Despite the spooky séance setup in Brooklyn 45, writer/director Ted Geoghegan (We Are Still Here, Mohawk) is less interested in exploring a literal interp...

Read Empire's review of Shudder's new seance horror.

Larry Mantle and LAist film critics Amy Nicholson, Manuel Betancourt and Charles Solomon review this weekend’s new movie releases in theaters, streaming, a...

Standout performances in the kookie indie dramedy 'Unidentified Objects' and the eerie Korean drama 'Aloners' highlight this week's VOD releases.

Murderous teens, strange growths and television-haunting ghosts are on the bill in SXSW's midnight movies slate.

Also worth seeing: ‘Earth Mama’ is a gritty look at single mom’s life in Oakland; ‘Biosphere’ is a sci-fi bubble comedy with big ideas.

A group of World War II veterans unwisely perform a séance in this ambitious yet airless supernatural thriller.

Brooklyn 45 is really a meditation on grief.

On two clever horror experiments from Austin this year. 

A seasoned cast — with a couple of horror fan faves in its ranks — and a few of cool supernatural effects decorate “Brooklyn 45,” a stodgy, stagey ho...

There's a stagey style here that feels like an off-Broadway chiller that won't work for everyone.

The new movie “Brooklyn 45” is a surprising, claustrophobic suspense thriller set at the end of World War II, with supernatural twists you won’t see co...

It’s supposed to be a nostalgic, supportive night. On December 27, 1945, five military veterans and friends from childhood gather inside a Brooklyn brownst...

Ted Geoghegan’s post-World War II, supernatural-themed chamber drama 'Brooklyn 45' is rife with timely observations about xenophobia and paranoia.