Films in the horror genre from the eighties and their successors from the early two thousands have earned their reputation as classics, because the conventions they employ genuinely elicit fear. This film successfully incorporates those familiar elements and techniques, executing them with skill. It’s a pleasure to experience a deliberately paced slasher that resonates thematically and draws inspiration from earlier …

Those who enjoy slasher films will likely appreciate writer/director Chris Nash's original yet familiar approach to the horror sub-genre with “In A Violent Nature.” With a unique style and an intensely unsettling film, Nash’s work echoes Terrence Malik through a "less is more" philosophy, resulting in a visually striking and frightening movie full of violence, gore, and a pervasive atmosphere that sets it apart. J…

You know what? A bunch of loud, boisterous young adults choose to spend a weekend at an isolated cabin and unintentionally anger a corpse that’s been hidden away for ages. This dead guy then starts causing trouble for them and the unfortunate park ranger (Reece Presley). It feels like I've seen this all before because there isn't anything new about it, and after roughly fifteen minutes, you’ll probably come to believ…