‘Deathgasm’ is a heavy metal horror story that regales audiences with its loud and gory tale of a group of kids who mistakenly summon a world-ending demon.
‘The Babadook’ is part monster movie, part psychological thriller as a single mother struggles with her son’s fear of monsters, eventually unsure if his anxiety is justified.
‘Time Lapse’ is a respectable addition to the sci-fi genre in which the lives of three friends are transformed when they discover a machine that tells the future.
‘Zombeavers’ is a laugh riot as the furry little woodland creatures develop a taste for flesh and attack of group of college kids vacationing at the lake. Hilarity ensues.
A ‘Big Ass Spider’ escapes a military lab and it’s up to a team of scientists and a brave exterminator to keep it from spinning a city-wide web of chaos.
In ‘We Are What We Are’, the Parkers follow an ancient, divisive practice that gives the eldest female members responsibilities beyond those of a typical family.
In ‘V/H/S/2’, two private detectives searching for a missing student find a collection of VHS tapes containing horrific images that may have led to the student’s disappearance.
‘Bad Milo!’ is a horror comedy about a man who learns his persistent stomach problems are being caused by a pintsized monster living in his intestines.
‘A Fantastic Fear of Everything’ is a dark comedy starring Simon Pegg as a paranoid man who must confront his anxieties to attend an important meeting.
‘Cockneys vs Zombies’ is pretty self-explanatory: a group of East End Londoners band together to battle the undead scourge that has taken over their town.
