Doghowl’s intruiging take on the extraction shooter looks set to refresh PvPvE play. ComingSoon previews Level Zero Extraction. Level Zero Extraction is a multiplayer extraction survival horror that developer Doghowl draws inspiration from the likes of Alien Isolation, Hunt Showdown, and Escape From Tarkov. It’s a PvPvE experience with an …
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Teresa Sutherland’s feature debut, Lovely, Dark, and Deep, gets lost in the woods as it tries to deliver a cosmic horror atmosphere. Right up there with aquatic horror movies for me are woodland horror movies as horror comfort food. The ocean and the woods are as entwined in cosmic horror …
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The Unnamed Footage Festival recently revealed the first wave of films for the 7th edition of the Found Footage Horror, First Person POV, and Faux Doc film festival. Festival programmers scour the globe every year for the greatest, weirdest, and most obscure films in the In-World camera genre. This year’s …
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Found footage horror is a sub-genre I’m particularly fond of, and it’s always at its most exciting when creatives push the boundaries of what that can be. T. W. Burgess’ meta novel Mister Howl converts it into a rather unique form, and is no less compelling for the change. How …
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No Way Up sees a plane crash-land in the ocean and end up teetering on an undersea ravine whilst the few survivors struggle to find means of escape with limited air. To make matters worse, a group of sharks has shown up to pick them off. ComingSoon’s Senior Editor for …
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Matt Vesely’s single-location, one-hander Monolith, is a slow-burn sci-fi chiller where star Lilly Sullivan takes the reins as a strange mystery unfolds. Read ComingSoon’s review to dive deeper. One visible actor, one location. The presence of pandemic protocol could easily envelop the production. Whether that was the case or not, …
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Pollyanna McIntosh has been very busy in the world of horror for a long time, but this month she has a double whammy of horror out in the world with the sci-fi horror movie Double Blind and returning as Jadis in The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live. Double Blind …
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Michael Lukk Litwak’s Molli and Max in the Future puts a surreal sci-fi spin on the romantic comedy. And the heartwarming results breathe fresh air into a routine formula. In Litwak’s film, there’s a lo-fi creativity that brushes aside budgetary concerns with no small amount of charm and heart. It’s …
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Simone Scafidi’s Dario Argento Panico documents the great Italian horror maestro’s career through the years. A director of genre classics such as Suspiria, Opera, Four Flies on Grey Velvet, Tenebrae, and Deep Red, Argento has solidified his reputation as one of horror’s most visually exciting names. The jumping-off point for …
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Mike Cheslik’s Hundreds of Beavers evokes the golden age of cartoon slapstick and fuses it with video game-style grind to create a riotously absurd comedy on a shoestring budget. ComingSoon’s Hundreds of Beavers review goes into why. Cheslik has previous with small-scale hilarity made big when he and Hundreds of …
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The Seeding sees a hiker get lost in the desert, where an encounter with a gang of feral children propelled by haunting legacies traps him in a sadistic battle for survival with a frightening endgame. Barnaby Clay, the director of The Seeding, talks to ComingSoon’s Neil Bolt about filming in a …
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Barnaby Clay’s The Seeding takes a long lingering look at survival in the harsh desert in unusual circumstances. Wyndham Stone (Scott Haze) is hiking in the North American desert when a seemingly lost child drags him into a fight for his life as a gang of feral kids trap him …
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