One of Stephen King’s bazillion short stories, The Boogeyman, gets a creepy adaptation, perfect for hot summer nights.

For an idea of what Social Distancing is about, refer to the Chinese title. Just don’t expect much.

Lee Cronin’s Evil Dead Rise is a reboot more in line with its origins… and a whole bunch of others.

Do we need a Renfield movie? If it gets us Nicolas Cage going full Cage then yes. Yes we do.

Russell Crowe brings a Santa-ish vibe to exoricsms in Overlord director Julius Avery’s The Pope’s Exorcist.

Scream VI could be the best sequel in the franchise. Who knew it needed to keep up the blood and guts?

Huh? No twist in M Night Shyamalan’s Knock at the Cabin? Nope, just old fashioned tension.

The creepy and funny M3GAN carries on the grand tradition of homicidal dolls.

Sadako DX goes back to the Ring, ahem, well. Cover that thing, already.

Bones and All is the year’s best YA cannibal road trip horror-romance. At least its unique.

We should be so lucky if Halloween Ends were truth in advertising.

Smile is every person who’s ever been told to’s vindication.

What Tales from the Occult does best is make us think of other, better Hong Kong horror films.

It’s hella stupid but Orphan: First Kill really goes there and in doing so betters the original.

There’s only been three, but Nope is Jordan Peele’s best film so far.

Vietnamese Horror Story is more curiosity than creepshow, no matter what đ53 billion says.

Sinister director Scott Derrickson reunites with his favourite leading man for some kid-on-kid violence.