Are they serious? I mean, they can’t really think that somebody did murder at the behest of a hell-forged demon. Or…can they?

Writer-director Jayro Bustamante’s newest film merges that infamous piece of folklore with the saga of a disgraced dictator, thus mingling supernatural horror with elements of real-life atrocities.

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For this week’s Cinemavino, we watch Monster Squad! Sean Jordan, an expert on horror movies, stops by to share his insights.

I found the story to be both intensely-compelling and yet emotionally-wearying at the same time.

Good horror films should rattle your cage, and this one does a pretty good job of that.

Child’s Play has its share of genuine scares, but its best moments flaunt a cheerfully wicked sense of humor.  This is cinematic junk food at its absolute finest.  

Brightburn has some sturdy performances and a few scares, but mostly this is a paper airplane that spends 90 minutes flittering slowly to the ground.

The Intruder is a suspense movie that moves like molasses.

Pet Sematary continues the proud Stephen King tradition of transforming the idyllic Maine countryside into a hollow Transylvanian soundstage of smoke machines and howling wolves.

Us is one of those movies that will provoke polarized responses from audiences and lots of…