A deeply shocking and unsettling film, sure to alienate many viewers, “Masking Threshold” nevertheless feels hard to ignore or dismiss. Austrian artistic polymath Johannes …continue reading Panic Fest: Masking Threshold (2021)
“Skinned Deep” is a hidden gem from the vaults of obscurity that is too weird to explain — and too wonderful to miss out on. …continue reading Weird Wednesday: Revisiting Skinned Deep (2004)
One theme, five killer films; we celebrated the five best, wickedly funny and lovingly-conceived horror spoofs you may have missed. I’m a sucker for …continue reading Five On It: Horror Spoofs
Though not the best fit for fans of straightforward narratives, the arthouse crowd will swoon over the beautiful and atmospheric “In Fabric”. The simple …continue reading Reel Review: In Fabric (2019)
Perhaps no movie has made the journey from critical and commercial flop to misunderstood cult classic quite as quickly as “The Empty Man”. Based …continue reading Reel Review: The Empty Man (2020)
As ridiculous as it sounds, and every bit is fun, “Fungicide” is an ultra-low-budget schlockfest that’s a lot of fun for the right audience. …continue reading Reel Review: Fungicide (2002)
Never before released theatrically in the U.S., Altered Innocence is bringing Iván Zulueta’s mesmerizing “Arrebato” to the big screen. When the Fascist dictatorship of …continue reading A Rapturous Restoration: Arrebato (Rapture) (1979)
“Memory House” is a haunting look at the real-world horrors of racism and systematic dehumanization that demands more than one watch. The trend of …continue reading Reel Review: Memory House (2020)
We look at the influential career of a genre icon and attempt to rank the impressive filmography of George A. Romero from worst to …continue reading Every George A. Romero Film, Ranked
Neither the pinnacle of Romero’s career nor a typical horror film, “The Amusement Park” is nonetheless intriguing — and oddly frightening. It seems hard to …continue reading Reel Review: The Amusement Park
