The original was a fake documentary purporting to show gruesome scenes of death. In the new feature, a serial killer obsessed ...

A horror movie that also plays as commentary about the kind of people who love to watch grisly things on the internet.

"Faces of Death," one of the most intriguing horror titles of 2026, arrives this week from "How to Blow Up a Pipeline" ...

Was it real? Was it fake? Did it matter? The truth was somewhere in the middle: It was technically a mockumentary, and nobody ...

True horror fans will likely be familiar with the 1978 cult film Faces of Death, which purported to be a documentary showing ...

Faces of Death has evolved into a complex indictment of our times, and the 2026 reboot has a lot more on its mind than you ...

How to Blow Up a Pipeline' helmer Daniel Goldhaber's film is inspired by the 1978 cult classic featuring real and staged ...

Faces of Death is not streaming on Netflix, and likely will not be on Netflix any time soon, due to the fact that, in the U.S ...

This article contains mild spoilers for “Faces of Death,” now in theaters. The original 1978 film “Faces of Death” was a cult ...

The idea that a sicko like Arthur isn't just a serial killer - he's part of the new anything-goes attention economy! - is a ...

No one buys into Margot’s paranoia, but a clever redditor points her to an old VHS tape that sets her off trying to find a ...

Faces of Death will be released in theaters on April 10. It might seem odd to describe a remake of Faces of Death as “fun,” ...