Home Invasion
Baby Money Fails To Cash In On Its Thriller Premise [Fantasia 2021 Review]
Baby Money proves that having kids changes people in all sorts of ways. Once Minny (Danay Garcia) sees her little girl on the ultrasound screen, she’s fiercely determined to give her child the b...
Coming Home In The Dark Is A Brooding Indictment Of Institutionalized Violence [Fantasia 2021 Review]
Coming Home In The Dark opens on the sort of family vacation I’m not sure exists outside of the movies. The sky is clear, the rural New Zealand scenery whizzing past the windows breathtakingly g...
Silent House (2012) is an Unnecessary English Language Remake [Retrospective]
Sarah and her father journey to the middle of nowhere to restore the family cabin and prepare it to go on the market. Sarah’s uncle Peter joins the pair shortly after the work commences. Naturally, st...
Midnighters (2018) is a Mystery Movie Most Mundane [Review]
The latest from IFC Midnight – the almost-too-appropriately-titled Midnighters – is a movie that starts off like a gory morality play, suddenly becomes a generic home invasion picture and ...
Angst is a Hidden Gem of Banned Cinema
For me, the most unsettling films are those that subject you to the mind of a killer and force you to follow their every move, almost as though you are an accomplice to their crimes. I first heard of ...
Exclusive Interview: We Talk Home Invasion With Natasha Henstridge
Wicked Horror had the occasion to speak with the lovely Natasha Henstridge about her thrilling new film Home Invasion. We touched on what sets the film apart from the countless other home invasion fil...
Advance Review: Ladies of the House
Ladies of the House is the kind of rape/revenge horror we don’t see much of anymore. It’s about three guys out enjoying an evening at a strip club when they get the horrible, horrible idea to follow o...
Horrible Films For Horrible People: Crawlspace (2013)
This week on Horrible Films for Horrible People, I decided to give Josh Stolberg’s film Crawlspace a shot. Of all of the films I’ve seen with the title Crawlspace; 1986, 2012 and this one from 2013, t...
Eli Roth’s Knock Knock Will Premiere at Sundance
The upcoming Knock Knock has had our attention for some time, so it’s nice to know that the film is finally getting a world premiere. The title will screen via the genre film themed Park City at...
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