In Theaters and Digital

While most of you were tucked away in theaters fending off giant reptiles and soaring with the Man of Steel over the last few weeks, something wonderful was happening in home theaters as HBO Max debuted Part One of Billy Joel: And So It Goes, a heartfelt and deeply  ...

It’s the most wonderful time of the year! …Unless you’re traveling through LAX on Christmas Eve when a team of military contractors are planning on releasing a bioweapon that can kill thousands, then, maybe it isn’t. The Netflix original Carry-On is touting itself as 2024’s  ...

What exactly goes on in the mind of David Cronenberg? He dissects, burns, and even mutilates the human body with clinical fascination—and often, erotic obsession. In Crash, he famously explored sexual desire as it entwined with car wreck injuries. So where could he possibly  ...

These are interesting times we live in right now. Although it’s been 12 years since the last Superman solo entry, we’ve rarely been given a break from some iteration of him up to and including the year of DC Studios’ latest reinvention. With little to no break this ultimately  ...

How dark do you like your horror?  Or your comedy?  Because, Hemet or The Landlady Don’t Drink Tea, a satirical look at our current society, prefers to go darker than dark and, in doing so, presents a comically off-kilter world dealing with an unspecified epidemic that has   ...

“This is why I can’t stand tourists.” Hot Springs Shark Attack is certainly a surprise! Off-kilter and boundlessly ridiculous, this horror comedy takes the bite out of routine shark attacks with a unique approach to these underwater predators! There is so much fun to be had in ...

“We had a legit possession in the blue room.” You might not think that there’s a market for the horror documentary.  But, honestly, think on it a bit.  Done correctly, an extended paranormal investigation can be a completely fascinating thing to watch unfold and filmmaker  ...

“Have a freaky weekend!” Look, this throwback indie film has all the right creature-feature feels - especially if you are a product of repeated Charles Band and Pee Wee Herman-types of late-night entertainment, which I am.  Personally, I want to thank Astron-6 alumnus ...

Twenty films later, it seems the end might just be in front of us. Blue Star beings; decoded petroglyphs; places of contact throughout Arizona; a baby blue orb; frequently seen unknown objects in the sky: it’s all here in what is being billed as the final installment in Clive  ...

The Sandman is real.  That’s the premise of Eye For An Eye, but where it gets its major thrust from begins in the opening scrawl which promises that Mr. Sandman - as he is referred to throughout this horror flick - only targets bullies. With the promise that this monster  ...