Trey Edward Shults' film is almost unbearably tense.

While America is ravaged by plague, monstrous forces are unleashed in a besieged family home in Trey Edwards Shults's expertly handled horror, writes Jas...

The title of writer-director Trey Edward Shults’ second feature suggests a full-on horror movie with a conventional predator making life difficult and deat...

Trey Edward Shults' sophomore feature is a chilling and powerful experience.

Joel Egerton stars in and produces apocalyptic horror, It Comes At Night. Read the Empire review for our verdict.

Shults is more interested in the nightmares of the living than the horrors of the living dead.

In walks company: the scariest part of Trey Edward Shults’s second feature is the arty bluster

Trey Edward Shults’ drama is set in a generic post-apocalyptic limbo

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Trey Edward Shults follows up his debut feature, ‘Krisha,’ with 'It Comes at Night,' a minimalist deep dive into apocalyptic horror starring Joel Edgerto...

Narcissistic protagonists lack a sense of humour, families try to keep a mysterious killer disease at bay, midwifery and hospitals get a dystopian twist an...

Trey Shults' sophomore film confirms his visionary approach to tense family dramas.

Trey Shults dark, brilliant film about the suspicion of strangers gets us right inside the mind of the suspicious

“It Comes at Night,” a beautiful bummer of a horror movie written and directed by Trey Edward Shults, unfolds during the outbreak of an airborne illness ...

This coldly affecting contagion horror excels in generating a sense of acute dread, but falls short on the story front.

What would you do to protect your loved ones from a mysterious sickness? The terror threat level is on red in “It Comes at Night,” a hushed but intense a...

“My family is all that matters to me.” That’s the refrain of Paul (Joel Edgerton), holed up in a house in the woods with his wife Sarah (Carmen Ejogo) ...

The sophomore feature by Trey Edward Shults is as spookily self-assured and ambitious as “Krisha.”

A powerful, slow-burning horror from Trey Edward Shults, It Comes at Night lingers in the mind long after the shocking denouement.

Every year now an art house horror movie comes along that gets audiences all riled, buzzing breathlessly over its daring and elegant take on terror. First ca...

Over the past two decades, horror movies have increasinglygravitated toward jump-scare experiences: stories more interested in deliveringsudden shocks than d...

There are no zombies in the streets, boogeymen in the basement or witches in the woods—and yet it is one of the most terrifying films in years.

We’ve long loved tales of surviving the apocalypse, whatever form doomsday takes — viral, nuclear, asteroid, aliens or zombies. But few stories built on ...

'It Comes at Night' turns two families surviving the postapocalypse into a paranoid nightmare – Peter Travers on why this indie-horror is a minor gem.

Trey Edward Shults’ companionable follow-up to ‘Krisha’ is a deeply unnerving meditation on the horrors of grief.

The director of Krisha returns with a powerful, tense, post-apocalyptic chamber horror

Joel Edgerton plays a family man on edge as things go awry in It Comes At Night ★★★.

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Trey Edward Shults’s assured film follows a family trying to survive in a world ravaged by a mysterious disease.

The threat of the unknown lurks behind every door, every parcel of darkness, and every character motivation in It Comes at Night.

Director Trey Edward Shults’ film sees hospitality and humanity fall prey to mistrust in this psychological horror

★★★★☆It’s a clever title, suggesting the most conventional of horror movies, a bog-standard tale of nasties that creep in the dark. Yet It Comes ...

Writer-director Trey Edward Shults creates one of the year’s most gorgeous thrillers

Trey Edward Shults's doomsday nightmare explores the self-sabotage of fear

It's a well-crafted apocalyptic horror tale but also a really bleak one.

It looks like a zombie movie, but Trey Edward Shults' attack-of-the-plague thriller is a drama more psychological than sensational.

The new film from A24 effortlessly indicts modern fear-based politics.

The atmosphere is so thick with dread that nothing much needs to happen to make you sweat.

It Comes At Night will divide horror audiences, but that doesn't stop Trey Edward Shults' deadly-tense doomsday thriller.