DON'T LOOK IN THE DARK proves found footage horror still has tricks up its sleeves.

At Fantastic Fest 2025, Creepy Kingdom’s Shannon McGrew reviews DOLLY, a horror film full of unsettling dolls and a towering human doll. The visuals impress, but the story and pacing leave it feeling uneven.

GOOD BOY blends canine loyalty with supernatural dread, making dog lovers and horror fans alike question: will Indy survive the night?

Shannon reviews THE MONKEY, calling the horror comedy one that promises on its blood-soaked visuals but struggles with its story.

COMPANION's horror/romcom has a unique start but stumbles in it uneven third act, overshadowing strong performances.

WOLF MAN howls with stunning visuals but lacks the emotional bite and character depth to make this a stand-out film.

Shannon reviews SPEAK NO EVIL calling it a gripping, edge-of-your-seat thriller that honors the original while delivering something fresh

Shannon reviews THE FRONT ROOM, calling it an audacious debut from the Eggers Brothers that struggles to find its footing.

Shannon reviews MAXXXINE, calling it a forgettable ending to the X trilogy that doesn't achieve the stardom it had the potential for.

Shannon reviews CIVIL WAR, calling the film a thrilling, compelling, and thought-provoking movie that examines the risks of capturing histor

Shannon reviews LATE NIGHT WITH THE DEVIL, calling it a spooktacular film that pays homage to the 1970s era of late-night talk shows.

Shannon reviews THE FIRST OMEN, calling it a gnarly, vicious, and unforgiving film that showcases women's power and unwavering strength.

Shannon reviews GODZILLA X KONG: THE NEW EMPIRE, calling it a momentous and audacious addition to the Monsterverse franchise.

Shannon reviews BIRDEATER calling it a film that instills a pervasive sense of unease as it tackles the themes of abuse and complicity.

Exploring terror beneath the surface. Night Swim's aquatic horrors and family drama disappoint in the final act.

By Shannon McGrewIt’s that time of year again - the most magical season: Christmas. As people gear up to decorate their homes with twinkling lights and the perfect Christmas tree while classic carols fill the air, it’s the perfect time to sift

By Shannon McGrewIn a time when it feels like the world is burning to the ground, finding a glimmer of hope can feel like a daunting task. Though Disney has its own set of problems, their latest animated film, WISH, directed by the accomplished duo

Shannon says, "THANKSGIVING is a blood-soaked cornucopia of carnage that’s as equally entertaining as it is gory." Read more:

Shannon reviews FIVE NIGHTS AT FREDDY'S (2023). Read further on this film adaptation is accessible to newcomers of both the game and horror.

Shannon reviews SAW X, the latest addition to the SAW franchise. Read further on why she says the film returns the franchise to form.