DC Universe molds solid mainstream horror out of ‘Clayface’
Movie review: Though not big on surprises, this is a slick adaptation of an origin story “Batman” fans are familiar with.
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DC Universe molds solid mainstream horror out of ‘Clayface’
‘Ready or Not 2: Here I Come’: Pitch-black cartoon-violence comedies aren’t dead yet
Movie review: But I wish they were. To be fair, this is a reasonably smart entry in the genre, again driven by Samara Weaving’s brave spurned bride.
‘The Cycle’ rolls out old-school monster-movie mood
Movie review: It doesn’t reinvent the wheel, but for a Shudder original, this is a classy throwback treat.
‘28 Years Later’ wallows in the darkly beautiful ‘Bone Temple’
Movie review: Cerebral zombie fiction can be as horrific as the action-based variety as the saga turns into “Walking Dead” for the other side of the pond.
‘Crystal Lake’ is partly a trick but ultimately a treat
TV review: The “Friday the 13th” prequel series retcons the timeline, but with a purpose, as we finally get the backstory of Pam and Jason Voorhees.
‘Tommy & Tuppence’ – the show, not the characters — can’t catch a break
TV review: Christie’s lovebird detectives, who we follow through their whole lives, have had a tough time getting a second season on TV.
‘Backrooms’ a liminal vibe in need of a story
Movie review: It’s an amazing technical achievement for a 20-year-old director, but there’s not enough narrative to make it stick.
Flanagan explores timelessness of bullying in deep dive into ‘Carrie’
TV review: The master of Stephen King adaptations and horror miniseries brings them together in eight lavish Prime episodes.
‘Spider-Man’ continues to be MCU’s high point with ‘Brand New Day’
Movie review: As the lonely Peter gradually moves forward, the MCU is content to be staid with its CGI. But it doesn’t hurt the film much.
‘Furious,’ ‘Lanterns,’ ‘Tommy & Tuppence’ earn second episodes from this viewer
First episode impressions (TV reviews): Before the big series later this month, here’s a look at the pilot episodes of some of 2026’s buzziest series so far.