Relationships are the real meat of the movie; YOU HURT MY FEELINGS wouldn't have worked without them.…
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This really is from the same studio that did MORBIUS?!?!…
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In general, horror fans frequently turn their noses up at the dreaded PG-13 rating. The occasional exception can be made for such commonly celebrated hits as M3GAN, INSIDIOUS, or A QUIET PLACE. Still, as a general rule of thumb, if a movie isn’t bestowed a hard, brutal R rating, the unfortunate masses often disregard it. This should not be the case with the genre’s latest addition, THE BOOGEYMAN. Written by Scott Beck, Bryan Woods, Mark Heyman (A QUIET PLACE), directed…
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We’re wrapping up week 4 of ANIMAL ATTACK MONTH with my guest, Paul Jordan, co-host of the SCARED GAY! podcast. This week, we’re talking about the 1972 so-bad-it’s-good eco-horror classic, FROGS! We also talk horror in theatre, the horror show that is the state of Florida, and what’s happening in Sam Elliot’s denim-denim-denim pants. LET’S GO RICK OR TREATING! [PS: Moving forward the show will be released on a bi-weekly schedule, so look for the next episode in TWO WEEKS!]…
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Better than the mediocrity that is the animated film.…
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For the 4th entry into this series I would like to cover an actor that is one of the biggest breakout stars of the 2000s, and yet is perhaps one of the more widely mocked big name movie stars that we have working today.…
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All in all, the ceremony is groan-worthy and unfunny. It’s poorly directed and designed. It’s painfully slow, even at 90 minutes. Yet if you’re a horror fan or someone who’s just curious, it makes for decent background noise while you try to find that old 90’s cassette tape of haunted house sounds you know you have lying around somewhere.…
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No better than the last one. Take that for what you will...…
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The worlds of literature and film have long provided a beloved list of juvenile heroines traversing the confounding, frightening, and whimsical challenges of far-off fantasy lands. Audiences cherish the Dorothys and Alices of such worlds for their bravery, curiosity, ability to overcome in the face of danger, and the lessons they learn along the way. In this latest addition to the trope, writer/director Ryan Stevens Harris (MOONFALL) delivers a darker, more nightmarish sort of wonderland in MOON GARDEN. The film…
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