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
“Lake Mungo” is a devastating portrait of grief that delivers horror from its haunting realism rather than supernatural scares. … Since before it became …continue reading Flanagan Film Fest: Lake Mungo
“The Wanting Mare” is beautiful to look at, a stunning achievement in visual effects, but the obtuse story may leave you wanting more. Filmmakers …continue reading Reel Review: The Wanting Mare (2020)
