Come to Daddy follows a man (Elijah Wood) who visits his estranged father (Stephen McHattie) in his rural house on a beach after a receiving a letter of invitation from him. It soon becomes clear that something is off with his father and the whole situation and there is an ever-present feeling that the man's life might be in danger. Come to Daddy Review Elijah Wood has established himself as a champion of indie horror and Stephen McHattie ensured a place in my heart with his

The Wretched follows a young man who struggles with his parents' imminent divorce and moving into a new home, only to find the mother/wife of the family next door has been possessed by a feral witch and is feasting on the people of the town. The Wretched Review To sum up The Wretched with a single analogy...Nosferatu is to Fright Night as The Witch is to The Wretched. Where The Witch is this subversive horror tale that speaks with the authentic voice of 17th century Massachus

Dark Light follows a mother who tries to reclaim her innocence and her daughter after the daughter goes missing following a violent incident between the mother and father. Believing there is a supernatural or extraterrestrial force at work, the mother tries to prove the creatures assaulting her rural house are real while also confronting them to find her daughter. Dark Light Review What is there to say about arguably the worst movie I've seen this year? I hate to be so harsh,

The Lighthouse follows two men who work as isolated caretakers of a lighthouse on a remote island. As they struggle with isolation and clashing with one another, things worsen with every given day. The two begin to lose their sanity and grip on reality, accelerated when their boat home doesn't arrive amidst a powerful storm. The Lighthouse Review Horror trends tend to come in waves, save for a few that never seem to leave (the undead will reign forever). The last several year