Psycho-biddy horror has a new twist in "The Rule of Jenny Pen," James Ashcroft's terrific follow-up to "Coming Home in the Dark." Review.

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a killer known as John Carver slices his victims like they were turkey meat ready for the serving. Roth and MCT are getting ready to give movie fans a slice of the new company. Horror Section has ...

A religious-themed psychological horror movie, the story sees Mia Farrow and John Cassavetes play a newlywed couple expecting a baby. However, the mood darkens when Rosemary suspects her neighbors ...

Director James Ashcroft and puppeteer Paul Lewis take IndieWire inside the demented delivery room for a new film distributed ...

The Daily Beast said: ‘True cinema is John Lithgow terrorizing Geoffrey ... is this generation’s What Ever Happened to Baby Jane, a campy horror thriller that ghoulishly reflects a real ...

Whenever you get veteran stars on the level of John Lithgow and Geoffrey Rush in ... to see this film and not compare it to the swath of horror films offered to veteran golden age stars, well ...

Phenomenal performances, unrelenting atmosphere and a tight story make it unforgettable and an early candidate to be declared the best horror movie ... as he always has a baby puppet on his ...

The Rule of Jenny Penis first and foremost a claustrophobic horror movie from filmmaker James Ashcroft, but in star John ...