All the reviews that’s fit to print or something like that. Whether we liked it or not, check out what we girls at HorrorFatale.com thought of the horror films that hit the local theaters, DVD players and a few from abroad. Enjoy!

‘It’s a Wonderful Knife,’ a holiday classic gets a slasher retelling – (HF Review)

‘Line Of Fire’, eye-opening, dark and mostly sad – (HF Review)

‘Disquiet’ – an existential, Twilight Zone -esque exploration (HF Review)

‘Knock at the Cabin’- Entertaining Enough (HF Review)

‘The Lone Wolf’ (O Lobo Solitário) Short – (HF Review)

‘Witness Infection’, Don’t Eat the Sausage – (HF Review)

‘Violation’, revenge really is a dish best served cold – (HF Review)

Netflix’s Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel Spotlights the Elisa Lam Disappearance and DTLA’s Forgotten Skid Row (HF Review)

‘Candyman’ and ‘Captain Marvel 2’ Director Nia DaCosta and ‘Fear the Walking Dead,’ actor Colman Domingo listed as WSJ’s “12 for ’21”

‘The Creepshow Holiday Special’ is The Unconventional Funny Holiday Mini-Movie 2020 Needs — (HF Review)

HF Exclusive – Star of ‘The Spy Who Dumped Me’, and ‘Pacific Rim: Uprising’ Ivanna Sakhno Talks New Horror ‘Let It Snow’

Thriller ‘Smiley Face Killers’, Offers Little Thrill and No Scares — (HF Review)

‘Vampires vs The Bronx’ – Vampires, Gentrification and a Rap Legend (HF Review)

‘Scare Me’ – Darkly Entertaining, Wink to Horror Writers (HF Review)

‘Host’ Brings Much Needed ‘Scary’ Fun to Quarantine (HF Review)