Slaughter Night

A patchy but unsettling Japanese horror anthology that drifts between dreamlike strangeness and sudden bursts of gore.

A grim, low-rent slasher that moves quickly but leaves little impression beyond its body count.

A grim, low-budget small-town horror anthology that trades atmosphere for a slow, uneasy dread.

A grim, talky horror anthology framed by a tense kidnapping, offering creepy tales with a low-budget, unsettling atmosphere.

A cheap, self-aware slasher that plods through backstage banter before the killings, offering few scares beyond routine stalk-and-slash.

A chilly, twisty anthology that wraps four nasty little tales in a stormy Christmas frame, rewarding close attention with grim surprises.

A grimy, mean-spirited slasher that plays its absurd premise straight, offering cheap shocks and a queasy, unpleasant watch.

A grim, moonlit procedural that trades atmosphere for grue, watching the city's neon underside curdle into ritual dread.

A scrappy, mean-spirited anthology that jumps quickly between nasty little shocks, more grimly playful than genuinely frightening.

A creepy late-night listen where call-in tales and a creeping stalker blur together into uneasy dread.

A scrappy, low-budget horror anthology that feels like a fun, slightly amateurish campfire tale with a mean streak.

A grim, claustrophobic thriller that turns its predatory captors into prey, watching them unravel as dread slowly replaces menace.