This stand-up-and-cheer documentary lovingly embraces fans of the DJ scene and Chris Villa while quite effectively wooing the rest of us. If there’s one …continue reading Real 2 Reel: “One for All: The DJ Chris Villa Story”
“The Fallout” takes a different approach to analyzing the impact of school shootings and mass gun violence by exploring what happens next. Incidents like …continue reading Headlines and Horror: The Fallout (2021)
We interview popular UK filmmaker James “Jim” Eaves about his latest film “You Might Get Lost” and about the evolution of British horror. On …continue reading New Horror Express: James Eaves
Heartbreakingly relatable and emotionally investing, “Jake, the Failure” is a triumph of short-form filmmaking about disillusionment. Few horrors are more profound than feeling like …continue reading Short Takes: Jake, The Failure (2023)
In our quest to promote our “Watch More Horror” agenda, we present a bounty of great horror shows and movies you can watch for …continue reading Free Stream: May 2023
If you think the world needs less of Pete Davidson, his wildly funny and empathetic new show on Peacock helps prove why that’s “Bupkis”. …continue reading Series Review: Bupkis
After being lost for 30 years, the wacky and wildly funny cult horror comedy/slasher satire “Arbor Day” chops its way back from oblivion. If …continue reading Reel Review: Arbor Day (1990/2023)
This month, it’s back to the 80s, baby. We’re gonna pave Paradise and put up a shopping mall, all in the name of some …continue reading Guilty Pleasures: Phantom of the Mall (1989)
“Harvested 3” is the latest in the horror franchise aiming to take over Thanksgiving and provide more opportunities for diverse actors. When it comes …continue reading Coming Soon: Harvested 3 (2023)
Elevated by two powerhouse performances, “Mother May I?” is a powder keg of tension and trauma dressed as a moody supernatural thriller. A woman …continue reading Panic Fest 2023: Mother May I?
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