China has it’s anonymously located thrillers, Taiwan has haunted buildings. Exhibit F: Mystery Writers.

Now Abigail is a visceral-filled vampire comedy we can get behind.

We wouldn’t recommend Ted ahead of Imaginary, but at least Ted maintained its goofiness to the end.

All of Jang Jae-hyun’s films so far led to Exhuma.

It could be a lot scarier, but The First Omen is a legit strong addition to an under-exploited property.

Death Whisperer has little going for it, but the hero is handsome! Which it points out repeatedly.

Deliverance is a movie.

Russell the Younger and debuting director Bryce McGuire almost pull off a perfect pool routine in Night Swim. Almost.

Would you like Nicolas Cage invading your dreams? If so the cancel culture satire Dream Scenario is for you.

The Bridge Curse 2: Ritual has a bad case of sequelitis.

Horror maestro Eli Roth steps behind the camera again for a gory spin on that most singular of US holidays, Thanksgiving.

Come for the animatronics… not sure why to stay beyond that.

Go read chapter 7 of Dracula, come back and watch The Last Voyage of the Demeter.

Two possessed girls doesn’t mean two times the fun in tru-quel The Exoricst: Believer.

Saw X is nice and gory. Just want Saw fans want.

Danny and Michael Philippou come really, really close to horror greatness in Talk to Me. But, please. No more dead family.

Is newcomer Nate Ki’s Back Home the next steap in Hong Kong horror? Could be.

Can someone please give The Nun her own movie instead of pacifying us with The Nun II?

People, we have a contender for 2023’s biggest turkey. I give you: Onpaku.

It Remains doesn’t really…