CAM 05 · Staff
REC 10.17.2026 12:15:43

Meet the author
Chris Catt
Chris has a degree in film studies at Temple University’s campus in Tokyo, Japan. He is a renowned expert on horror cinema.
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Scream Queen Felissa Rose to Star in Revenge Slasher ‘The Last Sleepover’, Crowdfunding Now!
A new slasher with an old-school appeal!
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‘Heart Eyes’ Review: A Romantic Comedy Slasher That Works Fine in 2 Out of 3 of Its Genres
Heart Eyes isn’t great, but it’s fun enough if you don’t expect too much.
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‘Sumala’ Review: A Bloody Tale of Revenge Based on an Indonesian Urban Legend
Sumala is good fun for fans of furious anger and violence.
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‘Movie Theater Massacre’ Review: Not Without Its Charm, but Underwhelming Overall
Movie Theater Massacre needs a lot more massacring.
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‘Creep Box’ Review: A Somber Sci-Fi Thriller About Talking to the Dead
Creep Box brings up fascinating questions about the nature of life and death, and when technology links the two.
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‘Dark Match’ Review: Pro-Wrestling Horror that Delivers Action but Loses Focus
Dark Match has too much going on in the plot, but the fighting is fun.
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‘The Night Time World’ Review: A Vampire Anthology Film with Mixed Results
There are some definite highs and lows to be seen in The Night Time World.
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‘The Devil and the Daylong Brothers’ Review: A Fantastic Southern Gothic Musical
The Devil and the Daylong Brothers is a captivating mixture of violence and music.
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‘Drained’ Review: A Seductively Scary Vampire Romance
Smart, alluring, and tragic, Drained is excellent.
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‘Zombie Strain’ Review: A Light and Silly Zombie Comedy
There aren’t as many zombies or “strains” as you might expect, but it’s a fun comedy regardless.
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‘Blades in the Darkness’ Review: A Captivating Killer Makes This Slasher Worth Watching
Blades in the Darkness is the best Albanian slasher movie you’re likely to see this year.
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‘Freelance’ Review: A Suspenseful Psychological Thriller About Editing Snuff
Though it’s not as disturbing as the premise suggests, Freelance is a smart and effective thriller.
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‘Into the Deep’ Review: Overcoming the Fear of Sharks and Pirates
Into the Deep takes on too much plot when it should have focused on the drama.