Our next stops on our trip around the horror world are in Belgium and The Netherlands to check out two wonderfully weird exports from …continue reading Around the World in 80 Films: Belgium, Netherlands
We conclude 50 Years of Holiday Horror with a Christmas movie like no other — and one not to be missed — the excellent foreign …continue reading 50 Years of Holiday Horror: Rare Exports (2010)
Our next stop in our trip around the horror world is Italy, a macabre mecca — home to some of the most prolific and …continue reading Around the World in 80 Films: Italy
A masterfully filmed tale of class structure, Bong Joon Ho’s brilliant “Parasite” turns the mirror at our frightfully self-serving nature. Let’s start off with …continue reading Foreign Film Friday: Parasite (Bong Joon Ho, 2019)
Tense and intelligent, “Rojo” is a multi-layered and admirable look into the causes of power and silent apathy, but it requires viewer patience. Rojo, …continue reading Reel Review: Rojo (Benjamín Naishtat, 2019)
Based off the 1965 novel by Jerzy Kosinski, “The Painted Bird” is a cinematically beautiful and denuded view of rural Eastern Europe during World …continue reading Reel Review: The Painted Bird
Our next stop on our journey around the horror world is France, a country known for its shocking, extreme, and boundary-pushing genre films. Welcome …continue reading Around the World in 80 Films: France
Though imperfect, “The Yellow Night” is an interesting exploration of a common and deep-seated fear: anxiety over what the future may hold. “The Future …continue reading Brooklyn Horror Film Fest: The Yellow Night (2019)
“In The Quarry” is a steady ride into a well-timed and vicious chaos that grabs you gently by the throat with its festering tension …continue reading Brooklyn Horror Film Fest: In The Quarry (2019)
A film with one foot in reality and one foot in cosmic horror; “The Final Prayer” (Borderlands) is like an unpublished Lovecraft piece put …continue reading Films From Beyond: The Final Prayer