It's not just the swimming pool that's haunted. "Night Swim" is a numbingly dull horror outing with a cursed script that's about as scary as a game of Marco Polo. This is a movie where a drain, a ...

You’ve heard of the beach that makes you old, but what about the pool that bores you to tears? Part “Old,” part “Lady of the Lake,” and weirdly just the baseball bits of “Signs,” this sluggish ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Night Swim is the first horror movie release of 2024, bringing viewers a feature-length version of ...

Katherine is a Horror Features author for Collider, but loves movies in (almost) all shapes and genres. She went to school in Virginia for English and Film Studies before heading out to Las Vegas. She ...

As supernatural thrillers go, “Night Swim” is a quick dip — persuasively acted and quite effective in its first half, scattered and woozy in its second. The latest Blumhouse Productions release works ...

Blumhouse's latest horror flick Night Swim has arrived – and while the supernatural thriller has a pretty simple (but terrifying) premise, the ending might leave you with more questions than answers.

Emma Kiely has been with Collider since 2021 and has been Horror Editor since July 2023. Emma has a degree in English and Film from University College Dublin. For a while, due to pandemic-induced ...

As we enter the hard months of winter, thoughts of warm days filled with barbecues and swimming pools pop up in our heads as we pull on yet another layer of winter clothing. Blumhouse and Atomic ...

Sigh. Well, this is it folks, the bottom of the barrel. Blumhouse, headed by Jason Blum, has been approaching pure, unadulterated terribleness for a good few years now (see: “The Exorcist: Believer,” ...

"Don't swim alone." Universal Pictures + Blumhouse have debuted a fun new 60-second promo "featurette" for the supernatural thriller titled Night Swim (watch the latest official trailer here). Atomic ...

This one, waterlogged as it is, should have been called “The Aquatyville Horror,” and some might consider that a recommendation. But I never cared for the “Amityville” movies, with their “ominous” ...