“A Dangerous Prey” sets out to tell a tale of home invasion and defending one’s own home, but does it fall short in its …continue reading Hit or Miss: A Dangerous Prey (2024)
An absurdist comedy with plenty of heart, there’s more than meets the eye in “Sasquatch Sunset” — a marvel of original, fearless filmmaking. Even if …continue reading SXSW 2024: Sasquatch Sunset
“Hippo” defies categorization, but it’s a wickedly funny, stunningly photographed, twisted fairytale that’s as charming as it is disturbing. It took me all of …continue reading Panic Fest 2024: Hippo
Though “Nias” is not traditional horror, this clever twist on found footage left me feeling as tense and anxious as the best genre films. …continue reading UFF 2024: Nias
Though Tarantino fans may feel deja vu watching “Tales of Babylon”, it’s a fun ride that blends heart, humor, and hard-hitting crime thrills. Tales …continue reading Reel Review: Tales of Babylon (2023)
“The Taste of Things” is not the first film to celebrate the art of cooking, but it easily deserves a seat at the table …continue reading For Your Consideration: The Taste of Things (2023)
From the sublime to the silly to the shocking and the soul-stirring, we kick off the year in a big way with a variety …continue reading Fright Bites: January 2024
“Reflect” is a metaphysical movie that blends the surreal artistry of “Midsommar” and the psychedelic oddity of “Colour Out Of Space”. Reflect follows five …continue reading Reel Review: Reflect (2024)
A beautifully crafted slice of Southern charm and corruption, “The Dirty South” is an intense and thoughtful thriller about rural America. Born and bred …continue reading Reel Review: The Dirty South (2023)
Great horror can always be found if you seek it out, and sometimes, the most horrific and haunting scenes lurk in films outside of …continue reading Eerie and Disturbing Moments in Non-Horror Cinema
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