My Favorite Horror

Leviticus (2026): Love as the Monster

Most horror movies about repression treat the metaphor as a garnish. Leviticus makes it the engine of the whole film.

Found-footage horror movies have a unique way of making supernatural stories feel terrifyingly real. Unlike traditional horror films, which rely

Don’t go in expecting the Atari game. The film isn’t based on the classic Pitfall!, and despite its title it

⚠️ Major spoilers ahead. This post covers the whole plot of Steven Spielberg’s Disclosure Day, especially the final act. Spielberg’s

Small towns are supposed to be peaceful places where neighbors know one another, families have lived for generations, and life

Spoiler warning: This post covers the entire plot of Kinki (近畿地方のある場所について, also released as About a Place in the Kinki

Spoiler warning: This post covers the entire plot of Saccharine, including the ending. If you haven’t seen it yet, come

Mike Flanagan has become one of the most recognizable names in modern horror. Unlike many horror filmmakers who rely primarily

Blumhouse’s first Spanish-language original film, No Me Sigas (English title: Don’t Follow Me), is a found-footage hybrid that blends social-media

Spoiler Warning: This post contains major spoilers for the 2025/2026 sci-fi horror film Affection, including the full ending. Proceed only