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Splatter horror film Baskin is landing in cinemas. Head to Empire Online to read our verdict.

The feature debut of Turkish director Can Evrenol turns the corruptions of masculinity into a brutal and meaningful horror tale.

Turkish horror director Can Evrenol signed with WME on the eve of the Toronto Film Festival, where this gore-soaked debut was picked up by IFC Midnight.

Turkish director Can Evrenol's debut feature "Baskin" starts out as a gamy cop thriller then takes a hard right turn into horror.

The gore arrives thick and fast in Turkish director Can Evrenol’s inventive horror carve-up.

This horror story, directed by Can Evrenol, focuses on a police officer who’s called to an ominous mansion.

This horror story, directed by Can Evrenol, focuses on a police officer who’s called to an ominous mansion.

A perfectly imbalanced mix of chilly atmosphere, heavy-handed symbolism, and familiar horror-movie tropes.

It starts off with a late night dinner scene between a quintet of cops telling crazy stories and losing their temper with the help straight out of a Tarantin...

★★★★☆Just as grotesque, but more disturbing, is Baskin, a Turkish horror in which a group of policemen have a grisly time of it. This is strong mea...

Several hardened cops go to H-E-double-hockey-sticks in this rare modern Turkish horror film.