The Haunted Hotel is an anthology– horror, I guess– based on the Great White Horse Hotel located somewhere in the UK. The stories aren't told in chronological order– it goes back and forth between 1936 and 2019. To be frank, some of the stories are entertaining, while others lack substance to even ignite the reel. [...]

Thirst falls into the eco-horror genre by presenting the idea of a small town (because taking over the world would have been very ambitious, I suppose) without the presence of the vital resource for humans: water. Although the plot seems to have the premise of a conspiracy theory found on forums, there are some interesting [...]

Jen (Dana Berger) goes out for a jog to stay away from Dan (Max Woertendyke), her husband. Unfortunately for her, Dan is stubborn and he decides to go along with Jen, despite the two having a fight the night before during a party. As they continue on their trail, they both get distracted from the [...]

There are films taking inspiration from other works, and the homage is usually well accepted by the public. But when a sequel brings less than its previous installment, even when that chapter didn't prove to be superior either, we can assume there is a problem of execution and creativity. In What The Waters Left [...]

Being in a relationship can be complicated when there are childhood traumas that continue to mark adult life. But, what happens when your partner wants to intervene without the experience to do so? Completely ignoring the problem, playing doctor with the emotional sore. Mother, May I? also plays around with the idea and sort [...]

The Abode starts in the 1800s. An evil pirate known as Redbeard (Chris Darsow) has come to annihilate an entire town, just because apparently he can. Next to him is his mistreated wife, Lara (Ariadna González), who dreams of having a better life full of romance, affection and small details that revive love every [...]

The time has come for another movie about demonic possession to take the screen. Only this time the plot seems to be more lost than the devil himself using an outdated map written on a napkin from a roadside diner. Exorcism In Utero, even from its campy title, proposes something unusual with an idle [...]