Get Out is a film that effectively blends horror, comedy, and social commentary into a genuinely brilliant horror film.

Jordan Peele's Us is a film intentionally titled, because it is a critique of us.

Don't Worry Darling is a beautifully shot film with an ending that solidifies it as the Stepford Wives' negligible step child. Ghouls share

The Platform is an unsubtle and disgusting film that confronts our acceptance of our toxic and abusive systems of power.

The Mist exposes the horrors of a society without control. It pitches the inevitable descent into madness and corruption.

Nia DaCosta's Candyman is a sequel to the 90’s folklore villain. The film is creative with its storytelling, handling pain with care.

Swarm is an exploration of the mentally damaging toll obsession and fandom can have on a person.

M3GAN is a surprisingly heartfelt film about grief, loss, and AI.

Wednesday follows the moody character, Wednesday Addams during her formative years as a teen sleuth.

Ti West’s Pearl serves as a prequel to his X film’s memorable villain, the older, sexually-starved Pearl who wreaks havoc on young bodies.