
There’s a New Saw Movie in the Works From Beware Boiúna’s Mike P. Nelson
A new Saw film is being wrought by Beware Boiúna's Mike P. Nelson, under the watchful eye of a director who once wore its chains.


A new Saw film is being wrought by Beware Boiúna's Mike P. Nelson, under the watchful eye of a director who once wore its chains.

A woman's waking visions become real murders in James Wan's Malignant, a film that scares well yet explains too much.

Review: David F. Sandberg's 81-minute horror film turns one rule — the woman in the dark can't reach you in the light — into a thin but effective scare.

Insidious: Chapter 2 review: James Wan's 2013 sequel inflates the mythology, thins the scares, and wastes a game cast on a forgettable haunting.

M3GAN review: Allison Williams, Amie Donald and Jenna Davis power a killer-doll horror comedy that made $181M on a $12M budget.

Annabelle review: the Conjuring prequel's porcelain doll does nothing for 99 minutes, yet grossed $257 million. A 3.7/10 verdict on the 2014 horror hit.

Insidious review: James Wan's 2011 haunted-house hit has a strong first hour, then trades dread for exposition. Lin Shaye shines. Score: 5.2/10.

A review of The Conjuring 2: James Wan sends the Warrens to Enfield, where a real haunting case gets traded for a franchise demon.

Saw (2004): two men chained in a bathroom, a 6:00 deadline, and a hacksaw twist. How Wan and Whannell's debut became a franchise.

Review of James Wan's The Conjuring (2013) with Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson: a strong restrained first half, a weaker final act.
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