Ilana Glazer gives birth to a nightmare in the pregnancy horror movie False Positive

Rosemary’s Baby effectively tackled the horrors of pregnancy and established its tropes so well that it’s difficult to avoid drawing comparisons in subs...

Ilana Glazer from ‘Broad City’ co-writes and stars as an expectant mom whose suspicions grow as her belly does.

'Broad City's' Glazer co-writes an effective, macabre thriller, starring along with Justin Theroux.

Ilana Glazer co-wrote and stars in modern day 'Rosemary's Baby' that never quite finds its footing.

Justin Theroux and Ilana Glazer star in the cool misfire 'False Positive' (available on Hulu June 25), an impeccably stylized but oddly inert 'Rosemary's Bab...

A New York couple's difficulty conceiving steers them to a top reproductive specialist, played by Pierce Brosnan, in this thriller about a woman's body taken...

Tribeca: It isn't dark enough to be scary, funny enough to be a comedy, or smart enough to say anything of value.

"Broad City's" Ilana Glazer turns from comedy to horror with "False Positive," a pregnancy thriller costarring Justin Theroux and Pierce Brosnan.

Comedy/horror movies are tough to pull off — ‘Werewolves Within’ is one that succeeds — it’s the best new movie of the week.

Hulu's horror-thriller about a woman (Ilana Glazer) who begins to suspect there's something sinister about her pregnancy grasps at many ideas without develop...

This Hulu horror movie is a tepid, scattered look at the dark side of childbirth starring the “Broad City” co-creator Ilana Glazer.

Pregnancy is scary.

It’s easy to forgive the deficiencies of False Positive, simply because it feels so oddly unique.

'False Positive' sets up a story of pregnancy paranoia à la 'Rosemary's Baby'—and never quite makes it out of the delivery room. Our review

It's less about the horror and more about the recognizable microaggressions in this smart, sharp shocker

Broad City's Ilana Glazer co-wrote and stars in this pregnancy horror film, which doesn't trust its audience enough to avoid hamfisted exposition

Ilana Glazer and John Lee’s fertility thriller needs to gestate a little more.