Viljar Bøe’s unique tale based on true horrors should be experienced by more people.

A mockumentary horror film darkly and hilariously looks at the ravenous appetite of being creative.

Josh Ruben’s metatextual horror comedy that is willing to go to some uncomfortably honest places.

An unfairly maligned film looks at celebrity worship.

Rusty Cundieff and company bring the scary and the social commentary in this oft-overlooked horror anthology film.

The “other” shark blockbuster that still has a lot of bite.

A haunting found footage film that explores the Hell inside our own minds.

Director James Wan and writer Akela Cooper concoct a subversive love letter to their favorite horror sub-genres.

The ultimate figure in toxic masculinity pays a visit to an unfortunate family.

George Sluizer’s existential horror film is still as harrowing as ever.

A found footage phenomenon sticks the landing through its relatable unease.

Your new favorite screwball horror comedy.

Check out Ben Wheatley’s dark deranged road trip romcom.

There’s a lot of brilliant subversion in this horror comedy cult classic.

The macabre microbe horror deserves a bigger fanbase.

The seasonal horror film that works year round.

The cult classic horror comedy monster movie still holds up 33 years later.

An oft-overlooked late Tobe Hooper film is more than deserving of a (re)visit.

A bizarre, hilarious, and gruesome punk horror comedy packs a lot more heart, truth, and insight than expected.

Director Cody Calahan’s meta slasher that delivers both types of gutbusters with visual aplomb.