The Draft!

Fictional characters discover agency and get a life of their own in Yusron Fuadi’s self-aware horror comedy.

Detective Kien: The Headless Horror

Some broken crockery, a lake monster and one terrible father come together to make a pretty solid mystery in Victor Vu’s period whodunnit.

Radik Eshimov’s triptych of terror posits three very different reasons for a terrible blaze.

Corpse Bride and that one subplot from Beetlejuice Beetlejuice come together to make a film that you can't even listen to on your commute.

A cargo ship full of inmates and one murderous super soldier. What could possibly go wrong?

Undeath leads to a deeper enjoyment of life, in Yusuke Ishida’s adaptation of Haro Aso and Kotaro Takata’s manga.

A mangaka faces the dark, dark past in Kazutaka Watanabe's adaptation of Hirohiko Araki's one-shot comic.

Home may not be such a safe haven in Nate Ki’s debut horror.

Vampire Hunting has never been so stylish in Yoshiaki Kawajiri's horror fantasy sequel.

Sadako returns, sort of, in Hideo Nakata’s tepid, slightly damp sequel.

Hoi Wong offers a triptych of alternative hauntings in his largely successful anthology comedy.

A young mother fights to save her child from a blasphemous curse in Kevin Ko’s found footage horror.