The new horror film Under the Shadow picks up where The Babadook left off.

Read our review of terrific new Iranian horror movie Under The Shadow at Empire Online.

Under the Shadow: EW review

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Iranian-born British filmmaker Babak Anvari has made a splash at Sundance with his atmospheric debut, a domestic-possession horror movie with sharp political...

Sundance Review: 'Under the Shadow' is the First Great Horror Movie of the Year

Under the Shadow takes a familiar horror story and gives it a unique backdrop.

The best horror films work just as well as drama, minus the monsters.

Even newcomers to the Paula Hawkins novel will see the twists coming in the movie adaptation.

Iranian-born director Babak Anvari's tale of motherhood and madness one-ups 2014's thematically similar The Babadook by bringing a larger sociopolitical cont...

“They’re coming,” says the little girl in “Under the Shadow,” but she isn’t talking about the missiles raining down on Tehran during the 1980s Ir...

In this horror film, a woman with a husband away on the front is left with her daughter, an unexploded missile and possibly a supernatural visitor.

Probably the most impressive thing about Under the Shadow is how it manages to integrate the social and political realities of its chosen time and place into...

There is no escape, for characters or audience. Under the Shadow is unnerving in the extreme.

It’s Paranormal Activity Teheran style in this realistically told little haunted house story set against the backdrop of true-life horror. An Iranian mothe...

Dir. Babak Anvari. UK, Jordan, Qatar. 2016. 83mins.

Read our Under the Shadow review from Sundance. Babak Anvari's horror film, set in 1980s Tehran, may just be this year's The Babadook.

Cinema is often a space for abstract, subconscious expressions that require airing. Under The Shadow is an inspired psychological thriller from Iranian filmm...

This is a reprint of our review from the 2016 New Directors/New Films festival. The culprit at the heart of the terrors of Babak Anvari’s debut horror feat...

★★★☆☆Under the Shadow is an eerie, often unsettling, Iranian feminist horror film set in Tehran in 1988, at the height of the Iran-Iraq War. It foc...

The remarkable first feature from Babak Anvari finds ancient horror in the middle of war-torn ’80s Tehran.

A satisfyingly tense and atmospheric haunted-apartment thriller set in 1988 Tehran.

Under The Shadow marries haunted horrors with period-piece importance for a deliciously dark ghost story.