Whodunits, locked rooms, secret motives, and twist endings. Mystery films thrive on the unknown, and reward the patient with answers you didn’t see coming.
In Clown in a Cornfield (2025), Frendo the clown haunts a dying Midwestern town in a blood-soaked horror-thriller that pits nostalgia against chaos. Directed by Eli Craig, starring Katie Douglas and Aaron Abrams, this cornfield carnival of carnage delivers jump scares, slasher tropes, and a few surprises, though not all land clean.
In Bring Her Back (2025), the directors of Talk To Me return with a haunting foster horror soaked in grief, guardianship, and spiritual misfires. Sally Hawkins delivers an eerie, layered performance in a film that doesn’t always explain itself, but always knows how it wants you to feel.
Phobia 2013: Jonathan MacKinlay is stuck at home, trapped not by walls, but by his own fear. Ever since the crash that took his wife, he’s lived the same lifeless routine, every day blending into the next. But lately, something feels…off. Dark visions creep in, nightmares that don’t fade when he wakes. Is his mind playing tricks on him, or is something truly sinister closing in?
A true-crime junkie, three dates, and a serial killer — F** Marry Kill* sounds like a dream premise, but this dating app horror flick has all the right faces and all the wrong bits.
Original Sin Series. Dexter’s back in a prequel before the body count. What happened to Brian Moser? Is Dexter really a killer or miunderstood?
The Moor (2023) Review: A haunting drama and horror tale where buried secrets and creeping dread unravel trust in the most unexpected ways. #ravenbannerentertainment #motherofmovies
