Dead Sea (2024) Review: Stranded With the Wrong People
In Dead Sea (2024), Phil Volken shifts from creature feature thrills to tense survival horror. Read our spoiler-aware review of this aquatic thriller where help isn’t what it seems.
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In Dead Sea (2024), Phil Volken shifts from creature feature thrills to tense survival horror. Read our spoiler-aware review of this aquatic thriller where help isn’t what it seems.
In Bight (2026), a dinner party turns into a fight for survival. Mother of Movies reviews Maiara Walsh’s directorial debut, a dark, sensual, and bloody look at the cost of open relationships.
Lookout review: Stefan Colson’s remote tower thriller builds atmospheric dread through isolation and mystery. Solid performances from the ensemble cast, though the finale doesn’t quite stick the landing
In Grizzly Night (2026), rookie ranger Joan faces a deadly night in Glacier National Park. A tense survival thriller that grapples with true events but falters in pacing and character depth.
Shelby Oaks is a methodical descent into paranormal dread. This found-footage horror explores missing persons, supernatural mythology, and the obsession that consumes those left behind. Distributed by Neon.
We Bury the Dead (2025) is a slow‑burn Australian zombie drama about guilt, closure, and reanimated memories in Tasmania – less splatter, more sorrow, and ideal for novice undead fans.