Kaya Scodelario and Barry Pepper battle alligators in Alexandre Aja and Sam Raimi's survival horror. Read the Empire review.

The alligator-based horror could really do with some sense and structure to go along with all these earnest emotions

Review: Alexandre Aja’s latest horror-disaster mash-up sees him back at the top of his game

...lends credence to the claim that you should never give up on a director.

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While Crawl never quite achieves the classic status of ‘Jaws,’ it’s so convincing that you forget about the mechanics and become petrified by the gore.

'Crawl' works best when it lets its primal instincts take over and turns Kaya Scodelario into a survivalist-horror scream queen. Our review.

Gators and crocs have always been poor relations to the shark in the hierarchy of natural horror beasties. Maybe it’s because of those dumpy little legs, o...

After forays into horror-comedy (Piranha 3D) and dark fables (Horns), New French Extremity director Alexandre Aja comes full circle with straight-forward, gn...

In a Hollywood obsessed with brands and genericism, there is something admirable about a movie that has nothing on its mind other than delivering 87 minutes ...

If you’ve seen ‘Midsommar’ and are thinking, “I’m not done having the crap scared out of me,” then you could do a lot worse than Alexandre Aja’...

Alexandre Aja feels like a hack-for-hire in this uninspired saga about alligators tormenting hurricane survivors

A film about murderous, hurricane-rattled reptiles grants us one of the season’s most memorable horror heroines.

Crawl is a sensationally thrilling aquatic nightmare filled with carnage, bubbling chaos, and all the creature-feature intensity that makes this a must-see.