Are you sitting uncomfortably? From medieval witches to prison fights, Hitchcock’s gruesome visions to a UFO death cult, the transgressive, marginal an...

Read the Empire Movie review of The Cured. Suspenseful and thought-provoking, The Cured is a serious, engaged horror movie. More upsetting...

Over-ambitious perhaps, but Freyne’s intensely executed ‘infected’ fable packs tension, resonance, and clout.

Ellen Page produced and starred in Irish writer-director David Freyne’s zombie movie, which premiered as a Special Presentation in Toronto.

in 'The Cured,' murderous zombies are given an antidote than returns them to society, where they are not welcomed with open arms.

Review: The film develops new flavours of creepiness amid the socio-political metaphor

We’re back in the comfortable horror milieu of the zombie apocalypse for “The Cured,” an Irish-set spin on the familiar scenario of outbreak, rinse, re...

What do a costume drama and a zombie flick have in common? Critic Bob Mondello sees a connection in empathy between The Young Karl Marx and The Cured.

David Freyne’s debut feature, set in Ireland, makes the plight of those who were once undead into a kind of allegory of the Troubles.

God forbid there should be a sequel, but you know zombies. You can’t keep the living dead down long.

Sometime during the previous decade, the zombie film cameout of the dark, musty shadows where it had resided for untold years to takethe mainstream by storm....

The Cured is going to be a genre film to beat in 2018.

  “The Cured” is a zombie movie heavy with allegory and political subtext. No zombie movie or TV show has a reason to exist without those elements. Only...

'The Cured' asks: What if flesh-eating zombies were returned to their old lives – and had to reintegrate back into an unforgiving society? Our review.

Short, sharp, smart drama from writer-director David Freyne stitches together a big Irish quilt of political themes — discrimination, reconciliation, acti...

We watched them and rated them, now you can read all about them – which films to catch later, which ones to avoid and which ones are worth standing in line...

David Freyne is desperately trying to convince you that “The Cured” isn’t headed for the zombie-movie third act that it obviously, inevitably is.

★★☆☆☆Audiences cannot live on metaphor alone, even when the metaphor is as smart and all-consuming as the one that informs the narrative, character...

A new kind of troubles beset Ireland in this tale of sociopolitical difficulties following a zombie-like plague.