Review
What we should be watching out for from Fantastic Fest 2019.by Mariam RM
Monsters are the new black, according to one pint-sized critic.by Michael Gingold
A zombie comedy that oddly lacks two of the words in its title. No romance (unless you count completely superficial)…by kleurvision
It’s REAR WINDOW through the grue-smeared lens of EVIL DEAD. And for the most part, it succeeds in both cinematic…by kleurvision
This seafaring supernatural drama gives high-caliber actors Gary Oldman and Emily Mortimer a harrowing, heartening showcase.by Michael Gingold
Yet another Evil Clown stalks the night in GAGS THE CLOWN!by kleurvision
Considering the extortionate amount of films generically called “Prey”, it’s unfortunate that Franck Khalfoun’s newest endeavor live up to the…by kleurvision
This stylish, wild, highly original film blurs the lines between subgenres and keeps you guessing until the last evisceration.by Michael Gingold
The main problem with horror-comedies is that the best ones make the subgenre seem easy to pull off.by Mariam RM
A lot less heavy than usual, but God, it is still so much fun.by Michael Gingold
Find out what happens when deeply held convictions collide with a host of evil entities on one famously dark street.by Michael Gingold
KOKO-DI KOKO-DA might not be a favorite of the horror fan looking for slashing and dashing, but for those who…by Deirdre Crimmins
SCREAM, QUEEN! is a timely documentary about an aspect of the horror world that has gone under appreciated for too…by Deirdre Crimmins
The trio talk the tricky balance of horror, comedy and sympathy, and more.by Michael Gingold
A look at the new, distinctively horrific take on the lovers-on-the-run subgenre from directors Dan Berk and Robert Olsen.by kleurvision