Green Room (A24, R)
It does a good job of planting seeds that make you think you know where the movie’s going, only for it to not ever go there.
It does a good job of planting seeds that make you think you know where the movie’s going, only for it to not ever go there.
It’s no surprise that American Horror Project: Vol. 1 delivers on its promise.
It’s slower and of an entirely different strain than what most horror film fans are used to—even sophisticated horror film fans.
There’s something pleasingly hand-crafted about The Babadook, beginning with the book that mysteriously appears in the family’s house.

The Babadook is impressive: Imagine if Neil Gaiman wrote the screenplay to a horror movie, and you’d be pretty close.
If you’re going to enjoy a horror film festival, there is no better way than Telluride’s Horror Show.
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