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A zombie is taken in by a family and exploited to make money.

Shawn Ashmore leads this poorly written and incredibly predictable yarn.

A handyman discovers a ghost is haunting a house he’s working in.

A parasite puts the lives of a stranded boat crew in danger.

Four friends’ idyllic afternoon is turned upside down with violence and jealousy.

Alec Guinness stars in a darkly humorous 1950 British comedy.

A derivative teen comedy horror that isn’t funny or scary.

They might be back but the result is a bit disappointing.

Leigh Whannell gives us a new suspense-filled take on a classic Universal horror character.

A visually stunning and emotionally breath-taking masterpiece

A striking directorial debut offering a brutal and unflinching view of body politics

An excellent Blu-ray release, but the film is almost (intentionally?) unwatchable