Haley Joel Osment’s gripping performance elevated M. Night Shyamalan’s second feature to a horror masterpiece.
Author: Gena Radcliffe
Jennifer Kent’s unsparing revenge drama is a grueling but powerful lesson in history repeating itself.
The blueprint for modern haunted house movies turns 40, but some of its themes feel just as fresh and contemporary today.
Zach Gayne’s psychological thriller/comedy about female friendship starts out strong, but quickly loses its way.
Ryland Tews’ affectionate homage to 50’s B-horror will win your heart as it drags you to your watery doom.
Remembering the actor who brought a weird energy & dignity to even the most B-grade films.
Chelsea Stardust directs Grady Hendrix’s gruesomely funny take on devil-worshiping suburbanites.
Jordan Graham’s minimalist supernatural horror will get under your skin in ways you won’t see coming.
Makoto Nagahisa’s wild video game flavored comedy about a group of jaded orphans is like nothing you’ve ever seen.
John Hughes meets David Lynch in an uneven black comedy/thriller/musical about yet another small town full of dark secrets.
The no budget fake documentary that ushered in the “found footage” craze still holds up, like it or not.
David Harbour & a game cast try their best, but can’t save this rush job of a Netflix mockumentary.
An early Quentin Tarantino screenplay is turned into an over the top look at America’s obsession with crime & criminals.
From sex demons to labyrinthine suburbs to blood-soaked dads, Fantasia Fest 2019 has a huge crop of genre film offerings we’re looking forward to.
The Wachowskis’ most polarizing film offers an emotional payoff — if you’re willing to invest the time & attention.
A look back at the hype, the controversies & the music of Tim Burton’s take on the Caped […]
This slow-burn dystopian sci-fi thriller questions the motives & limits of maternal love.
One of Hayao Miyazaki’s lighter, sentimental films is a celebration of ordinary life & parental love as seen through the eyes of a child.
