“The worm is the spice!  The spice is the worm!” David Lynch’s Dune might not be the director’s favorite movie-making experience.  It also might not be on any science fiction fan’s top 10 list (although it probably should be).  Those sentences alone do not make Lynch’s attempt at bringing ...

The bookish virgin.  Two selfish friends.  The obsessed psychiatrist.  A babysitting job on October 31st.  And The Shape.  Halloween, masterfully directed by John Carpenter, is considered – some 35 years after its release – a classic film of sound and vision.  It is the film that I have watched more  ...

When heart and horror come together, you know man’s best friend is involved . . . and I am not talking about the cameo from horror favorite Larry Fessenden (MaXXXine) either.  Good Boy is a unique take on the traditional horror narrative as it is told entirely through the   ...

Don’t let the words “based on a short story by Stephen King” on marketing materials for The Life of Chuck fool you. It is not a horror movie. Well, the film’s third act, which, confusingly, opens the film, does feature a pretty harrowing depiction of the end of the world  ...

There are some great atmospherics throughout The Drowned, a crime-centered mystery thriller which combines horror elements with - wait for it - a sprinkling of Greek mythology, but these ingredients might not be enough to win over the audience with some of the film’s   ...

From Academy Award nominee Jessie Buckley and Academy Award winner Christian Bale, directed by Maggie Gyllenhaal, comes THE BRIDE — a bold, iconoclastic reimagining of one of the world’s most enduring tales. ...

How fun is this?!  Thunderbirds are back in cinemas! Thanks to Anderson Entertainment and Kaleidoscope Entertainment classic British sci-fi gets a 4K ticket to ride as Thunderbirds, marking its 60th Anniversary, gets a cinematic double-bill bringing together two of the most iconic episodes ever made for the...

Not a single character in Splitsville knows what they’re doing — and that’s exactly why it works. Michael Angelo Covino’s second feature, after his debut film, The Climb, is a whip-smart “unromantic comedy” about love, divorce, and the false confidence of people who think   ...