Horror Movies

Director Robin Hardy revisits his 1974 cult classic The Wicker Man with this related horror film concerning a cowboy (Henry Garrett) and a gospel singer (Brittania Nicol) who stop in Ireland on a missionary excursion only to come in contact with an aristocrat (Graham McTavish) whose nefarious plans don't include being reformed by their Christian ways. Christopher Lee returns for a small role in this semi-sequel. ~ Jeremy Wheeler, Rovi

A terrorist attack on the Federal Building unleashes a top-secret biological weapon that transforms its victims into rampaging, adrenaline-fueled maniacs. As the virus sweeps through the building, the government conspires to cover-up the incident before the infection can spread to the general population. Lochlyn Monroe, C. Thomas Howell, Robert Carradine, and Judd Nelson star. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Six friends take a road trip straight to hell when they travel to the Louisiana bayou to investigate a disturbing local legend. Venture into the backwoods of Louisiana, and odds are it won't be long until you hear the story of Lockjaw. A half-human/half-alligator abomination, Lockjaw was born of hate after inbred local Grimley saw his pregnant bride and sister devoured by an alligator, and slew the beast in a fit of rage. Upon consuming the ancient predator, Grimley was transformed into a hideous creature known as Lockjaw that's said to roam the swamps in search of human prey. When a group of curious thrill seekers go searching the marshlands for evidence of Lockjaw, they quickly learn that no one who sees him ever lives to tell the tale. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

SNOW (Shanley Caswell) was stunned when her FATHER (Eric Roberts) remarried. Still hurt and reeling, Snow began a cycle of bad behavior. Resentful of the tension Snow has caused in the house, her stepmother LINDA (Maureen McCormick), convinces her father to send Snow away to a discipline camp. Snow learns that the camp has a history. There had been a murder there years prior and the prime suspect, one of the campers, disappeared into the woods never to be found again. When Snow starts to suspect that someone is watching from a distance& stalking them& she wonders if the killer may have returned. Soon, campers start dying off. Snow's stepmother uses the camp's troubled history as an excuse to get Snow out of the picture. She's been killing the campers one by one and now Snow is next!

A novelist (Pierce Brosnan) grieving over the loss of his wife travels to a lakeside home where he's haunted by a ghost and befriends a widow and her daughter, in a two-part adaptation of Stephen King's best seller. ~ Bill Ecklund, Rovi

The final shift at a condemned police station turns terrifying when a demon walks through the front door with a severed head, and a shocking series of confessions. Detective Caretti and Officer Cole thought their last night at the station would be uneventful, then Inkubus (Robert Englund) dropped in for a visit. Immediately restrained, Inkubus recalls the time 13 years ago when he was nearly apprehended for a gruesome murder. Now, Inkubus wants to speak with the detective who nearly ended his reign of supernatural terror. But as the night stretches on and the demon's true powers are revealed, it quickly becomes apparent that he's got a diabolical plan, and that no mere mortal can stop him. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

An American Air Force engineer survives a plane crash while trying to flee the zombie apocalypse in Africa, and battles the living dead alongside a local military man. Lieutenant Brian Murphy (Rob Freeman) was on his way back home when his airplane went down in a region where no human could possibly survive. Determined to make it back to his family despite the arduous journey that lies ahead, Lieutenant Murphy forges on through the sun-scorched landscape and eventually crosses paths with Sergeant Daniel Dembele (Prince David Osei), who lost his son after their village was overrun by flesh eaters. Now, despite the cultural barriers between them, these two desperate men will be forced to rely on each other for survival if they ever hope to escape this infernal hell on earth, and make it back to their families. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

A disturbed London security guard becomes obsessed with The Human Centipede, and decides to follow in Dr. Heiter's footsteps by creating his own abomination in this self-referential sequel to the controversial horror hit. As a young boy, Martin (Laurence R. Harvey) was sexually and psychologically abused. Even though his father now languishes in prison, the damage done to him was far beyond repair. These days, Martin works the graveyard shift at a subterranean parking garage and lives at home with his loathsome mother. Meanwhile, his lonesome job affords him the perfect opportunity to indulge in his favorite pastime -- compulsively watching director Tom Six's sick horror classic The Human Centipede. And when Martin isn't watching the film, he can usually be found with his favorite scrapbook, which is bulging with Human Centipede memorabilia. Now, Martin's movie obsession is about to lead him down a frightening path of dark and deviant behavior; using Dr. Heiter's medical blueprints as his inspiration, Martin rents a warehouse and begins collecting victims to create his own version of the Human Centipede. But unlike Dr. Heiter, Martin is not an experienced surgeon and doesn't have state-of-the-art medical equipment at his disposal. Alas, Martin only has some duct tape, a staple gun, and some other basic household items. It may not be ideal, but it's enough to get the job done. And once Martin has all 12 pieces of the centipede -- including a very special one whom fans of the first film will immediately recognize -- his masterpiece will be complete. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Erica Gimpel stars in this thriller about a group of actors who encounter a machete-wielding maniac while filming a movie in the desert. ~ Tracie Cooper, Rovi

A group of terrified college students escape to an abandoned reef after their ship comes under attack from a mutated shark, then fight for their lives as the waters begin to rise, and the beast comes back for seconds. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

An American paleontologist and a team of Norwegian scientists fight for their lives against a shape-shifting extraterrestrial that can perfectly mimic any living creature in this prequel to John Carpenter's 1982 horror classic. Upon receiving word that the Antarctic research team has unearthed an alien craft, paleontologist Kate Lloyd (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) joins the group to explore what secrets the ship might hold. Though by Kate's estimation the creature inside the spaceship has been dead for centuries, it has actually just been lying dormant in the ice. Perfectly preserved, it has awaited the day when it would finally be freed from its frigid prison; now, after eons of lying in wait, that day has finally come. Suddenly revived during a crucial experiment, the malevolent alien begins methodically mimicking each member of the crew undetected. By the time Kate realizes the frightening implications of the creature's unique ability, it may already be too late. As paranoia among the crew begins to intensify, it's up to Kate and the crew's helicopter pilot, Carter (Joel Edgerton), to make sure the extraterrestrial menace is exterminated before it has the opportunity to escape -- for, should it manage to make its way to a heavily populated area, humanity's days may be numbered. Matthijs Van Heijningen Jr. makes his feature directorial debut from a script by Eric Heisserer and Battlestar Galactica's Ronald D. Moore. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi