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In anticipation of the big match-up on March 31, we look back on some of the finest fights from Godzilla's…

The initial amusement at the appropriation of TRAINING DAY-esque standards for a supernatural scenario runs dry as the familiar beats…

This weekend, the American Genre Film Archive is hosting a virtual telethon event unlike any other!

Kier-La Janisse’s massive documentary is a crucial watch for every horror fan.

It’s a carefully controlled, well-thought-out and finely crafted film that’s being sold as a monster movie but is really a…

Their feature-film debut is a different kind of rape-revenge movie.

Philip Gelatt and Morgan Galen King craft an imaginative world without flinching or sparing the audience from trauma.

Peter Hsieh's crime caper actually lives up to its "neo-noir" moniker.

The horror/comedy underwent some alterations on the way to the screen.

The writer/director's anthology segment, "Vehophobia" takes a non-literal approach to the fear of cars and driving.

In this on-camera chat, the man behind "You're Next" and "The Guest" reflects on his work in the genre and…

It's an uneven and uneasy marriage of media-age satire and over-the-top bloodshed.

Ryan Barton-Grimley's ode to cheese is an easy recommend for anyone who loves making fun of '80s movies.

The filmmaker behind 2019's "Stray" discusses his eerily prescient anthology segment, "Robophobia."

Balancing style with substance is a tricky thing, and while not fully successful, Jacob Gentry's techno-noir plays a good game.