Our Other Mommy review is in. Jessica Chastain is unsettling as hell in Rob Savage's take on Josh Malerman's Incidents Around the House, but the dread never gets a chance to build. Spoilers, book vs. movie, and our rating.
Other Mommy review: Jessica Chastain terrifies in this Incidents Around the House adaptation, but the dread never builds. Spoilers and book vs movie.
Saw 11 director Mike P. Nelson keeps reinventing horror. Here is what he changed in Wrong Turn, Silent Night, Deadly Night and Beware Boiúna.
Daniel Barnett on horror’s stigma: a big house with a room for everyone, a sugar test, and a dad who swears he doesn’t like horror.
Michael Gallagher's The Leader tracks Marshall Applewhite and Bonnie Nettles from a chance hospital meeting to the 1997 Heaven's Gate mass suicide, led by Tim Blake Nelson and Vera Farmiga.
The Leader review: Tim Blake Nelson and Vera Farmiga anchor Michael Gallagher's Heaven's Gate cult drama, a real life horror we caught at Fantasia.
Nicolas Winding Refn is back after a decade, and Her Private Hell left us genuinely stumped. We break down his neon fever dream from Fantasia: gorgeous visuals, a killer called the Leather Man, two movies crammed into one, and an ending nobody can explain. Spoilers in the back half.
Her Private Hell review: Refn beautiful, baffling Fantasia opener. Stunning to watch, hard to decode.
Alex Grass joins Grave Tone pod to talk about Infernal Tramps, his collection of weird terror out today. Body horror, David Cronenberg, Clive Barker, and why the scariest stories start somewhere boring. Plus, where to start reading it, and the underrated horror authors he cannot stop recommending.
Horror author Alex Grass talks Infernal Tramps, what weird really means, and the terror hiding in mundane places on the Grave Tone podcast.
Six things we loved about Evil Dead Burn, from its relentless gore to the practical effects and the franchise lore woven in.
Evil Dead Burn review: Sébastien Vaniček's Deadite nightmare is the most brutal entry in the franchise, and it does not let you breathe. Meaghan and Arthur break down the practical effects, the Kandarian dagger lore, and the scene that nearly landed an NC-17. Spoilers ahead. The dog dies.
Evil Dead Burn review: relentless gore, killer practical effects, and deep franchise lore.
First reactions to Evil Dead Burn are in: fast Deadites, real blood, two new tools, and an edgy new hero. Here’s what fans can actually expect.
Ten Canadian horror movies we actually love, counted down for Canada Day. Killer jeans, a word-virus zombie flick, a dark web thriller, Ginger Snaps, Cube, and more underrated Shudder gems worth hunting down.
The best Canadian horror movies, from killer jeans to cursed audio to a werewolf coming-of-age classic.



