Joining prime examples of the power of good filmmaking is director Zoe Wittock’s Jumbo, a film with a truly bizarre...
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In Sao Paulo, a city already rife with poverty, death and corruption, an ancient evil will be awakened, bringing destruction...
Joining the tradition of the stalker horror subgenre, specifically the “lady stalker” theme of films like Misery and Fatal Attraction, is Directer Zach Gayne’s Homewrecker, currently running at the 2020 Virtual Edition of the Chattanooga Film Festival. It’s a tightly structured, darkly comic, and effectively uncomfortable horror film that, while...
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The iconic, bipedal cryptid who typically inhabits the Pacific Northwest has somehow made his way to Georgia. That’s what the...
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We are safe and sound so long as we are in our own homes—this longstanding, unspoken notion has been challenged...
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It’s ironic that the fantasy genre, for all its promises to sweep us away to a world of, well, fantasy, has fallen into such a pattern of predictability. Despite an abundance of dreams, magic, and epic quests, most fantasy worlds still look like medieval Europe. There are exceptions of course....
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The horror genre has always been used as a way to contextualize real-life problems. The more aware people become of...
Audiences are not often exposed to the harsh realities of pregnancy, but director Emma Tammi is familiar with the sobering...
Pregnancy and motherhood can be a blessing for many, but for some it can be a curse as explored in Emma Tammi’s (The Wind) latest installment of Blumhouse and Hulu’s Into The Dark series: Delivered. In celebration of Mother’s Day, it is a different approach to the joys of childbirth...
[Exclusive Interview] PORNO Composer Carla Patullo on Creating The Film’s Unique and Seductive Sound
The bewitching allure of Fangoria’s latest film Porno has been tantalizing and teasing audiences since it first hit the festival...
[Exclusive Interview] THE WRETCHED Composer Devin Burrows Talks About Casting The Film’s Sonic Spell
While watching IFC Midnight’s new film The Wretched, a few things quickly become obvious. For one, a good summertime horror...
Rarely do we find comedy in carnage, but debut feature director Kirill Sokolov marries the two cinema components with guts and glory in his debut feature, Why Don’t You Just Die!. While Sokolov portrays his bold influencers through film, he is surprising audiences with a unique brand of Russian dark...
