Salem Horror Fest ’20 Review: “A NIGHTMARE WAKES” Reincarnates Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein”
Nora Unkel’s vision of the birth of “Frankenstein” is dark, beautiful, and puts a spooky spin on the novel’s classic origin story.
Salem Horror Fest ’20 Review: In “VISE,” Is Style Substance?
For those who can tune into Yasuhiko Shimizu's wavelength, his debut feature may prove something more than skin-deep.
Movie Review: Creature Feature “TAR” Is A Muddy Mess
Don't get stuck watching this problematic timesuck.
Movie Review: Teenage pranks open the door to social and supernatural terrors in “LET’S SCARE JULIE”
Presented in one continuous 80-minute shot, this ambitious chiller explores humanity’s darker instincts.
Salem Horror Fest ’20 Review: “THE WITCHES OF HOLLYWOOD” Casts An Empowering, Enlightening Spell
Sophie Peyrard's excellent documentary tackles the tangled history of magical women onscreen.
