A brutal and kinetically-injected “found footage” horror film dealing in the violence of humans more than the supernatural.
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Into The Dark: All That We Destroy (Film Review)
A considerably improved installment in the ‘Into The Dark’ anthology series that poses some questions about what makes us human
The War of the Worlds (1953) (Classic Film Review)
A small village in California becomes the epicenter of a global alien invasion in this 1950s sci-fi classic based on the H.G. Wells novel.
Something (Movie Review)
An auspicious, hallucinatory feature film debut about a family with a newborn child thrust into a threatening domestic situation from director Stephen Portland
Happy Death Day 2U (TheaterByte Movie Review)
‘Happy Death Day 2U’ is not as clever as the first film but it is a worthy sequel to the franchise opener.
Netflix Original Velvet Buzzsaw (TheaterByte Movie Review)
Dan Gilroy has crafted a dark satire, replete with horror-film elements, on the Los Angeles contemporary art world
Netflix Original Bird Box (TheaterByte Movie Review)
This moody new Netflix film has some fine acting but fails to deliver a concrete supernatural thriller
Netflix Original Cam (TheaterByte Movie Review)
This camgirl thriller from Blumhouse is sure to keep you on the edge of your seat and provide plenty of thought-provoking scenes.
Hulu Original Into The Dark: The Body (TheaterByte Movie Review)
Hulu Launches a monthly anthology film series with this schlocky kickoff that gets undermined by a lackluster script.
Halloween (2018) (TheaterByte Movie Review)
Halloween (2018) is a meat and potatoes film — nothing presented is revolutionary, but Jamie Lee Curtis kicks some butt.
