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Matt and Erwin, played by Shore and Swardson, are working the night shift at Highway 50 Gas and Liquor. Matt wants to talk. Erwin mostly wants Matt to stop talking and let a conversation happen naturally, even though they have already spent two hours saying nothing. That exchange tells us almost everything we need to know about them. They are bored, slightly annoyed with each other and probably closer than either one would ever admit.

Review of Carrie from Amazon Prime Episodes 5–8 by Devin Smock for More horror.

Nobody needs another version of Carrie simply because the title can be recognized from space. Stephen King’s novel has been adapted, remade, continued and turned into a musical. Brian De Palma’s 1976 film still works. The bucket is still hanging up there. We know what is in it, and we know where it eventually goes.

By Devin Smock | MoreHorror.com SPOILERS THROUGHOUT Never After Dark opens on a candle, then the remains of something awful. Blood. An axe. A house that looks like it has already survived the movie we are about to watch. The compositions are so controlled that I was invested before Dave Boyle bothered explaining a damn thing. That confidence carries through most of the film. It knows where to put the camera, how long to leave it there and, most importantly, when to leave us a

By Damian Hex | MoreHorror.com Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil Reimagines Survival Horror for a New Generation As I mentioned in a previous article, I received an invitation to see the first 30 minutes of Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil (director of Barbarian and Weapons). So, needless to say, Umbrella Corporation called me to report for duty and watch the rest of the film. So get cozy, lock your doors (you never know when a hungry zombie might roam by), and join me on this mild sp

By Seth Metoyer | More Horror I Have Proof Heads to Fantastic Fest as James Cullen Bressack Revisits His Horror Roots James Cullen Bressack wants his new horror film to feel like a tape you were never supposed to find. Having known James for about fifteen years, going back to More Horror’s coverage of My Pure Joy and Hate Crime, that sounds like a conversation worth having. His career has taken him through action films, thrillers, and an expanding slate of producing work. Now