In the just-released supernatural horror movie Umma, Sandra Oh plays Amanda, who operates a remote honey-making farm with the help of her daughter Chris (Fivel Stewart) and family friend Danny (Dermot ...

The actor reflects on lessons from Sandra Oh and how her stuntman father showed her the tricks of the trade from an early age. By Brian Davids Writer Much like her character in the supernatural horror ...

Becoming your mother, through the inevitability of time and genetics, is a scary prospect for some, but in “Umma,” a woman must contend with being possessed by her mother and, along with that, years ...

“Some Koreans believe that their hardship are caused by the tormented spirits of their ancestors.” So says Sandra Oh’s newly tormented character in Umma. And she should know. Check out the trailer for ...

In Umma, Amanda (played by Killing Eve‘s Sandra Oh) is raising her daughter on a farm in rural America when she receives an unexpected visitor. A man arrives with the remains of her deceased mother, ...

In the new trailer for “Umma,” actor Sandra Oh highlights Asian generational trauma and the woes of motherhood in the first studio horror film written and directed by a Korean American woman starring ...

The 'Killing Eve' star experiences scary mommy issues in Iris K. Shim's horror film, produced by Sam Raimi. By Frank Scheck An elderly Korean grandmother arrives to join her family on a remote ...

My mother was always fond of the insight found in the phrase “hurt people hurt people,” whatever its mysterious origins are. Umma, a haunting new horror outing from writer-director Iris K. Shim, ...

Sandra Oh can't escape the long (and scary) arm of the past in Iris K. Shim's alternately impressive and muddled feature directorial debut. Amanda doesn’t want to turn into her mother. No, you don’t ...

Iris K. Shim's "Umma" never quite threads the needle between haunted-house horror and deeper themes of generational trauma. It’s an eternal middle-aged anxiety: “I feel like I’m turning into my mother ...