Literary classic gets a horror make that's downright dreadful.

Director Jacob Lees Johnson puts an intriguing sci-fi spin on familiar horror territory with "I See the Demon".

“Jesus Land” recalls Satanic Panic hysteria through a heartbreaking story of religious extremism, racism, and survival.

As the horror genre continues to have a stellar 2026, it's admirable when a filmmaker knows the atmosphere he wants, even when the finished product doesn't fully cohere. That was my takeaway from “Split Rock,” writer and director Ryan Glover's sophomore supernatural horror feature. While I respected the film's artistic ambitions, its uneven pacing made it hard to stay invested. The film follows geologists Lauren (Clark Backo) and Ben (Drew Ray Tanner) as they travel into the

“Falling,” a dialogue-driven romantic comedy that puts friendship and the bro code to the test

America often promotes the Statue of Liberty as a symbol of freedom, hope, and opportunity. In his short film “I Will Be Alright", director Cyrus Neshvad flips this familiar image on its head. The story centers around Laïla, a 16-year-old Iranian refugee facing the possibility of being deported back to the country she fled. As she fights to stay in a place she believed would keep her safe, Laïla works while dressed as the Statue of Liberty. This striking metaphor speaks v

“Marge” uses motherhood, generational trauma, and a horrifying family secret to deliver a sharp, unsettling Beyond Fest horror short.

Actor Kevin Wayne steps into directing with his feature debut, "Hellbilly Hollow", produced by Bad Man Films. Bernadette Chapman penned the screenplay, and the film was shot on location at the actual Hellbilly Hollow haunted attraction in Vincent, Alabama. The film opens with a young boy witnessing the murder of his sister by an unseen force. Years later, the boy has grown up to become Tickles (Kevin Wayne), a disfigured, childlike clown, alongside his brother Bull (Kurt De

LaMonica Garrett commands William Kaufman’s gritty, explosive military action thriller.

Sunny Dancer is a heartfelt comedy-drama about teenagers finding friendship, humor, and connection at a camp for young people affected by cancer

Ritchson and Wilson shine in an entertaining buddy action throwback.

By Any Means pairs Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and Mark Wahlberg in a gritty buddy thriller whose strong chemistry outweighs its underdeveloped history.

Dead Janitors Club serves dark laughs, crime-scene chaos, and twisted charm in a messy but entertaining one time watch.

The cast brings plenty of laughs and believable chemistry to Spa Weekend. But uneven transitions and missing connective tissue make it feel like something may have been left behind in the editing room.

Shackled turns futuristic parole into deadly punishment in Luke Spears’ lean, tense dystopian crime thriller.

Jesse V. Johnson’s Above & Below attempts to combine a crime thriller, a heist film, and shark-fueled survival horror into one lean B-movie.

Sébastien Vaniček delivers the gore, practical effects, and demonic chaos fans expect, but Evil Dead Burn follows the franchise formula too closely to become a truly memorable nightmare.

I Love Boosters is bold, chaotic and unapologetically original.

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie sends your favorite plumbers to space. The film delivers charm, humor, and crowd-pleasing moments. But while the energy is undeniable, the story struggles to reach its full potential.

Kevin Williamson’s Scream 7 honors the franchise’s legacy with strong performances and suspense, but an underdeveloped motive keeps it from reaching the series’ heights.