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One Spoon of Chocolate is an entertaining fusion of, like, six or seven different genres.

HORROR-ADJACENT: One Spoon of Chocolate (2026)

One Spoon of Chocolate is the vigilante action movie about racist organ harvesters getting what’s coming to them that we never knew we needed!

Ghost In The Cell is set to hit select U.S. theaters this fall.

Ghost in the Cell is Worth A Visitation

Joko Anwar’s Ghost in the Cell makes an Indonesian prison even MORE hellish in a bizarre horror comedy hitting the U.S. this fall.

Night Nurse was released earlier this summer.

Night Nurse is Throwback Skinemax Sleaze

Night Nurse is a psychosexual thriller that finds plenty of ways to unnerve you; if you miss late night Skinemax, you'll love this movie!

Buddy is a delightfully subversive horror comedy with an antagonist tailor-made for Spirit Halloween merchandise.

Buddy Makes Childhood Trauma Fun Again

The quirky, inventive Buddy is *mostly* excellent stuff, with a TON of interesting subtext on top of the wacky chills, kills and thrills.

Die, Die Delta Pi II: The Burnt One is the sequel we've waited THIRTEEN years for.

Die, Die Delta Pi II: The Burnt One REVIEWED!

Die, Die Delta Pi II: The Burnt One is a rarity … a no-budget neo-slasher homage that ACTUALLY delivers the goods.

It's Pinocchio like you've never seen him before. Well, not really.

Pinocchio Unstrung Aims Low

Pinocchio Unstrung, the latest entry in the infamous "Twisted Childhood Universe," is sure to divide and polarize fans.

Leviticus hit VOD earlier this summer.

Leviticus Tackles Touchy Subject Material

The Australian film Leviticus delves into LGBT rights, religious persecution and self-denial, but the supernatural plot feels quite familiar.

Soulm8te checked into VOD on August 01, 2026.

Soulm8te is Nothing To Obsess Over

The once shelved M3GAN spin-off Soulm8te is resurrected on VOD — but it's all been there, done that material.

Anne Hathaway in The End of Oak Street.

The End of Oak Street Isn’t So Dino-Mite

The End of Oak Street doesn't exactly succeed at bringing the PG-13 horror to the masses — although it does have its moments.