James Wan returns to the funhouse with the nutty, gnarly Malignant

From the bonkers opening scene, James Wan establishes his return to horror will easily become his most polarizing yet. Channeling the spectacle of late ’90...

Malignant is the type of movie that requires viewers to strap in and shut up from the onset.

The movie, which has some unexpected twists, is a mess before a final stanza that reminds you why Wan is a genre master.

This thing is bonkers. Cracked. Bananas.

The latest from James Wan has a wonderful trick up its sleeve that's worth waiting around for.

Annabelle Wallis and Maddie Hasson star in James Wan's original horror movie. Read the Empire review.

James Wan's “Malignant” journeys from horror trope to horror trope as it rambles and roams from one scene of carnage to another.

In the director's new feature, a woman is tormented by horrific visions of murders that turn out to be real.

The "Insidious" and "The Conjuring" creator's new original concoction delivers jump scares, slashing, and eye-rolling in equal measure.

There’s something thrilling about watching a movie so rabidly batty let off its leash.

Most of James Wan's latest horror outing, "Malignant," feels uninspired. Then comes the twist, which is anything but.

James Wan’s horror throwback follows a young woman with a mysterious connection to a brutal killer.

This is the goofy James Wan of Aquaman and Furious 7, not the intense one of Insidious and The Conjuring

A horror movie that is as long as it is underwhelming.

The thing about James Wan’s “Malignant” is that it’s utter nonsense, until that moment it isn’t. All becomes clear. Ish. And the damned monstrosity...

Annabelle Wallis stars as a battered wife who loses her baby, then begins to have horrifying visions and thinks she’s possessed. The scares are sparse unti...

As Captain & Tennille sang in the last century, love will keep us together. Unless, of course, that same love results in not just one bloodbath but two r...

Our Malignant review looks at James Wan's return to horror, which ends up being a truly bonkers movie.

James Wan's latest horror flick is influenced by the Italian Giallo genre, but forgot about adding the suspense element in "Malignant."

The "Conjuring" director sucks viewers into his mad monster vortex of sketchy ideas and viscera

James Wan's return to horror is a triumph of craft, bad taste and go-for-broke lunacy.

James Wan is the architect of both Saw and The Conjuring Universe, both of which are multi-billion dollar horror properties, while he's also been involved as...