My Favorite Horror

Rosario (2025) Horror Movie Review

Horror has long been a vessel for the fears we can’t name and the histories we try to forget. Rosario,

Flying Lotus has done it again—Ash (2025) is a film that doesn’t just ask you to watch it. It wants

What happens when you’re both expendable and irreplaceable? Bong Joon Ho turns that question into a brutal, absurd, and strangely

In a year filled with horror films trying to out-shock or out-smart each other, The Sacrifice Game stands out by

If you’re shopping for a horror fan, you’re in luck—Amazon is packed with spine-chilling treasures that make perfect gifts for

The ending of Things Will Be Different is the kind that lingers—poignant, ambiguous, and open to interpretation. For viewers who

“House of Spoils,” directed by Bridget Savage Cole and Danielle Krudy, serves up a unique blend of culinary drama and

“Baghead,” directed by Alberto Corredor and starring Freya Allan, Peter Mullan, and Jeremy Irvine, is a supernatural horror film that

In a cinematic landscape saturated with formulaic horror, Cuckoo emerges as an audacious oddity. Directed by Tilman Singer and starring

Shudder remains the premier streaming service for horror enthusiasts in 2025, offering a rich blend of original films, cult classics,