P Categories Movies Reviews December 7, 2022 Pinocchio is a fairy tale to break your heart Guillermo del Toro directs a whimsical stop-motion version of the classic children’s story that packs an emotional punch.
A Categories Movies Reviews November 20, 2022 A Christmas Story Christmas is a gentle bit of Yuletide fluff Ralphie & family have one last old-fashioned holiday in a sweet & surprisingly uncynical sequel.
M Categories Movies Reviews November 12, 2022 Mandrake offers up some moody but muddled folk horror Lynne Davison directs a Shudder original that compensates with atmosphere what it lacks in plot coherence.
S Categories Movies Reviews November 3, 2022 Something in the Dirt takes a low-fi approach to cosmic horror Aaron Moorhead & Justin Benson play neighbors who film a documentary about the paranormal & other big questions.
T Categories Movies Reviews October 29, 2022 Triangle of Sadness sails a darkly funny sea of class rage Ruben Östlund write & directs a witty, timely satire about what happens when disaster forces the haves & the have-nots together.
A Categories Features TV October 19, 2022 After The Vow Part II, take a deeper dive into the eerie world of cults If Keith Raniere and the story of NXIVM didn’t creep you out enough, give some of these cult related documentaries a try.
H Categories Movies Reviews October 13, 2022 Halloween Ends not a moment too soon David Gordon Green wraps his take on the franchise with a bizarre & depressing twist.
R Categories Features Movies September 30, 2022 Ranking the Criterion Channel’s 80s Horror collection Offering classics to slashers to B-horror to genuine obscurities, the best streaming channel you're not watching has something for everyone this Halloween season.
T Categories Anniversaries Features Movies September 27, 2022 The Ice Storm at 25: a bleak domestic drama that still chills the bones Ang Lee’s adaptation of Rick Moody’s novel made suburban sex and infidelity more depressing than titillating.
B Categories Movies Reviews September 21, 2022 Blonde is haunting, repellent & heartbreaking all at once Though Andrew Dominik's sort-of-biopic is harsh & harrowing, you won’t forget Ana de Armas as Marilyn Monroe, doomed from the very start.
