Objectification and Male Rage in “IRRÉVERSIBLE” By JERRY JENAE SAMPSON Gaspar Noé is a curator of nightmares. These nightmares may not contain the most obvious horrors (no deformed monsters or haunted houses to be found), but he captures the nightmare of mundanity and...
Movie Review: The Terror of Racial Injustice is Poorly Represented in “Blackstock Boneyard” By JERRY JENAE SAMPSON Starring Aspen Kennedy Wilson and Ashley WhelanDirected by Andre AlfaWritten by Stephen GeorgeUncork’d Entertainment Horror has always been an incredible...
Movie Review: Don’t Sacrifice Your Time to “BAPHOMET” Starring Matthan Harris, Rebecca Weaver, Dani FilthWritten & Directed by Matthan HarrisCleopatra Entertainment It is always a trip going into a new indie horror film. The possibility of...
Shame and Trauma Bonding in “Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer” By JERRY JENAE SAMPSON Serial killers are hot. It’s undeniable. They are featured in endless glossy and sexy documentary series on Netflix – with synth scores and neon splattered...
Movie Review: “Cerebrum” Bites Off More Than It Can Chew By JERRY JENAE SAMPSON Starring James Russo, Alexxis Lemire, and Christian JamesDirected by Arvi RaguWritten by Arvi Ragu & Gary D. HoukGlasshouse Distribution There is little more devastating than watching...
