Review: ‘Abigail’Bite-Sized Vampire Ballerina Makes For A Bloody Good, B-Movie Horror Comedy
Horror can be extremely limiting, but the best filmmakers in the genre know how to explore cinematic violence in a multitude of ways. The...
‘Blood For Dust’ Interview: Scoot McNairy On His Small-Town Crime Thriller, Kit Harington’s Handlebar...
It's very simple. If Scoot McNairy is in your film, then you know at least one role is in very good hands. McNairy has...
Review: ‘Rebel Moon-Part Two: The Scargiver’A Streamlined Story And More Impressive Battles Are A...
Those telling you Rebel Moon-Part Two: The Scargiver is some kind of culmination of the epic space opera Zack Snyder is trying to tell,...
Review: ‘Hard Miles’Matthew Modine Goes On The Bike Ride Of A Lifetime In This...
Things don’t always turn out the way you planned and sometimes it may seem like the world is against you. That is the mindset...
Review: ‘Challengers’Zendaya Is Aces in Luca Guadagnino's Steamy Tennis Romance
Is it a coincidence that Challengers screenwriter Justin Kuritzkes is husband to Celine Song, director of last year's beautiful, acclaimed romance Past Lives, seeing...
Review: ‘Boy Kills World’Bill Skarsgard Goes Nuts In Hyper-Violent Revenge Flick With Shades Of...
“I am an instrument shaped for a single purpose."
You won't be surprised that singular purpose is vengeance in the insane revenge flick Boy Kills...
Review: ‘Infested’A Spider Horror That Will Have You Second Guessing What’s Moving In The...
Creature features can very easily slip into “B” movie territory without even trying and honestly, there’s really no shame in that. Growing up in...
Review: ‘Humane’Caitlin Cronenberg's Darkly Funny But Modest Dystopian Thriller Is A Promising Career Launch
Credit to Caitlin Cronenberg, daughter of David Cronenberg, that with her directorial debut Humane she chose not to directly follow in her father's footsteps....
Review: ‘Wildcat’Maya Hawke Is Famed Southern Writer Flannery O'Connor In Ethan Hawke's Overburdened Literary...
As far as literary biographies go, the story of Southern novelist Flannery O'Connor plays like a lot of them do: Brilliant, abrasive, scholarly, progressive,...
Interviews: ‘Boy Kills World’ Cast And Director On The Film’s Crazy Characters And Insane...
Straight-up revenge movies don't come around that often anymore, which makes me very sad as someone who grew up on them and loves them....