Whispering Pines. You won’t forget the name of this town anytime soon. And that’s thanks to the disturbing events in Anubys Lopez’s latest backwoods horror film, Those Who Call. It begins with a blowout on a deserted road and ends with a hell of a lot of screaming as you realize ...
The widespread destruction is a given, yet it is the crime thriller drama at the burning heart of Firenado which comes as a surprise as an accountant for the mob has to escape the titular event - which was accidentally started by a team of scientists using experimental technology - while being chased ...
Boris Karloff is, as the kids today put it, a beast of cinematic legend. His iconic face and voice is synonymous with tales of terror and legends of classic Hollywood. Like Vincent Price and Bela Lugosi, no one has surpassed what his presence did for cinematic horror and - as it stands ...
Edge is a captivating documentary about the loss of language. Think it isn’t possible? Think again. Thanks to the turbulent histories of the Spanish missions at the base of Black Mesa, many Pueblo communities are finding their futures in doubt as their language - with some things no l ...
Death by candy cane?! A Santa who gives lumps and bruises while battling for the safety of a child who still believes in him? Sign me up! Violent Night is an unexpected treasure this holiday season offering just the right amount of good feelings to help you out when your Christmas ...
Born of the pandemic during a bout of intense self-examination from writer/director Sam Mendes, Empire of Light is the story of a lost soul who finds an odd family within the theater where she works. It stars Olivia Colman as Hilary, the manager of an aging coastal seaside theater in the ...
In the new satirical comedy The Menu, director Mark Mylod (TV's Succession) and screenwriters Seth Reiss and Will Tracy (former writers at The Onion) use the world of food, foodies, critics, and chefs to skewer the soul-sucking relationship between those who take and those who ...
When we help others, we bring them closer to God. That’s the idea, right? Well, Writer/Director Eric Pennycoff (Sadistic Intentions) has something to say about that idea and it begins with the icy blast that is the atmospheric and deadly attitude that is The Leech ...
“In 1946, an abandoned building on the banks of the Hudson River became the site of a grisly execution. Former SS officer George Gale was given sanction in the United States at the end of WWII. Although that war is over, his was just beginning. In 1975, George Gale and his cult of Neo-Nazi ...
Ho-Ho-Holy shit! Try to get through the holidays with no dead bodies, Cindy You-Know-Who. I double dog dare you! Rewriting everything you know about Cindy Lou and The Grinch, The Mean One subverts all those merry and bright expectations with an unauthorized ...
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