Gone to Texas, gone to Hell in this occult horror

Gone to Hell, gone to Texas in this intergenerational horror

Over ten years ago, Bryan Bertino made waves with his bleak debut, The Strangers, which set a high bar for home invasion horror. His subsequent films confir...

Writer and director Brian Bertino returns with his strongest film in a decade.

Fantasia Fest 2020: THE DARK AND THE WICKED Review - An Unrelenting, Near Masterpiece from Director of THE STRANGERS

These are the phenomenal films that helped us overcome a challenging year. And you can watch them right now.

Bryan Bertino leaves strangers behind in favor of family members in distress and the pure terror of 'The Dark and the Wicked.'

Two adult siblings encounter mysterious phenomena when they return to their family farm to say goodbye to their dying father in Bryan Bertino's horror film '...

Bryan Bertino's film to marry religious-tinged trauma with a human grief, but only its fearless star ever comes close to bridging that gap.

A grown brother and sister find something malevolent growing on their family farm in the well-acted "The Dark and the Wicked."

“The Dark and the Wicked” would benefit from some light and some normal.

A family is threatened by a diabolical entity in this frightening and emotionally fraught horror movie.

A harrowing horror film you won't want to miss.

This haunted house movie set on a remote farm is an exercise in creeping dread.

A look at four films that played the Fantasia Festival this year, including three world premieres. 

What is it with characters in horror movies and carrots? Always cutting up carrots, always with the same result. And sheep. If it’s a tale set on a remote ...

Oh great. Now I’m scared of light switches. And chairs. And phones.    Siblings Louise and Michael have returned home, to the family rural fa...

Our collection of 2020 Fantasia Film Festival reviews continues with the best movie of the festival, The Dark and the Wicked.

In our The Dark and the Wicked review, we take a look at the latest horror movie from Bryan Bertino, who directed The Strangers.

No matter how staunch your atheism, there still exists a surefire way to get you believing in God. It's not hearing His voice or seeing His work, though. Tho...

Bryan Bertino's subtle horror fuses real-life situations of bereavement and loneliness with demonic invasion, instilling fear by suggestion.