Movie Review: Stereotypes are the victim of “THE BLACKENING’s” cutting humor
The film has pointed fun with Black pop-cultural tropes and socioracial issues, pitched at just the right balance between horror and humor.
MOVIE REVIEW: JOE LO TRUGLIO MAKES A MARK ON HORROR WITH “OUTPOST”
The "BROOKLYN NINE-NINE" star makes the transition from comic actor to horror director with an effective debut thriller.
MOVIE REVIEW: “HOLLYWOOD DREAMS & NIGHTMARES: THE ROBERT ENGLUND STORY”
The new documentary from Christopher Griffiths and Gary Smart is a touching and candid tribute to a living legend.
Tribeca ’23 Movie Review: “SUITABLE FLESH” is a worthy “RE-ANIMATOR” reunion
Its emphasis is less on the occult or (for a while) ghastly gore and more on the psychosexual, playing out the full kinky potential of its premise.
Movie Review: The scars of war run deep in “BROOKLYN 45”
Personal pain and the aftermath of war collide on the terrestrial and metaphysical planes, in Ted Geoghegan's terrifying new séance film.
