The Cycle on Shudder to experience a fascinating-if-methodical police procedural that will absolutely deliver on a bloody and brilliant final explosive act. Go to Full Review The Cycle (2026) 94% - -

Ed Travis Cinapse Sep 23, 2026 One of the most rip-roaring pure adrenaline movies I’ve seen... all year. Go to Full Review Half (2026) 83% - -

Dan Tabor Cinapse Sep 23, 2026 Rather than turning in a straightforward salacious autobiography about a man who has been reduced to a meme, Lance Oppenheim uses the controversial and deeply flawed Hansen to pull the lens back on the righteous. Go to Full Review Primetime (2026) 86% - -

Julian Singleton Cinapse Sep 21, 2026 Jim Queen has the tender heart of a Disney classic and the raging libido of that one unmentionable weekend in Puerto Vallarta. Go to Full Review Jim Queen (2026) 96% - -

Ed Travis Cinapse Sep 21, 2026 Hell House offers an incredible glimpse into the past to provide some clues into the mindsets and worldviews that contributed to our current level of crisis. Go to Full Review Hell House (2001) 94% 66%

Julian Singleton Cinapse Sep 21, 2026 Kasper Kalle’s timely film pulses with deliriously haunting passion, with Venned and Asbæk’s undeniable chemistry a primal challenge to the demands of vampire lore and tragic queer romance. Go to Full Review No Rest for the Wicked (2026) 97% - -

Dan Tabor Cinapse Sep 21, 2026 There are flashes of something genuinely unsettling here, and Graham gives the film a bruised, human center. Go to Full Review What Happened to Doris? (2026) 82% - -

Julian Singleton Cinapse Sep 20, 2026 Biller cannily transposes Nanboku IV’s kabuki play to its new medieval setting, paying homage to the traditional elements of the original tale and its century of screen adaptations while infusing it with a social and artistic sensibility all her own. Go to Full Review The Face of Horror (2026) 82% - -

Ed Travis Cinapse Sep 19, 2026 One of 2026’s very best films. Go to Full Review Wild Horse Nine (2026) 93% - -

Dan Tabor Cinapse Sep 11, 2026 Hope is a masterfully executed, audacious swing, and I’d much rather watch a filmmaker take a few big, messy chances than play it safe. Go to Full Review Hope (2026) 79% - -

Dan Tabor Cinapse Sep 4, 2026 As a kid who grew up in the ’80s watching whatever HBO or Cinemax decided to serve up in the wee hours, Onslaught scratches an itch that only this kind of movie can. Go to Full Review Onslaught (2026) 60% - -

Julian Singleton Cinapse Aug 27, 2026 What makes Boorman and the Devil so special is how it borrows documentary tactics usually reserved for canonizing beloved classics–and turns them instead toward an autopsy and a resurrection of a film most wouldn't think deserves either. Go to Full Review Boorman and the Devil (2025) 98% - -

Dan Tabor Cinapse Aug 7, 2026 Like Little Bites before it, Big Baby proves that Spider One has little interest in making horror that’s simply about the monster. He’s far more fascinated by the people haunted by it. Go to Full Review Big Baby (2025) 65% - -

Dan Tabor Cinapse Jul 30, 2026 It’s this dual perspective—celebrating the artistry while refusing to romanticize the artist—that makes Rubberhead one of the most engrossing documentaries ever made about the world of practical effects. Go to Full Review Rubberhead: The Life & Monsters of Steve Johnson (2026) 100% - -

Julian Singleton Cinapse Jul 30, 2026 Yeon Sang-ho’s refreshing emphasis on collective action among the dead as much as the living that makes his latest Zombie thriller such an exhilarating popcorn adventure. Go to Full Review Colony (2026) 81% - -

Dan Tabor Cinapse Jul 28, 2026 The Last Temptation of Becky is a pulpy, gloriously unhinged adrenaline rush—a movie that delivers pure catharsis for anyone who thinks punching Nazis will never go out of style. Go to Full Review The Last Temptation of Becky (2026) 100% - -

Julian Singleton Cinapse Jul 28, 2026 The characters’ sincerity and stares are equally piercing, melting away a feeling of passive spectatorship to draw viewers deeper into the story–and for Shimizu’s unseen scares to burrow under our skin. Go to Full Review The Mouths (2026) 80% - -

Dan Tabor Cinapse Jul 22, 2026 The film just seems to drag when they get to the hospital as well, and it never really gets going again. Go to Full Review Halloween II (1981) 27% 63%