Cinema
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Bogotá Horror Film Festival Previews Ortiz Alarcón’s ‘Sierra’
A sect, a missing woman, and a mortuary album reach the Cinemateca de Bogotá on October 24th, before a November…
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‘Poseído’ Opens in Colombia with a Cross-Border Legend
Diego Velasco’s horror film ‘Poseído’ opens in Colombian theaters, carrying El Silbón’s parricide legend across the Llanos.
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‘The Face of Horror’ Premieres at TIFF Midnight Madness
Anna Biller returns after a decade with a medieval ghost story adapted from Yotsuya Kaidan, premiering at TIFF’s Midnight Madness.
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‘Lockbox’ Opens With Knifepoint Horror’s Quiet Dread
Daniel Stamm adapts Soren Narnia’s minimalist Knifepoint Horror podcast for Aura Entertainment, a test of dread rooted in the unseen.
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Severin Films Cuts ‘The Autopsy of Jane Doe’ to 4K UHD
André Øvredal’s 2016 chamber horror reaches Ultra HD for the first time, arriving in a two-disc Severin Films restoration with…
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‘The Devils’ Director’s Cut Screened at Cannes Classics
Ken Russell’s most suppressed film screened in its complete form at the Cannes Classics section of the 79th Cannes Film…
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‘Passenger’ Puts Øvredal’s Road Demon Into Theaters
The road that refuses to let you leave is one of horror cinema’s most durable premises. From Steven Spielberg’s ‘Duel’…
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‘Heresy’ Places Pre-Christian Dutch Myth on Shudder
Didier Konings’s debut draws a medieval Dutch village toward the pre-Christian feminine mythology of the Witte Wieven, now streaming exclusively…
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‘Whistle’ Debuts on Shudder with Its Aztec Curse Intact
Corin Hardy and Owen Egerton route a genuine Pre-Columbian ritual instrument through American high school horror, premiering on Shudder on…
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Damian McCarthy’s ‘Hokum’ Opens in US Theaters via Neon
Irish filmmaker Damian McCarthy brings a witchcraft-rooted folk horror narrative to US theaters with ‘Hokum,’ starring Adam Scott, on May…
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‘Mārama’ Reclaims Gothic Horror from the Colonizer’s Estate
Taratoa Stappard’s debut turns the manor house tradition against itself in a Māori revenge narrative that refuses gothic ambiguity.









