
We discuss two anticipated new releases and ask what’s better, an elevated but inaccessible film or a schlocky but entertaining mess? ABOUT THE EPISODE: …continue reading Adventures in Movies: Elevated vs. Entertaining
We discuss two anticipated new releases and ask what’s better, an elevated but inaccessible film or a schlocky but entertaining mess? ABOUT THE EPISODE: …continue reading Adventures in Movies: Elevated vs. Entertaining
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)
“We Haunt These Woods” is quite a devious and devilish little read from a strong voice in the indie horror scene. Short and sweet, …continue reading Spooky Book Club: We Haunt These Woods
We don’t love musicals, but this week on “Not Your Final Girl” we discuss two musical movies that have what it takes to change …continue reading Not Your Final Girl: Surprise Musicals
An effective Australian film based on an ancient Celtic cult tale that finds the perfect tones of terror at exactly the right moments. On …continue reading The Daily Dig: Alison’s Birthday (1981)
On this episode of “I Spit on Your Podcast”, we look at Satanism in film, discussing “The House of the Devil” and “The Blood …continue reading I Spit on Your Podcast: Hail Satan!
Though slow to unravel, “You Are Not My Mother” is a haunting and, at times, harrowing tale of a mother-daughter bond interrupted. Horror movies …continue reading Movie Night: You Are Not My Mother (2022)
A strong script from indie favorite Mickey Keating, paired with an outstanding lead performance, makes this a must-watch recommendation. Offseason is a horror movie …continue reading Reel Review: Offseason (2021)
Part devastating metaphor for mental illness and part terrifying Irish folk horror, Kate Dolan’s “You Are Not My Mother” is spellbinding. You Are Not …continue reading FGBFF Review: You Are Not My Mother (2022)
With his feature film debut, director Emir Ezwan has delivered a chilling vision of horror and proved he is undoubtedly a filmmaker to watch. …continue reading Reel Review: Roh (aka Soul, 2019)