A Bitter Murmur is a sweet tasting that features a few tidbits of ghost-story horror and a drizzling of psychological thrills. The film is less than 8 minutes long -- I was hooked within the first minute, introduced to a doe-eyed but relatable lead who was dropped into a world of paranoia and paranormal [...]

Fantasia International Film Festival (FIFF) - Cult Hero is one of the few horror-comedy features screening as part of the 2022 Fantasia International Film Festival. Directed, co-written, and starring Jesse T. Cook, Cult Hero took me by surprise with its obnoxiously lovable characters, its comically dark exploration of the nightmares of suburban life, and [...]

The 2022 Fantasia International Film Festival has commenced, and as always, I am excited to attend as a Film Critic on behalf of HorrorBuzz. Fantasia International Film Festival has continuously been my most highly anticipated film festival to cover ever since I first had the pleasure of attending in 2020, where I was introduced [...]

Directed by Jae-Hoon Choi and written Ji-Woong Nam, The Killer is a South Korean movie that is thrilling from start to finish. The Killer has the makings of a summer blockbuster, delivering a satisfying movie experience with action-packed fights and effects, a layered storyline of mystery and corruption, and even a tad bit of romance [...]

Row 19, directed by Alexander Babaev and written by James Rabb, is a mystery thriller that employs psychological horror and action-packed editing to create an exciting experience. Primarily set on a commercial airliner, this movie had all of the elements to create a blockbuster-level film, but the end product came together in a straight-to-video manner. [...]

Prototype is a product of over ambition. Besides the androids, there is very little to convince you that it’s set in the future. While this normally wouldn’t be so noticeable, the fact that an advanced robotic firm is using older laptops and hard drives really makes it stand out. Little details like this really add [...]

Death Breed: A Horror Anthology as you can guess from the title is in fact an anthology. Anthologies are standard in film, even more so in the horror genre with entries like V/H/S and Creepshow. How it typically works, if you’re not familiar, is that there are numerous short stories all connected by an overarching [...]