Movies by Anthony Cousins

Anthony Cousins is a bold and innovative voice in modern horror cinema, with a distinctive style that blends visceral thrills, dark humor, and a keen social commentary. Cousins first burst onto the scene with his 2019 anthology film Scare Package, which subverted genre tropes with a playful self-awareness and a macabre sense of fun. From there, Cousins has continued to push the boundaries of horror, tackling everything from slasher reboots (The Night He Came Back Again! Part IV: The Final Kill) to psychological mind-benders (The Last Thing She Saw). But what unites Cousins' diverse filmography is a penchant for the unexpected - whether it's the delightfully bizarre premise of Every Time We Meet for Ice Cream Your Whole F*cking Face Explodes or the off-kilter, unsettling atmosphere of Peek a Boo. Cousins' films are cinematic funhouses, twisting familiar genre elements into thrilling new shapes. Yet beneath the shock and awe, there's often a deeper social commentary bubbling beneath the surface - from the body horror of Fat Fleshy Fingers to the eco-terrorism themes of When Susurrus Stirs. Anthony Cousins is a dynamic auteur who continues to push the boundaries of horror, crafting films that are as thought-provoking as they are terrifying.