Take A Trip With Tubi’s Cabin Girl
You know what they say – the woods are lovely, dark, and deep, but you really shouldn’t go in there alone. Tubi’s new original film Cabin Girl proves that venturing into the forest in search … Read This Story
Movie Reviews
The reviews listed, are the opinions of the reviewer and may not necessarily reflect the views of horror facts as a whole.
Take A Trip With Tubi’s Cabin Girl
You know what they say – the woods are lovely, dark, and deep, but you really shouldn’t go in there alone. Tubi’s new original film Cabin Girl proves that venturing into the forest in search … Read This Story
Bad Girl Boogey Slays More Than Victims
At first glance, Bad Girl Boogey seems to have all the hallmarks of a formulaic teens-in-peril slasher, but don’t be fooled by appearances, Bad Girl Boogey is more than just another slasher rehash. Beneath the … Read This Story
The Devil Comes at Night: A Shadowy Thriller That Ensnares Through Fear of the Dark
The Devil Comes at Night slithers into your psyche with all the subtly of a serpent in the dead of night. Directed by Scott Leaver, who co-wrote the screenplay with stars Ryan Allen and Adrienne … Read This Story
Oops! You’re a Vampire Review: An Ambitious but Uneven Genre Mash-Up
Phil Messerer’s ‘Oops! You’re a Vampire’ aims to blend black comedy, family drama and horror but struggles with consistency. Messerer’s debut concerns the Baxters, whose teen daughter Helen becomes a vampire after a spell by … Read This Story
The Amityville Curse (2023) on Tubi Marks the Return of the Infamous Long Island Haunting
The Amityville Curse is the latest film to resurrect the “true” story of the Amityville haunting that permeates popular culture. Based loosely on Hans Holzer’s 1982 book, this 2023 Tubi Original aims to reimagine the … Read This Story
On The Edge (2022) A Soska Sisters Film Reviewed
What do you get when you take a poorly functioning middle-aged man and have him spend the night with a dominatrix? You get On The Edge. We recently published a post in which we discuss … Read This Story
The Boogeyman Arrives But Stumbles in Execution
While The Boogeyman features anchoring performances and polished production qualities, its heavy reliance on horror tropes and logical inconsistencies undercut its attempts at crafting a nuanced portrait of grief or truly unsettling suspense. Director Rob … Read This Story
Mad Heidi: A Fondue of Blood, Cheddar, and Revolution
The hills are alive with the sound of bloodshed in the Swiss exploitation epic, Mad Heidi, a grindhouse reimagining of the beloved children’s storybook character. The character of Heidi was created in 1880 by Swiss … Read This Story
Sleeping Beauties on Tubi, You can sleep through this one.
The bizarre low-budget horror film Sleeping Beauties is a weirdly unsettling experience. Though flawed, the movie delivers enough creepy atmosphere, strange camp, and gruesome genre thrills to make for an entertaining watch, especially since you … Read This Story
I’ll Be Watching: Movie Review
This movie is fine. So many critics, myself included, have the tendency to play up love or hatred of a piece for a more dramatic review. I love tearing down the occasional piece of media, … Read This Story
Strange Behavior: The Bizarre Cult Classic You Need to See
Strange Behavior holds a special place in my personal horror pantheon. As a teen in the 80’s, I was voraciously consuming every slasher film I could get my hands on. But amidst the sea of … Read This Story
Reflecting on Evil Dead (2013) 10 Years Later
As we take a trip down memory lane and reminisce about the horror classic Evil Dead, it’s impossible not to acknowledge the 2013 reimagining that brought a fresh perspective to the beloved franchise. The 2013 … Read This Story
Night of the Demon 1980 – A Chilling and Suspenseful Horror Classic
A great horror film from 1980 called Night of the Demon has developed a cult following over the years. The film, which was directed by James C. Wasson, tells the tale of a young couple … Read This Story
Don’t Go in the House (1979) – A Psychological Slasher Oddity
The bizarre 1980 psychological slasher film Don’t Go in the House is a strange yet memorable entry in the early slasher genre that serves as an offbeat cult curio for dedicated horror fans. This obscure … Read This Story
The Deadites Rise Once More in Evil Dead Rise
The unholy words of the Necronomicon have been spoken once again, unleashing a new reign of Deadites in Evil Dead Rise, the next chapter in the war on evil. Gas up your chainsaw, load your … Read This Story
Ghost Track Review: A Sinister Slasher With Heart
Look, I get it. Small indie horror flicks about angry ghosts seeking revenge are a dime a dozen these days. Most end up as predictable gore fests you’ve seen a million times before. But every … Read This Story
Abruptio Film Review: Can You Get Away With Murder?
In the psychological thriller Abruptio, no life is spared and no sin goes unpunished. What begins as a fantasy of crime without consequence descends into a harrowing reminder that our choices create ripples, and even … Read This Story
Tubi Original Marry, F***, Kill: Do You Dare Play?
Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. And in the chilling new Tubi Original film Marry, F***, Kill, five estranged college friends will find out the hard way what happens when you mess around … Read This Story
Cube: Is The Japanese Remake Worth It?
Explore the bold reimagining of the 1997 cult classic horror film Cube in its Japanese remake. Cat Voleur discusses the updated themes, unique vision, and potential pitfalls of the 2023 version. Is it worth the … Read This Story
What’s Your “Safe Word”? A Tubi Original Film
“Safe Word” is a riveting and enthralling journey into the enigmatic realm of BDSM, masterfully unraveling the intricate dynamics of dominant and submissive partnerships, while powerfully underscoring the crucial role of consent and communication. Boasting … Read This Story
