Full of creeping dread and frayed family bonds, Lobo's 2019 film is a cracked-mirror portrait of returning home for the holidays.

In our first holiday special, we present the online premiere of Lisi's debut feature alongside a video introduction and post-film interview.

Many are the Christmas stories about anxieties of existence, but Dead Man’s Letters is one of the only truly existential Christmas movies.

After severing ties with his Monkee Mike persona, Michael Nesmith rebuilt his image as a cosmic country troubadour.

Lights is a joyous distillation of the beauty that abounds during the holiday season, and the darkness that surrounds it.

Before Home Alone, René Manzor created a darker Christmas home invasion film where a child's wish to see Santa turns deadly.

Tyler Taormina’s latest feature is full of mirth and melancholy, a sprawling yet intimate instant holiday classic.

An update of 'The McPherson Tape,' 'Alien Abduction' similarly aimed to dupe audiences with found-footage of aliens arriving on Thanksgiving.

Scott McCaughey discusses the making of 'Loft,' the special guest-filled album, and the latest chapter of the band's career.

When R.W. Fassbinder’s collaborators met in the Philippines to make an exploitation film, the production was anything but what was expected.

A new Split Tooth podcast about independent filmmaking where Aaron Bartuska interviews various DIY filmmakers about what keeps them creating.

Filmmaker and illustrator Tyler Rubenfeld explores Almereyda's forgotten New Orleans-set mystery film produced just before Hurricane Katrina.

Presented on crumpled and torn paper, 'The Timekeepers of Eternity' is a re-adaptation of Stephen King's 'The Langoliers.'

Your new favorite horror movie is somewhere on this page. It's up to you to find it and report back. Happy Halloween!

A new video interview series with Ross looks back on his films from 'Quietly on By,' through to 'Bloomin Mud Shuffle.' Watch them all here.

Romania’s premier absurdist turns the tale of Dracula into a volatile combination of asinine nonsense and intimidating intelligence.

Cronin's films are in conversation with universal anxieties that we have all faced, or will face in the future.

The 'Ghostwatch' premiere swept the UK into a frenzy. It continues to terrify audiences with its paranormal investigation gone horribly wrong

Your new favorite horror movie is somewhere on this page. It's up to you to find it and report back. Happy Halloween!

The new disaster epic from Motern Media finds them in conflict with Ancient Pilgrim Magic, time-stopping rocks, and water that freezes people

The 'Ghostwatch' premiere swept the UK into a frenzy. It continues to terrify audiences with its paranormal investigation gone horribly wrong

Fiend strikes a fascinating balance by being the film that brushes closest to Dohler's own life and the bleakest of his early features.

Despite its low budget construction, the Super 8 mad scientist tale reaches moments of genuine inspiration far beyond its means.

Romania’s premier absurdist turns the tale of Dracula into a volatile combination of asinine nonsense and intimidating intelligence.

Serene Velocity finds the magical and the monstrous in an everyday location and the fundamental materials of filmmaking.

The corollaries between today’s world and Body Snatchers don’t diminish the film’s horror. It makes reality that much more frightening.

'Screamwalkers' melds the plots of two '90s films from horror icons and embraces what made those films so much fun to begin with.

Split Tooth has evaded the proverbial stake through the heart to bring you year seven (VII) of October Horror!

The early shot-on-video horror classic creates a sense of insular terror with its unconventional, sludgy style.

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A film about coercion that is itself coercive, 'In the Dark' draws on cultural anxieties as a woman accepts a challenge from a Master of Games

James Wan's modern classic explores the unfathomable reach of hauntings experienced by parents being passed on to their children.

Read and listen to a career-spanning interview with CAMP and Honeycomb director Avalon Fast, a filmmaker whose work confronts horror in genre-defying fashion Author’s note: Excerpts throughout this pi...

Adam Wingard's 'You're Next' upends nearly every horror trope imaginable, making for an impossible to replicate home-invasion slasher.

Despite its utter obscurity and incomplete status, the mysterious three-hour epic may be Antoine Pellissier’s masterpiece.

Fascinated by the larger, overarching, cacophonous hive of the collective unconscious, Ascher's documentary depicts the terror of sleep.

"I have been your bed. I too am the artist, sealed behind the wall, lazily remarking on the divine evil that animates my every bone."