(Streaming on Shudder.) Buenos Aires is rife with supernatural activity in Demian Rugna’s Terrified (Aterrados), much of it centralized to a particular […]
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In 2018, social media fragility and the internalization of fears keep people trapped, much like the subjects of George A. Romero’s […]
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An interest in sex is common ground for most people, but not for me. There’s no onscreen depiction of sex that […]
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A Star Is Born has changed from the story of an actress (1937) to the story of a musical actress (1954), […]
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A Star Is Born, the story of a romance between a fading male celebrity and a rising female artist so good […]
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Because of her outlandish costumery and made-up name, it’s easy to dismiss Lady Gaga as a gimmicky pop star. What we […]
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The title of Private Life, starring Paul Giamatti and Kathryn Hahn as an upscale Manhattan couple trying to have a baby, […]
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Iron Man, Captain America, and the others in the Marvel Cinematic Universe would probably like to make it clear that Venom isn’t […]
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The Horror Corner took a week off to enjoy the amazing Fantastic Fest, where there were lots of horrors afoot, and […]
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(Screened at the 2018 Fantasia Festival; now available on VOD and Blu-ray.) I never saw Tales from the Hood, but if […]
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The rare slasher film that’s not a sequel to or remake of a previous one, Hell Fest exploits the premise of a […]
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After last year’s bumpy edition of Fantastic Fest, roiled by revelations that its founder had continued working with employees and associates […]
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