With shades of Get Out, Culture Shock, and The Forever Purge, American Carnage is yet another frightening-enough, albeit bogged-down, tale about how the American Dream is no longer for everyone.

A violent mishmash of genres, Diego Hallivis's American Carnage has a lot on its mind. Despite not quite gelling, it remains watchable, mainly for the absurdity of its ambitions. The filmmaker – who co-wrote the feature with his brother Julio – deserves praise for sticking to his guns and bringing something novel to the table, deeply flawed

In American Carnage, Hispanic characters try to get out of a Jordan Peele-like scenario

Horror — supernatural, psychological and satirical — plays out from Scotland to South Africa and the U.S.-Mexico border to Argentina in new movies.