Full of humor, charm, and heart, “Forever Home” is a wacky, sometimes messy comedy that is light on scares but heavy on creativity and …continue reading GenreBlast 2023: Forever Home
The love letter to our favorite holiday, 10/31, is back with its third chilling and thrilling Halloween horror installment, 10/31 Part 3. Just in …continue reading Trailer Park: 10/31 Part 3
“Capsules” is a contemporary cautionary tale and a modern-day fable with an intriguing concept, but your mileage may vary. If someone offered you a …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: Capsules (2022)
“Wolfkin” is bursting at the seams with potential, but it fails to offer enough tension, horror, and meaty development to satiate genre fans. Wolfkin …continue reading Reel Review: Wolfkin (2022)
The sadistic Aussie export “Beaten to Death” is unspeakably nasty, nihilistic, and sickeningly vicious — a masterpiece of monstrosity. I used to think the New …continue reading Movie Night: Beaten to Death (2023)
“Publish or Perish is a light, dark comedy in the heart of academia that scores some points but fails to move to the head …continue reading Reel Review: Publish or Perish (2023)
This week, we review two wildly different films, the newly released “Bootyology” and the upcoming true-crime thriller “The Black Mass”. We begin as we …continue reading Adventures in Movies: “Bootyology” and “The Black Mass”
“Failure!” is a riveting single-take chamber piece that impresses in every way, anchored by a spellbinding performance from Ted Raimi. Ingmar Bergman is my …continue reading Reel Review: Failure! (2023)
A microbudget, mind-bending horror film, “Subject” is intense and intelligent, evocative and emotional, and effective on many levels. This Aussie indie horror gem hooked …continue reading Reel Review: Subject (2023)
It’s almost time for GenreBlast Film Fest to kick off another killer season of wonderfully weird, subversive, and truly indie content. Now in its …continue reading GenreBlast Film Fest 2023
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