Every film we have scored, from 1980s horror to what is in cinemas now.
A band mourns a lost soul, then gathers new hearts to sing once more — a tale of grief, creation, and the weary art of beginning again.
A weary man chases a stolen battery across a dying Earth, while a quiet horror stirs within the machines he hunts.
A drama of faith and trial, wherein Daniel and his companions stand firm amid Babylon's fiery furnace.
A church group wanders into the wrong part of the Ozark wilderness and faces a terror that hunts by vibration — don't move.
A tale of terror, wherein a woman long pursued by a fiend finds herself cornered once more amid the halls of a quiet academy.
A wedding comedy turns tragic, as a bride confesses a past school shooting plan before her nuptials.
A loud, colorful, baffling spectacle of neon racers and masked drivers, wherein plot proves thinner than oil.
A chainsaw killer returns to Texas, but this tale of terror fails utterly to deliver the dread its premise promises.
A tale of subterranean trolls and a boy raised among them, rendered in exquisite detail, though its jests are not always apt.
A man named Hutch, once an assassin, tries to rest in a small town called Plummerville, but violence follows him wherever he goes.
A boy trades a troubled home for a crew of skaters, falling into self-harm in Jonah Hill's directorial debut.
A man refuses to leave his parents' home, hiring an interventionist to force him out, in this review of Failure to Launch.
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