95%
Nick Gillespie’s dark comedy Paul Dood’s Deadly Lunch Break is as sweet as it is sinewy. It tugs on your heartstrings, tickles...
95%
83.5%
Society often mistakes phobias as being nothing more than everyday fears or explanations for irrational disgust. In truth, these extreme...
70%
Like a MumbleGore re-imagining of John Carpenter’s The Thing set in the remote forest regions of South Africa, Gaia hints at a world on the brink of destruction. Life as we know it will cease to exist if the “monster” at the center of this psychedelic, dream-logic flick makes it’s way...
70%
The horror genre has always been unparalleled in how it handles trauma, but even Alex Noyer’s first feature film Sound...
67.5%
I love me a good witch movie. Having cut my teeth on The Craft in the roaring ’90s, I spent...
83.75%
As a fan of Travis Stevens’s previous film, Girl On The Third Floor, I had a pretty good sense that Jakob’s Wife would be loaded with great gore gags and complex characters, but I was genuinely surprised by the chemistry between leads Barbara Crampton (Chopping Mall, Sacrifice) and Larry Fessenden (Depraved, Habit). The...
DESCRIPTION: Have you ever seen a tall shadowy figure standing over your bed at night? If your lucky, that’s something...
It was a huge surprise to me that Travis Steven’s sophomore feature Jakob’s Wife was a gattdang vampire movie! Starring...
87.25%
Even in death, there is no peace for the weary or the ones they leave behind. Someone like Jocelin Donahue’s character in Offseason understands this sentiment. Mickey Keating’s new movie follows a lost woman caught in an uncanny situation after rushing off to her late mother’s birthplace. In time, though,...
In 1993, investigative reporter David Holthouse was undercover at a pot farm in Northern California. As you can imagine, David...
For decades now Mortal Kombat fans have been clamoring for an r-rated film adaptation that does the video game justice....
As Michael Peterson, the director of Knuckleball, once explained to me, horror and comedy aren’t as far apart as people think; screaming and laughing are both visceral reactions to whatever situation is presented before us. Building tension in a movie is similar to working towards the punchline of a joke,...
