Creepy

A slow-paced but gripping thriller is bolstered by excellent direction and performances.

Pee Mak

Five friends find war isn’t half as scary as home life in Banjong Pisanthanakun’s comedy-horror.

Mikhail Red’s horror film has a cool poster, at least?

Action, romance, vampires and cameos collide in a bizarre, but certainly interesting piece of early 21st century nonsense.

Paranoia, trust and terror dominate one of Japan’s most iconic pieces of dystopian cinema.

Things go from bad, to worse, to crazy in Takashi Miike’s absurd crime horror.

An icon of J-Horror tries his hand at something more psychological: how well does he fare?

There will be no survivors in Sukhum Mathawanit’s absolute trainwreck of a movie.

Director Park Hoon-jung gives us Korea’s answer to the Weapon X program in this supernatural action sci-fi.

Shinya Tsukamoto returns to give us more metal mayhem in his sequel to The Iron Man.

This dull snoozefest is made all the worst by a lacklustre plot and a thorough lack of scares.

Confusion and paranoia drive the plot in this moody, creepy horror.