Matthew Jackson
Horror Secret Handshakes: ‘Scarecrows’
There are moments in 'Scarecrows' that will get under your skin, wriggling around in your veins like straws of hay.
‘Clown in a Cornfield’ Is Teen Slasher Bliss
The violence is brutal, swift, and bone-crunchingly real.
‘Rosario’s’ Creepy Visuals Mask a Horror Movie in Search of an Identity
'Rosario' is a movie in search of an identity, and it never quite settles on one.
‘Sinners’ Review: An American Horror Classic
'Sinners' is both a joy to watch and an incisive dagger to the heart of America.
‘The Ugly Stepsister’ Review: Pain Is Beauty
'The Ugly Stepsister' deserves all the attention horror fans can possibly give it.
‘Sacramento’ Review: Just Weird Enough to Satisfy
Michaels Cera and Angarano star in a dramedy of self discovery that's just quirky enough to be unique.
The Pitt Just Delivered a Masterclass in How To Do Serialized TV
Television is at its best when it's allowed to, well … be television.
How an FMV Puzzle Game From 1993 Made Me a Horror Fan
Those pixels are burned into my brain.
‘Freaky Tales’ Review: A Scrappy Spirit Masks Narrative Misfires
Everyone involved is clearly having a blast — but for a movie called 'Freaky Tales,' the film spends a surprising amount of time free of freaky things.
