Here’s my certified “if you like this, try that” list (horror movie edition)!

Michael Keaton’s absurd demon and Winona Ryder’s goth baby bangs are back on screen in a nostalgia-filled, undeniably Tim Burton sequel. 

Sarah Lyons' work as a writer and filmmaker challenges conventional portrayals of witchcraft and horror

Jack Nicoletti, Writer/Director/Composer, concludes his final semester at Pratt Institute with his most thrilling project yet. That Little Bodega Next to Lorenzo's follows three college kids trapped in an extraterrestrial bodega. Nicoletti builds excellent tension between the entrapment of these characters physically and within their relationships. With his discography consisting of majority comedies, this supernatural thriller is a beautiful addition, with its visuals and st

You might want to skip the popcorn while watching this heavy ride. This film may be the treasure chest of the body horror genre. The most creative, rude, and disgusting awakening to the subject matter is the great body image. The Substance follows the Hollywood star, Elizabeth Sparkle, who has had a long and successful career in a workout aerobics style TV show. However, in the world of Hollywood, her time is ticking. She comes across this black market drug called "The Substa

"Nope" is a film that’s far more than just an edge-of-your-seat thriller.

The women of Star Trek deserve just as much notice as anyone else.

Grab your space boots and buckle up! This is not a cosmic ride-it’s a full-blown intergalactic nightmare! The Alien franchise is gold to science fiction and horror, with Ridley Scott introducing this franchise to audiences in 1979. Over the decades, the series has evolved through sequels and prequels, each expanding this terrifying universe of out-of-this-world threats and human frailty. The franchise continues to captivate fans with anticipation for this upcoming film, which

“I will not accept a life I do not deserve!”   I want this mantra engraved on my tombstone.  Ti West’s X trilogy refines horror with its thematic and stylistic diversity. Beginning with X , set in rural Texas, Ti West blends sudden and gruesome deaths with social commentary on sexual liberation, creating a modern slasher classic. The prequel, Pearl is set during WW1 and the Spanish influenza, shifts gears to a character driven narrative exploring ambition and isolation. Final

Longlegs is dark and atmospheric, catching me off guard from what I expected based on its marketing. It unfolds like a chilling police procedural mixed with eerie tones of Silence of the Lambs and  The Exorcist III . I am neutral regarding slow burns, but the gradual buildup of dread throughout the film is incredibly effective. Director Oz Perkins ensures every set design is hauntingly beautiful. The choice of how much of Nicholas Cage to reveal to sign empty spaces for suspe