Believe me when I say there's nothing on earth quite like Da Hip Hop Witch.
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Despite a bitchin’ soundtrack and crimson-soaked campers, 1978 falls short of 1994.
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I haven’t seen a horror film this unconcerned with the lives of children since Halloween III, so that should give you an idea of what unfolds by the end of this movie.
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My review of Zola isn’t “kind of long and full of suspense,” but make no mistake, I very much enjoyed this movie.
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This should come as no surprise if you grew up worshipping in the house of Stine, but Shadyside is a small town dripping with lore and, you guessed it, blood.
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We've got bad (good?) game adaptations, a CG alien worm ghost, paranormal fauxumentaries, giallo murders, Sarah Michelle Gellar, and more — much, much more. I think you'll find something you like.
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I laughed. I cried. I looked up Bo Burnham’s zodiac sign (he’s a fellow Leo, and that tracks).
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Spiral wants you to believe its blood-soaked, questionably ACAB manifesto is the most urgent, mind-blowing piece of social horror filmmaking since Romero put Barbra and Johnny in a graveyard. I can assure you that it is not.
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This age brings us full-on cosmic spasms of ideas that sometimes manifest as video art, and as long as it produces artifacts like this, seems fine by me.
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Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.
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If you want to satisfy your bloodlust without the traps of Saw, strap on your roller skates or hop on a motorcycle: here are some options to push your buzzer.
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It’s bursting with quality content. It’s a bloody good time. You get the picture.
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Ever seen the Stalker’s dreamy-eyed kid follow him into the zone with a salvaged Soviet-era news rig?
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Everyone has that ONE movie that serves as a cinematic pep talk.
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With a new chapter on the horizon, I figured it was about time to test myself with these deadly games.
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After three years and an all-encompassing fan campaign, Zack Snyder’s directorial vision of his 2017 film Justice League has finally been realized.
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From mad scientists to singing cowboys to brujas, here’s a short list of Mexican cinematic gems from the 1930s-60s.
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Exhibit A that you can make a damn fine film with minimal equipment, good friends, and champion-level moxie.
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Godzilla always has been a metaphor for nuclear power, even during its silliest moments.
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“You’re a little old woman, you live in a little old apartment in Newark. You knit, make jam, talk on the phone and that’s it!” We’ll just see about that.
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