Review
Gag us with a spoon! This Chicago-made indie bungles throwback style.by Rocco T. Thompson
It’s all bizarre enough for BOARDING SCHOOL to be disreputably entertaining…and Jacob is an intriguing enough young hero to keep…by Michael Gingold
Anchored by a smart script and a stellar lead performance, this is a big cut above the usual revenge fare.by Michael Gingold
This is less a review than a public service announcement for genre fans who might be lured by THE LITTLE…by Michael Gingold
This audacious new film from AMER and THE STRANGE COLOR OF YOUR BODY’S TEARS directors Hélène Cattet and Bruno Forzani…by Michael Gingold
If you've ever seen a slasher from the eighties and enjoyed the over the top bad acting, buckets of blood,…by Chris Hammond
The Daryl Dixon figure incorporates multiple points of articulation and stands 12 inches in height.by Chris Hammond
THE HAPPYTIME MURDERS is both a failure of imagination and a failure of nerve.by Michael Gingold
Negan, like him or hate him is a very important part of The Walking Dead universe and Threezero has made…by Chris Hammond
There’s more than enough to its story, technique and performances to keep it alive through the final shot.by Michael Gingold
To call [CARGO] simple is to undermine the word “simple”. It’s less than that. It’s a single-location film equivalent to…by Bryan Yentz
Though it focuses on high-school-age heroines, DOWN A DARK HALL belongs to a more classical horror tradition and will likely…by Michael Gingold
As feel-good as zombie movies get, ANNA AND THE APOCALYPSE is a brightly wrapped present for both horror fans and…by Michael Gingold
A staggeringly unfunny mix of sports and zombies that qualifies only as an 80-minute foul.by Michael Gingold
GOOD MANNERS is a film that actively strives to make viewers uncomfortable — in its subject matter, in its insistence…by kleurvision