A group of young filmmakers take over a Texas farmhouse to make a hardcore porno in Ti West’s bloody, trashy and transgressive new horror.

Ti West creates a new cultural association with ‘Don’t Fear the Reaper’ that’s not Christopher Walken demanding more cowbell.

Ti West works more genre-manipulating magic with X

SXSW: A porn film crew fights for their life on a secluded Texas farmhouse in Ti West's cleverly genre-bending slasher.

Ti West is best known for the genuinely scary, slow burners The Innkeepers and The House Of The Devil, but his first feature-length film was The Roost. That film harkens back to the Horror Host era and is deliberately B-movie in nature. The writer-director's metatextual horror-comedy X is also an intentional throwback to the likes of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, but through

An icky good time that's primarily a love letter to the filmmaking process.

X, set in 1979, is clearly inspired by slasher movies and exploitation flicks of the period, while Barbarian breaks apart tropes of contemporary “elevated” horror. (Warning: Contains spoilers.)

The movie evokes the grind-house energy of the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre while also pulling off thoroughly modern cinematic tricks.

Ti West's latest slasher 'X' defies all odds as a phenomenal piece of filmmaking that reinvents the overplayed clichés.

Ti West's horror movie 'X' pays tribute to sex and violence at the movies—and marks the spot where trash meets art. Our rave review

Ti West’s long-awaited return to horror is a bloody and brainy 1970s-style slasher with bite

Ti West returns with a brilliant period horror-porno (horno?)

Indie horror maestro Ti West is back with a horror film about a porn production gone awry. Read our review of X.

Once all hell breaks loose in writer-director Ti West’s X,' the promise of a genre deconstruction all but evaporates.

Gory horror homage pays tribute to '70s classics and features a breakout performance from star Mia Goth.

Director Ti West knows the red meat horror fans want, and serves it up with panache in 'X.'

The film-maker’s latest, about a porn shoot gone wrong, is a playful gore-fest

The director of The House of the Devil and Cabin Fever 2 pays tribute to Tobe Hooper’s Texas Chain Saw Massacre, with Mia Goth, Jenna Ortega, Brittany Snow, and Kid Cudi as a group of amateur pornographers making a film they won’t live to regret. In theaters March 18.

Ti West’s X is a fun throwback to ‘70s slasher movies.

Full of dark humor and surprising twists, the homage explores themes of sexuality, judgment and religion.

The cast and crew of an adult film are terrorized by an elderly couple in this silly retro slasher flick.

"X" doesn't reinvent one of the most popular, time-tested horror genres so much as breathe a little life into it. That "promiscuous young folks go slumming in rural America and get themselves slaughtered" plot feels seriously worn-out. But writer-director Ti West ("The Sacrament") gives it a reset as he takes us back to a blood-spattered…

In 1979, a group of scruffy renegades rent a Texas farmhouse to shoot a porn film — and for once the mayhem that follows doesn't feel cheap.

The new slasher film and the HBO Max series center the perils and thrills of X-rated content throughout the "Me Decade."

Ti West’s full-throttle homage to 70s grindhouse is a simple but mostly effective horror filled with sex and violence

The latest excursion into horror from writer-director Ti West goes for legitimate laughs and a side of social commentary alongside a hefty helping of gore.

Ti West’s clever new film, starring Mia Goth, Jenna Ortega, and Brittany Snow, pits a porn shoot against the conservative clichés of the horror movie genre.

Mia Goth, Jenna Ortega, Martin Henderson, Kid Cudi and Brittany Snow star in Ti West's throwback horror film "X."

Ti West deliberately invoking the visual language of “The Texas Chain Saw Massacre” with "X," a horror set in the world of scuzzy '70s porn.

X directed by Ti West, is a new love letter to the slasher film genre. This movie within a movie that aims to tackle the strict relationship between sex...