In the vast realm of horror films, Cobweb emerges as a new addition inviting audiences into a world where appearances deceive and secrets hide beneath the surface. Directed by Samuel Bodin and written ...

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Horror is a genre that constantly tries to upend audience expectations. In this last year alone, horror features like “Barbarian” and “M3GAN” have tried to tell new, unique tales that have franchise ...

For a decent stretch, Cobweb looks like it could be this year’s Barbarian. A seven-layer dip approach gives audiences a mouthful of distinct horror flavors like home invasions, family freakshows, ...

Samuel Bodin’s debut feature churns some familiar genre ideas into an unmemorable but satisfactory scarefest. When Peter’s new substitute teacher Miss Devine (Cleopatra Coleman) grows concerned about ...

The concept of a movie within a movie is hardly new. From Tropic Thunder to the Scream franchise, and even miniseries like Irma Vep, we're operating on well-trodden ground. Films of this sort are more ...

Cobweb (now streaming on Hulu) is one among many bump-in-the-night scarefests designed to make us break out into a cold sweat in the presence of early-20th-century wallpaper. Director Samuel Bodin ...