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The Final Cut Podcast
Horror Movies Uncut
Horror Movies Uncut is the eyes and ears of the Indie horror culture! Our goal is to forever bring awareness to the macabre world of horror movie blog posts that exists below the mainstream, shining a light on remarkable indie content.
Fantastic Fest Winner Camp Opens in U.S. Theaters June 26
Avalon Fast’s award-winning horror film Camp arrives in theaters June 26 after winning Best Feature at Fantastic Fest.
Muffled Brings Internet Horror and True Crime Obsession to Dances With Films 2026
Muffled premieres at Dances With Films 2026, blending true crime, creepypasta horror, and a haunting disappearance.
Mutter: The Diary of a Mother Launches Exclusive Tribeca Pop-Up Experience in NYC
Mutter: The Diary of a Mother expands beyond the screen with an exclusive Tribeca pop-up at Misela’s NYC flagship.
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Hungry Review: Killer Hippo Chaos Delivers Old-School Monster Movie Fun
Hungry turns a killer hippo loose in Louisiana for a bloody old-school creature feature packed with swamp horror.Large aggressive hippo attacking people in swamp horror film Hungry
Jun 33 min read
Backrooms Review: Kane Parsons Successfully Expands an Internet Horror Phenomenon
Kane Parsons expands the viral horror phenomenon with a faithful and atmospheric big-screen adaptation.
May 283 min read
Review: Passenger – A Journey into Roadside Terror
André Øvredal’s Passenger blends van life anxiety, urban legends, and supernatural dread into a tense road horror tale.
May 223 min read
Is God Is Ignites With Rage, Sisterhood, and One of 2026’s Best Performances
HMU reviews Is God Is, Aleshea Harris’ emotionally charged revenge thriller starring Kara Young and Mallori Johnson.
May 172 min read
Review: A Blind Bargain Reimagines Psychological Horror Through a 1970s Lens
A Blind Bargain blends 1970s atmosphere, psychological horror, and Crispin Glover’s unsettling screen presence.
May 122 min read
Labyrinth Review: Shoji Kawamori Explores the Horror of Online Identity
Labyrinth tackles influencer culture, online identity, and digital obsession through vibrant fantasy animation.
May 103 min read
Divine Hammer Review: Discord Horror and Lo-Fi Chaos Collide
Divine Hammer blends Discord culture, analog horror, and mumblecore filmmaking into a grimy underground experience.
May 103 min read
Review: The Butcher’s Blade Blends Wuxia Action With a Familiar Tale of Betrayal
The Butcher’s Blade delivers solid wuxia action but struggles with uneven character development.
May 82 min read
Affection Review: Jessica Rothe Anchors a Smart but Familiar Sci-Fi Horror
Jessica Rothe delivers a powerful performance in Affection, a layered but occasionally predictable sci-fi horror.
May 63 min read
Hokum Review: Damien McCarthy Delivers One of the Year’s Best Horror Films
Hokum blends grief, folklore, and dread into one of the smartest and most unsettling horror films of the year.
May 32 min read
One Spoon of Chocolate Review: RZA’s Gritty Revenge Film Delivers Action Over Precision
RZA’s One Spoon of Chocolate hits hard with action and style, even as its story struggles to stay focused.
May 33 min read
The Wolf and the Lamb Review: A Gritty Western Horror With Strong Ideas
The Wolf and the Lamb blends Western drama and horror with strong ideas and uneven focus.
Apr 292 min read
Mantis Review: A Smart Sci-Fi Horror Concept With Uneven Cohesion
Mantis delivers a gripping concept with strong tension, though some elements feel underdeveloped.
Apr 252 min read
Review: The Mummy Reimagines the Classic as a Possession Horror Hybrid
Lee Cronin’s The Mummy blends ancient myth with possession horror, delivering a divided genre experience.
Apr 182 min read
Review: Marama Blends Māori History With Gothic Atmosphere
Marama delivers strong performances and Gothic visuals, balancing horror with historical drama.
Apr 172 min read
Ballistic Delivers a Gritty, Blue-Collar Thriller Led by Lena Headey
Lena Headey leads Ballistic, a gritty thriller grounded in grief, industry, and working-class resilience.
Apr 153 min read
Faces of Death Review: Viral Horror Reimagining Struggles to Balance Commentary and Chaos
Faces of Death reimagines shock horror through viral culture, but strong ideas fade as the film loses focus.
Apr 93 min read
Exit 8 Review: A Repetitive Descent Into Liminal Horror That Won’t Hold Your Hand
Exit 8 turns repetition into dread, delivering a slow, liminal horror experience built on atmosphere over answers.
Apr 83 min read
Review: Alpha — Julia Ducournau Delivers Chaos, Beauty, and a Story That Refuses to Settle
Alpha blends horror, family, and addiction into a bold but uneven film from Julia Ducournau.
Mar 273 min read
‘Pretty Lethal’ Review: Style, Fight Choreography, and a Story That Doesn’t Stick the Landing
Pretty Lethal delivers stylish ballet-action moments but struggles with story and consistency. 2.5/5 from HMU.
Mar 262 min read
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