“Manfish” is hilarious and heartfelt; quite a remarkable film anchored by a smart script, great creature design, and stellar performances. A movie called Manfish …continue reading GenreBlast 2022: Manfish
Currently streaming on Shudder, the remarkable “Revealer” continues the streaming service’s hot streak of unmissable originals. Holy shit, Revealer is amazing. I want to …continue reading Shudder Sunday: Revealer (2022)
“Rondo and Bob” is a heartfelt, infinitely watchable documentary about love and passion for filmmaking and the magic of the genre. Every horror lover …continue reading Panic Fest: Rondo and Bob (2020)
Ending October with a flash of brilliance, Netflix’s “Hypnotic” is a heady film that, against all odds, also manages to be incredibly fun. Some …continue reading Netflix and Chills: Hypnotic (2021)
“Night Teeth” may not recreate the vampire wheel, but it offers a fast-paced, fun, and wildly enjoyable new addition to the canon. Vampires have …continue reading Netflix and Chills: Night Teeth (2021)
Undoubtedly the finest of Netflix’s “and chills” series so far, “Fever Dream” is thoughtful, strange, and very worth your 90 minutes. Praise be unto …continue reading Netflix and Chills: Fever Dream (2021)
A homage-fueled slasher with a social conscience, “There’s Someone Inside Your House” makes a strong effort but doesn’t quite make the grade. There are …continue reading Netflix and Chills: There’s Someone Inside Your House
Netflix’s latest genre offering combines gut-wrenching realism with off-the-rails horror for a unique and compelling two-in-one thriller. A smart haunted house story understands the …continue reading Netflix and Chills: No One Gets Out Alive
Instead of leaning into the insanity of its plot, “Intrusion” takes itself too seriously — but the audience has a hard time following suit. Intrusion …continue reading Netflix and Chills: Intrusion Review
Destined to be an annual Halloween classic, “Nightbooks” respects rather than panders to its audience — delivering on nearly every front. “We are the …continue reading Netflix and Chills: Nightbooks Review