Adam Egypt Mortimer‘s (Some Kind of Hate, the “New Year’s Eve” segment in Holidays) Daniel Isn’t Real might just be the best horror movie playin...

The third annual Overlook Film Festival has wrapped up in New Orleans, Louisiana, bringing to a close another year of genre films, immersive experiences, vir...

Daniel Isn’t Real is minded, but also massively entertaining genre cinema that eschews the trashier aspects of exploitation. Read our review.

Adam Egypt Mortimer's psycho-horror stars Patrick Schwarzenegger and Sasha Lane. Read the Empire review.

Jung at heart: Adam Egypt Mortimer’s febrile, erratic phantasmagoria, centers on a troubled young man and his evil “shadow” archetype

Miles Robbins and Patrick Schwarzenegger play a troubled young man and his possibly imaginary friend in Adam Egypt Mortimer's horror thriller 'Daniel Isn't R...

Review: Schwarzenegger makes for an imposing shadow to Robbins’ hapless hero

Proving themselves more than their famous names, promising young actors Miles Robbins and Patrick Schwarzenegger are the reasons to see "Daniel Isn't Real."

A traumatised man summons his former imaginary friend in Adam Egypt Mortimer’s knotty psychological thriller.

Young Luke was happy to find a friend in Daniel. Luke’s mother couldn’t see Daniel, but accepted him nonetheless, until he went too far.

Being unoriginal is one thing, but being unoriginal and uninspired is another. 

Adam Egypt Mortimer directs Miles Robbins and his imaginary friend Patrick Schwarzenegger in this cosmic horror.

★★★☆☆Confronted with a mother who is self-harming and posting pages from books all over the house, Luke does what we would all do: summons his imag...

A "imaginary" childhood friend returns with malignant intent in this inventive psychological-horror thriller.