Director Parker Finn and star Naomi Scott top Smile with more gore, more scares and more brains in Smile 2.

Jameses Watkins and McAvoy team up for a totally respectable remake of Eurothriller Speak No Evil.

Beetlejuice Beetlejuice isn't embarrassing but it's hardly a triumphant return to form.

Osgood Perkins and Nicolas Cage make beautiful psycho music together in Longlegs.

Alien: Romulus sends the franchise back to horror territory under the gooey hand of Fede Álvarez.

Project Silence features what could be actor Lee Sun-kyun’s last performance. That’s a shame.

Who knew what the franchise was missing all this time was more cat? That’s fixed in A Quiet Place: Day One.

For a first film with a huge shadow looming over it The Watchers isn’t bad. It’s just not great.

Japan dives into YouTube as a source for movies with The Floor Plan. There’s a reason stuff on YouTube is 15 minutes.

Good to see nunsploitation is alive and well in Immaculate.

It’s a zombie movie. No, it’s a revenge thriller. Nope. It’s ghost story. Actually it’s just The Sin.

China has it’s anonymously located thrillers, Taiwan has haunted buildings. Exhibit F: Mystery Writers.

Now Abigail is a visceral-filled vampire comedy we can get behind.

We wouldn’t recommend Ted ahead of Imaginary, but at least Ted maintained its goofiness to the end.

All of Jang Jae-hyun’s films so far led to Exhuma.

It could be a lot scarier, but The First Omen is a legit strong addition to an under-exploited property.

Death Whisperer has little going for it, but the hero is handsome! Which it points out repeatedly.

Deliverance is a movie.

Russell the Younger and debuting director Bryce McGuire almost pull off a perfect pool routine in Night Swim. Almost.

Would you like Nicolas Cage invading your dreams? If so the cancel culture satire Dream Scenario is for you.