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“Black Phone 2’s” crossover into “A Nightmare on Elm Street” territory works well on the surface, but not as well for the familiar fiction operating underneath.
Summing up the movie’s “no duh” declarations: Violence as entertainment is bad. Exploitation is bad. Fanaticism is bad. “Him” is also bad.
“Strange Harvest” echoes “The Poughkeepsie Tapes” in a manner that’s able to maintain its own originality despite the déjà vu.
Engaging as allegory, and entertaining as a carnival-like freak show, “Together” is a full-bodied horror experience.
“House on Eden” is what you get when a horror film is treated as a conduit for content rather than a medium for cinematic storytelling.