foreign language film

The Feast (Movie Review)

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The tension is ripe long before the flawless first course is set atop a mismatched table in The Feast, a sumptuous new Folk Horror offering that arrives in select theaters, as well as to VOD and On Demand, beginning Friday, November 19, 2021 thanks to ... Read More

The Evil Next Door (Movie Review)

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Ghost stories based on true stories are a dime a dozen in the Horror genre, with 1979’s The Amityville Horror and 1982’s Poltergeist paving the way for more recent franchises such as The Conjuring and The Haunting in Connecticut. These films’ success, coupled with hit ... Read More

Embryo (Movie Review)

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When Embryo made its premiere at London’s FrightFest in 2020, the world was introduced to a new blend of Horror and Sci-Fi straight out of South America. Well, some of the world. For the rest of us, Embryo arrived to On Demand on April 6, ... Read More

Koko-di Koko-da (Movie Review)

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A white cat and a music box, a sideshow artist and his shady entourage, and a tragedy that splits a couple’s world apart. These oddly juxtaposed elements come together to formulate the new Fantasy Horror offering Koko-di Koko-da, a Shudder Exclusive that begins streaming on ... Read More

Knocking (Movie Review)

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One woman must decide whether or not she can trust her own mind in Knocking, which makes its North American debut at the 2021 Sundance Film Festival beginning Friday, January 29th thanks to Bank Side Films, Moving Sweden, and LÄSK. Attendees can screen the film ... Read More

Happy Face (Movie Review)

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There is a popular saying that you should always be kind to everyone you meet as you never know what they are going through. It looks pretty as a motivational meme on social media, though very few people actually live by this standard. So what ... Read More