From Imogen Poots and Jesse Eisenberg as petri-dish suburban parents to Nicolas Cage in the latest mindbender from Richard Stanley, these seven films wi...

First and foremost, a confession. I’ve always had a thing against cockroaches and similar bugs. It’s not really a phobia, but a deep sense of disgust. So...

Armie Hammer stars as a New Orleans bartender who opens a portal inviting demons into his world in 'Wounds,' the second feature from 'Under the Shadow' direc...

Babak Anvari's disappointing follow-up to "Under the Shadow" is a well-calibrated but woefully underwritten jump-scare machine.

Armie Hammer is haunted by a cell phone.

Armie Hammer plays a New Orleans bartender who quickly loses his friendly veneer when a spooky cellphone takes over his life.

In 2016, British-Iranian filmmaker Babak Anvari broke onto the horror scene with his critically heralded directorial debut Under The Shadow. Now, he's back w...

Anvari’s Under the Shadow was such a tight, sharp piece of genre cinema, that it's a bit disappointing to say his follow-up often feels unfocused and shal...

A dispatch of three reviews from Sundance, including the latest by Under the Shadow director, Babak Anvari. 

Wounds from director Babak Anvari’s ("Under The Shadow" stars Armie Hammer, Dakota Johnson and Zazie Beetz from ("Atlanta").

Babak Anvari's follow-up to "Under the Shadow" is a spooky, silly body-horror flick that's thrilled to torture Armie Hammer