To resurface the old argument yet again, horror has always, and will always, be political. It’s part of its nature. It’s a ...
Steve Niles’s iconic paranormal detective Cal McDonald returns in Cal McDonald: Plague of Evil and Other Stories, a 216-page ...
Duncan Jones’ name hasn’t been on the big screen for far too long. Jones’ last film, Mute, was for Netflix eight years ago, ...
As Maika Monroe solidifies her legacy as a modern genre queen, Victorian Psycho shoots to the top of her resume. Zachary Wigon's unruly period horror flick features the actress at her most unhinged—a ...
I walked out of Joko Anwar’s Ghost in the Cell at 2 AM charged with enough energy to wrestle King Kong off the Empire State Building. Anwar’s scared us senseless with Indonesian imports like Santa’s ...
This year, a friend of mine inspired me to explore areas of film I felt that I didn’t have enough familiarity with. One of those for both of us was silent film. This started a deep dive for me. Now, ...
Hurt people hurt people; life is cruel and, at times, unfair. At their core, straightforward adages. In Adam Egypt Mortimer’s ...
There is something uniquely scary about being held at the whim of another person who is not in their right mind. Horror has ...
I love a witch movie. It is one of my favorite little corners of the horror genre. They can be moody and thought provoking (The Witch, She Will), they can be colorful and strange (Suspiria, The Lords ...
I wouldn’t say Julie Darling (1983) is an ideal film to watch on a first date. I wouldn’t say it would work for a ninth one ...
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