A PTSD-afflicted war photographer finds images of corpses in the pictures he takes with an antique camera in Aaron B. Koontz's horror film 'Camera Obscura.'

This horror/thriller could have used more time in the darkroom.

First-time feature director Aaron B.

This horror movie, the feature debut of the writer-director Aaron B. Koontz, has good actors but too many motifs derived from other fright films.

The movie's psychologically realistic foundation quickly collapses, giving way to a banal stalk-and-slay horror narrative.

“Camera Obscura” is best in its first half, when assured direction and strong lead performances create an insinuating atmosphere of suspense that may or ...