Ready or Not is an explosion. In a year filled with entertaining, highbrow movies about class disparity, it was a lowbrow […]
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The dominance of the Marvel Cinematic Universe has essentially crowded out the kind of smaller-scale, diverse superhero stories that are more […]
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J.D. Dillard’s fascinating survival horror movie Sweetheart premiered at Sundance and was produced by the genre specialists at Blumhouse, who’ve made […]
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The “home invasion” subgenre has been flipped on its head a number of times, enough that Villains’ concept of two petty […]
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In the social wasteland that is the end of the 2010s, empathy seems to be on its way out. Daniel Scheinert, […]
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In spite of its pedigree as writer/director David Robert Mitchell’s follow-up to surprise horror hit It Follows – and the fact […]
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Gaspar Noé is the living embodiment of the adage that nothing exceeds like excess, a filmmaker whose works are designed to […]
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Of the four zombedies released this year — also including The Dead Don’t Die, Little Monsters, and Zombieland: Double Tap — […]
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The end of the 1970s saw some of the American filmmakers who had risen to prominence during the decade come under […]
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It’s a common enough sight in Christmas films: holiday shoppers admiring animatronic window displays and taking advantage of the sales at […]
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Washington Irving’s 1820 short story “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” is a classic of Gothic horror, an atmospheric and ambiguous tale […]
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“Another movie from an old TV show,” sighs a character at the beginning of 2000’s Charlie’s Angels when confronted with the […]
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