Nina Kiri as podcaster Evy in Undertone. Vertigo Releasing UK Undertone is the terrifying feature film debut from Canadian director Ian Tuason, which promises to be the “scariest movie you will ever ...

Filming a scary movie in his childhood home was unsettling enough for Ian Tuason, especially after having spent the past few years caring for his ailing parents in it ...

If you haven’t been tuning into The Traitors with a Peacock subscription, let me tell you, you’re missing out. The series is a social deception game that pits a group of people against each other ...

Detroit Pistons guard Cade Cunningham's latest injury sounds scary. On Thursday, the 24-year-old guard was diagnosed with a collapsed left lung. He's expected to miss at least two weeks (eight games) ...

Writer/director Ian Tuason tells IndieWire about why the sounds coming from the ceiling help enhance a podcaster's worst nightmare. In a way, it had better. The film’s story centers around Evy (Nina ...

Often, the memory that lingers in one’s mind of a horror film is a frightening image: the spraying blood from a slasher’s hacked-up victim; the ominous apparition in an elegant ghost picture; the ...

Humans may be primarily visual creatures, but for decades, the sharpest horror filmmakers have understood that if you want to really scare your audience, you can’t just focus on what they see. You ...

You really only need a few key elements to make a very effective horror movie, and for writer/director Ian Tuason, those are location, performance and sound. He builds his directorial debut, ...

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Reading your medical records can feel like decoding a foreign language. Medical terminology often sounds far more alarming than it actually is, leaving patients unnecessarily worried about harmless ...

Nina Kiri "Undertone" (Courtesy of Sundance Institute/Dustin Rabin. Let’s get one thing out of the way up front: A horror film built around a podcast sounds as if it could be a terrifyingly ...