Movie Reviews: Single parents vs. the supernatural in “MONSTROUS” and “THE ANCESTRAL”
Each attempts a game-changer of a twist in its second half, in both cases raising more questions than they offer answers.
Panic Fest ‘22 Movie Review: Californians Get What’s Coming In Scott Slone’s “MALIBU HORROR STORY”
A mixed-media tale of two sets of Southern Californian young people who find themselves in the wrong place at the right time, MALIBU HORROR STORY is genuinely frightening, shocking, and entertaining, even in the face of its own moral ambiguity.
Movie Review: You can’t start a “FIRESTARTER” without a spark
The movie doesn’t put in the work to dramatize its lead character’s evolution.
Panic Fest ‘22 Movie Review: The British Horror-Comedy Will Keep You Laughing Even “WHEN THE SCREAMING STARTS”
Like any successful horror/comedy, WHEN THE SCREAMING STARTS is both wholly terrifying and hilarious. Making comedy out of serial killing is a complicated task, and Boru and Hartland’s film skillfully walks the line between obscene and amusing.
Movie Review: Folk horror meets body horror in Alex Garland’s chilling study of the evil “MEN” do
It’s as fascinating as it is frightening.
