Columns
Nine years before the pandemic, the filmmaker helmed a remarkably prescient thriller.by Michael Gingold
All three agree that spending a long day of shooting in a car can work wonders on a new cast.by Deirdre Crimmins
The filmmaker promises his first venture into fright territory is a “genre-fluid” experience.by Michael Gingold
The sophomore album from bodyimage, THE ROT, explores how our own decay creates the soil from which we can be…by Grace Detwiler
This genre-blender is easily one of the most unusual films at this year's festival.by Michael Gingold
The 1992 Meryl Streep cult classic is revitalized for the stage.by Ricky J. Duarte
The director talks his movie's place in the ghost/horror genre, the question of using visual effects and more.by Michael Gingold
Performing under the moniker Kaaboos (“Nightmare” in Farsi) and fighting for asylum in Norway, one brave musician delivers a killer…by Shawn Macomber
Leave it to a filmmaker who’s been experimenting with cinema his entire career to come up with a different approach…by Michael Gingold
A different kind of transformation was involved in this reimagining of the classic monster.by Michael Gingold
The movie year is off to a good start in shivery winter with a Universal monster getting a new lease…by Michael Gingold
The first non-Pooh entry in the Twisted Childhood Nightmares universe is no darling.by Kevin Hoover
In 2004, before widespread mainstream acceptance of LGBTQ+ themes in media, Don Mancini's wickedly subversive (and funny) "CHILD'S PLAY" sequel…by Payton McCarty-Simas
In Michele Soavi’s unofficial sequel to "DEMONS," an ancient church is the most unholy place to hide!by Dr. Benny Graves
The breakout star from Ryan Kruger's 2024 semi-sequel to the '80s cult classic talks sex, drugs and his unlikely rise…by Rick Hipson