This year’s scary weeekender included tales of demon hunting, a murderous cult and supernatural kids

If a deal sounds too good to be true, it usually is. Former soldier Tomaz (Alec Secareanu), currently homeless in London, is offered free room and board in a...

Read Empire's review of Romola Garai's directorial debut.

Writer-director Romola Garai's new horror film 'Amulet,' starring Imelda Staunton, casts a grim sort of spell.

AMULET is a new horror movie from Magnet Releasing. It's a dark mystery that slowly unravels and pulls you into a world of pain and punishment. Our Review >

Romola Garai debuts as writer-director with 'Amulet,' a creepy chamber piece that spirals into a psychosexual feminist phantasmagoria with a debt to Dario Ar...

The actress-turned-filmmaker confronts the corrosive power of evil in a well-crafted dramatic horror entry with some big twists.

Review: A happy ending is unlikely in this revenge horror from debut writer-director Romola Garai

Alec Secareanu plays an ex-soldier refugee in the hectic, harrowing tale "Amulet," directed by Romola Garai.

Romola Garai’s feature directorial debut is a haunting feminist revenge horror that upturns genre tropes and flouts convention.

Characters' living spaces are infected with dark spirits and become inescapable prisons in two new movies. Amulet is an intensely creepy revenge thriller, wh...

In this spooky tale, a soldier discovers a strange female talisman and meets some far more enigmatic women.

Romola Garai’s debut feature is a strange and murky experience

On two Sundance films from the Midnight program, the excellent Relic and the promising Amulet.

The characters mostly remain vague and underwritten, with their unique circumstances finally making sense only when the easy-way-out twist happens.

Regarding “Amulet,” the words of Abraham Lincoln, the First Movie Critic, come to mind. “Those who like this sort of thing might find it the sort of th...

'Amulet' mixes religious horror and social commentary up to a point—it works best as a calling card for director Romola Garai. Our review.

Actress-turned-filmmaker Romola Garai delivers a powerful feminist horror

Amulet has some nice atmosphere, and a pretty satisyfing conclusion, but none of that excuses a painfully boring film.

Trust is earned, not given. Just because you believe you're a just person who'd do everything in your power to protect the less fortunate doesn't mean they s...

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A new crop of horror films from women suggest that the things that scare women the most are already inside them

An English home provides new terrors for a PTSD-afflicted refugee in actress Romola Garai's striking directorial debut.

It’s a good weekend to get a little creeped out.