At the time of its release, the film failed to find its audience and was considered a commercial box-office flop, but over the years, it has gained cult-classic status and developed a devoted following — particularly among queer horror fans.

When love rears its head, it’s not always a pretty sight. “Together” embraces this truth and stretches it to its most grotesque limit. Michael Shanks’ new film is not only a supernatural body horror, but also a comedy and a relationship drama.

If there was any doubt that DC Studios’ Clayface feature was going to be a proper body horror, the movie’s latest trailer makes it pretty clear that director James Watkins has cooked up something that’s going to make your skin crawl.

Set aboard a long haul space freighter hurtling towards a star, ULTRASOUND sees players step into the shoes of Medical Officer Dana Voss, as she diagnoses and performs surgical procedures upon a grotesque alien infection which is rapidly spreading aboard ...

The new Australian film is an effective exploration of one woman’s eating disorder, and a worthy entry into the growing canon of contemporary female-led horror.

Image Credit: Under The Skin, The Thing and Possessor (Image: A24, Universal, Elevation Pictures) Nothing can be more traumatizing than watching something so familiar as the human body twist into something completely terrifying.