Father Son Holy Gore

C.H. Newell Father Son Holy Gore 2 days ago 4.5/5 Split Rock dips between existential and ecological horror, then brings them together while exploring the psychological consequences of humanity mistreating nature. Go to Full Review Split Rock (2026) - - - -

C.H. Newell Father Son Holy Gore 5 days ago 5/5 This is a really great exercise in suspense and tension. Go to Full Review Assault on Precinct 13 (1976) 92% 80%

C.H. Newell Father Son Holy Gore 6 days ago 3.5/5 The entirety of Appofeniacs is a metaphor for the destructive progress of generative AI technologies. Go to Full Review Appofeniacs (2025) 90% - -

C.H. Newell Father Son Holy Gore Oct 14, 2026 4/5 One of the most unsettling science fiction-horror films out there. Go to Full Review Event Horizon (1997) 37% 61%

C.H. Newell Father Son Holy Gore Oct 2, 2026 4/5 Faces of Death is a fantastic commentary on how bad men getting away with inhuman horrors are running out of time because women have simply had enough of their destruction. Go to Full Review Faces of Death (2026) 69% - -

C.H. Newell Father Son Holy Gore Oct 2, 2026 3.5/5 The Snare is a movie about monsters though it’s not in the slightest a horror movie. Go to Full Review The Snare (2025) 100% - -

C.H. Newell Father Son Holy Gore Sep 29, 2026 4.5/5 Quarxx and co-writer Frederic Soulier tell a story about a changing world at the turn of the 19th century, a world not only evolving technologically but, most importantly, socially. Go to Full Review The Ones Who Grieve (2026) - - - -

C.H. Newell Father Son Holy Gore Sep 29, 2026 3/5 I Have Proof is a tedious and at times deeply disturbing perspective of a man slowly losing his mind and falling off the edge of society. Go to Full Review I Have Proof (2026) 92% - -

C.H. Newell Father Son Holy Gore Sep 29, 2026 3.5/5 It feels as if Calahan’s film suggests that grieving is never truly over, but that we can still manage the pain we’re given so it doesn’t haunt us forever; if we must live with our grief, it doesn’t have to feel monstrous. Go to Full Review Death of a Yellow Bird (2026) 100% - -

C.H. Newell Father Son Holy Gore Sep 29, 2026 3.5/5 Urei is equal parts sad and terrifying while Baizhan explores the consequences of unresolved trauma and isolation. Go to Full Review Ürei (2026) 100% - -

C.H. Newell Father Son Holy Gore Sep 29, 2026 3/5 What Happened to Doris? does an especially good job focusing on how Doris faced not only disbelief of the supernatural in her attempts to figure out her situation, she also faced gendered disbelief. Go to Full Review What Happened to Doris? (2026) 78% - -

C.H. Newell Father Son Holy Gore Aug 19, 2026 4/5 Come With Me is a smart film that takes aim at American gun culture and the dangers that men with microphones unleash while hiding behind ideas like free speech. Go to Full Review Come With Me (2026) 100% - -

C.H. Newell Father Son Holy Gore Aug 18, 2026 4.5/5 Our Hero, Balthazar is more of a psychological horror than anything, as it confronts terrible parenting, sexual frustration, digital-age empathy or a lack thereof, gun violence, and more with brutal honesty. Go to Full Review Our Hero, Balthazar (2025) 94% - -

C.H. Newell Father Son Holy Gore Jul 31, 2026 4.5/5 Godhead is at once deeply serious and simultaneously a pitch-dark comedy, telling a religious gothic tale about faith, the limits of control, and humanity. Go to Full Review Godhead (2026) 100% - -

C.H. Newell Father Son Holy Gore Jul 30, 2026 4.5/5 Kaller’s film is a haunting queer gothic tragedy about queer love in the nineteenth century as it comes up against the power of religion. Go to Full Review No Rest for the Wicked (2026) 97% - -

C.H. Newell Father Son Holy Gore Jul 30, 2026 4.5/5 In Corpus, eroticism and terror intertwine while Evans and [co-writer] Cowles tell a story that deals with desire, bodies, fame, and more. Go to Full Review Corpus (2026) 88% - -

C.H. Newell Father Son Holy Gore Jul 10, 2026 2/5 Blue Film briefly gets close to being profound about sexuality, then sinks and becomes mired in a woefully misguided desire for pure empathy in the face of disgusting, immoral acts. Go to Full Review Blue Film (2025) 91% - -

C.H. Newell Father Son Holy Gore Jul 8, 2026 4.5/5 Mārama is exceptionally terrifying and painful due to a focus on the brutal, generational effects of British colonisation on the Māori. Go to Full Review Mārama (2025) 100% - -

C.H. Newell Father Son Holy Gore Jun 17, 2026 4/5 A disturbing supernatural horror story about death, grief, guilt, and a famous line from Leo Tolstoy’s Anna Karenina that reminds us how "each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way." Go to Full Review The Voices of Our Mother (2026) 70% - -

C.H. Newell Father Son Holy Gore Jun 16, 2026 4/5 The Saviors could’ve been released anytime after 9/11 and it’d sadly feel deeply relevant to the peak Culture War America that crystalised in a matter of months after those planes hit the Towers. Go to Full Review The Saviors (2026) 80% - -