Category: Looking Back

There’s scarcely a review of Midsommar that doesn’t include a mention of The Wicker Man — and with good reason. (Ours […]

Human beings have a natural fear of animal attacks, a fear that horror movies have exploited since cinema began. At first […]

If there’s a normal path that most bands take between record companies and Hollywood, odds are it looks nothing like the […]

1999 is considered one of the strongest years of cinema in living memory. There will no doubt be countless articles in […]

There are a lot of reasons to go after Forrest Gump (1994). It’s a long, unfocused movie about a passive character […]

(Editor’s Corner is where Eric talks about overlooked gems, film history, or whatever else he wants to talk about because he’s […]

(Editor’s Corner is where Eric talks about overlooked gems, film history, or whatever he wants to talk about because he’s the […]

(Editor’s Corner is where Eric talks about overlooked gems, film history, or whatever he wants to talk about because he’s the […]

A new film entitled Shaft is being released this month, and thus the Shaft series joins the rare and dubious club […]

1999 is considered one of the strongest years of cinema in living memory. There will no doubt be countless articles in […]

In the 2016 documentary David Lynch: The Art Life, one of the stories Lynch recounts from his childhood is the time […]

Even the devout keepers of the flame at Fangoria lost track of Fright Night Part II. First they reported an August […]