Filmmaker Kyle Edward Ball’s microbudget Canadian horror flick ... hard to imagine the movie wanting to be anything but what it is. You can feel the rules of Ball’s aesthetic at play from ...

and he spends most of the movie skinless, accepting human sacrifices and feeding off their life force to regenerate. The leather-bar aesthetic of the Cenobites gives the body horror in this film a ...

On the other hand, the film’s corny, messy tone and absolutely killer thirst for blood do give it the potential to become a new go-to sleepover horror movie. That doesn’t mean Cobweb is a ...

[Ed note: While this review preserves most of the movie’s surprises, some minor setup spoilers follow.] Tess is a great modern horror-movie ... given reasons beyond aesthetic decay — to ...