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Dive into our Horror Movie Reviews to find out what’s worth watching (and what to avoid) in the world of horror cinema.

Del Toro’s ‘Frankenstein’ is a Love Letter to the Infamous Creature

Del Toro delivers an epic feast for the eyes, combining the tenderness and tragedy of Mary Shelly’s novel with the visual spectacle of the Universal classic – enhanced by career-best performances from Isaac and Elordi.
‘Alien: Earth’ is Everything an Alien TV Show Should Be

An inspired season of television from beginning to end, Alien: Earth is a canvas where the cast and creatives explore uncomfortable ideas, existential horrors, and new corners of the Alien universe.
‘The Long Walk’ May Be the Darkest Stephen King Adaptation Yet

Served by an excellent cast, The Long Walk is as bleak a Stephen King adaptation as they come, riddled with outbursts of violence and humanity – but deviating just a bit too far from the source material in the end.
‘Weapons’ Misses the Mark, But Still Manages to Entertain

A lack of focus and overuse of non-linear storytelling kneecap Weapons, an admittedly funny and frightening film – but one that may leave you feeling disappointed and disconnected from the core cast by the end.
‘Together’ Fumbles an Interesting Premise with Bland Execution

A trailer’s worth of well-crafted horror beats jammed into a bloated feature, Together fumbles its intriguing concept by failing to tell a compelling story and relying too heavily on stars with a shocking lack of chemistry.
‘Jurassic World: Rebirth’ Should Have Stayed Extinct

‘Rebirth’ is as much an affront to nature as the horrifying mutants it features, a paint-by-numbers trainwreck that suffers from tedious writing, phoned-in performances, and a lack of reverence for its prehistoric stars.

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