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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 the macabre that exist below the mainstream!
Welcome to Derry Episode 5 Recap: Neibolt Street Finally Unleashes the Lore
Episode 5 takes us deeper into Derry’s mythology as Neibolt Street, Pennywise’s identity, and military tensions finally erupt.
First Look at The Dark Domain: Mickey-vs-Winnie — Public-Domain Icons Turned Blood-Soaked Monsters
Public-domain icons become brutal monsters in the first teaser for The Dark Domain: Mickey-vs-Winnie, a grindhouse showdown set for 2026.
Glen Powell Leads A24’s Renamed Thriller How to Make a Killing, Hitting Theaters February 20, 2026
A24 retitles Glen Powell’s thriller Huntington to How to Make a Killing, arriving in theaters February 20, 2026.
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Beyond Fest at American Cinematheque 2025 Review: The Furious
At Beyond Fest 2025, The Furious landed with bone-crunching clarity. Directed by Kenji Tanigaki and produced by Bill Kong, the international martial arts thriller delivers non-stop action and a timely story of survival and justice.
Sep 292 min read
Beyond Fest at American Cinematheque 2025 Review: Killing Faith
Ned Crowley’s Killing Faith premiered at Beyond Fest 2025, starring Guy Pearce, DeWanda Wise, and Bill Pullman. A bleak frontier Western with supernatural terror, the film blends atmosphere and grit into a gripping if uneven thriller.
Sep 292 min read
Fantastic Fest 2025 Review: Disforia
Family trauma and psychological horror collide in Christopher Cardenas González’s Disforia. A layered, unsettling surprise.
Sep 282 min read
Fantastic Fest 2025 Review: Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die
Sam Rockwell leads Gore Verbinski’s genre mashup Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die—a frenetic sci-fi satire that hits hard at Fantastic Fest.
Sep 252 min read
Fantastic Fest 2025 Review: 13 Days Till Summer
A fortified house, a sinister mask, and relentless tension — 13 Days Till Summer is a sleek, precise new slasher.
Sep 252 min read
REVIEW: Dead of Winter – Emma Thompson Brings the Ice but Can’t Save This Sluggish Survival Thriller
Emma Thompson goes full survival mode in Dead of Winter, a grief-driven thriller that’s more ice than fire.
Sep 252 min read
Fantastic Fest 2025 Review: Penance
Nik Pelekai’s Penance delivers bruising indie action with passion and potential, even as its debut feature shows room to grow.
Sep 242 min read
Fantastic Fest 2025 Review: Honey Bunch
Honey Bunch delivers a twisted love story of memory, trauma, and obsession in Sims-Fewer & Mancinelli’s sophomore feature.
Sep 222 min read
Fantastic Fest 2025 Review: The Strangers: Chapter 2
The Strangers: Chapter 2 expands the lore but loses focus, testing the balance between mythology and pure terror.
Sep 222 min read
Fantastic Fest 2025 Review: Dolly
Rod Blackhurst’s Dolly delivers brutal grindhouse gore and Sean William Scott in peril, but struggles to carve its own horror identity.
Sep 212 min read
Fantastic Fest 2025 Review: Black Phone 2
The Black Phone 2 leans into nightmare logic and dreamscapes, delivering a livelier, more entertaining sequel. 3/5 at Fantastic Fest 2025.
Sep 212 min read
Fantastic Fest 2025 Review: Appofeniacs
Chris Marrs Piliero’s Appofeniacs is a zany, bloody debut where Aaron Holliday’s Duke sparks a deepfake-fueled night of chaos.
Sep 212 min read
Fantastic Fest 2025 Review: Vicious
Vicious, starring Dakota Fanning and Catherine Hunter, brings Brian Bertino’s dread-filled, jump scare-driven horror to Fantastic Fest 2025.
Sep 202 min read
Fantastic Fest 2025 Review: Mother of Flies
The Adams family delivers a visceral folk-horror tale with Mother of Flies, a witchy, emotional return at Fantastic Fest 2025.
Sep 202 min read
Fantastic Fest 2025 Review: The Cramps: A Period Piece
Camp, sass, and 35mm charm fuel Brooke H. Sellers’ The Cramps: A Period Piece, a vibrant horror-comedy at Fantastic Fest 2025.
Sep 192 min read
REVIEW: Dear Stranger – Mariko’s Quietly Brutal Look at Love in Decay
Tetsuya Mariko’s Dear Stranger is a slow-burn breakup story set in grief, silence, and the ruins of love. Premiering at Busan 2025.
Sep 172 min read
REVIEW: Samurai Fury – Sharp Swords, Sharper Spirit in Yurie’s Feudal Epic
Samurai Fury blends traditional swordplay with modern cinematic flair for a classic tale of rebellion told with clarity and heart.
Sep 152 min read
‘The Long Walk’ Review: A Harrowing Adaptation That Marches Straight Into the Heart of American Violence
Brutal, unrelenting, and deeply human—The Long Walk is one of the most important Stephen King adaptations in years. 4/5.
Sep 113 min read
TIFF 2025 Review: Karmadonna Is a Splatterpunk Descent into Divine Mayhem
A pregnant woman goes on a god-ordered killing spree in Vojevic’s unrelenting directorial debut. TIFF’s Karmadonna is a ride.
Sep 102 min read
Return to Fantastic Fest: Revisiting Ryan Prows’ Lowlife (2017)
Ryan Prows’ Lowlife remains a chaotic blend of luchador myth, crime, and dark comedy — still resonating nearly a decade later.
Sep 72 min read
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