An emotional and quirky story of childhood existentialism and escapism, this British, fantastical horror haunted me when I was young. A young girl struggling …continue reading The Daily Dig: Paperhouse (1988)
A brutally transcendent film that takes every prisoner it can get its grubby, anarchic, bloody mitts on and squeezes the life out of you. …continue reading The Daily Dig: Martyrs (2008)
An incomprehensible story is covered up by scenes of torture, fantastical blood, and, of course, an ample amount of nudity. A recently paroled woman …continue reading The Daily Dig: The Girl in Room 2A (1974)
Billed as “Ted” meets “Terrifier”, the surprisingly effective “Night of the Killer Bears” is light on humor and heavy on bloody mayhem. In this …continue reading Reel Review: Night of the Killer Bears (2023)
A beautifully crafted animated film that will captivate and move you, it’s hard to describe “Suzume” as anything less than a masterstroke. Suzume is …continue reading Reel Review: Suzume (2022)
Celebrating diversity and representation, the work of talented women filmmakers around the world received a well-deserved stage at SXSW 2023. It’s the final part …continue reading SXSW 2023: Ten Women-Driven Shorts
An agonizing and affecting work of spectacular filmmaking, “My Drywall Cocoon” is an engrossing, unbearably tense Brazilian mystery thriller. A young girl is dead, …continue reading SXSW 2023: My Drywall Cocoon
A strange trip, even for French films, “Let the Corpses Tan” is a weird, wild homage to spaghetti westerns that’s anything but ordinary. Gold. …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: Let the Corpses Tan (2017)
The gory, off-the-wall Japanese splatterfest “Tag” is a confusing and chaotic ride, but it’s also ridiculously fun and hard not to love. Killer wind. …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: Tag (2015)
While it doesn’t deliver much horror, the quirky, comedic, and captivating dark fantasy film “Kratt” is full of heart and dripping in charm. Estonian …continue reading Foreign Friday: Kratt (2020)
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