Film
It’s the company’s biggest and most diverse celebration of the horror star yet.by Michael Gingold
Ever asked yourself what film could make Yasmina’s brain short-circuit? Here's your answer!by Rue Morgue Manor
No! Not the one with John Goodman! A killer stalks a movie theatre in this 1989 indie Canadian thriller where…by Yasmina Ketita
While SWEETNESS is the more strictly “genre” of the two, LURKER is the one that gets deeper under the skin.by Michael Gingold
When there's no more room in hell, the dead will descend upon a drag club in Tina Romero's topical zombie…by Deirdre Crimmins
Existential horror at its most relatable and engrossing, taking us on a trip that has us as anxious about its…by Michael Gingold
It’s what would have happened if Herschell Gordon Lewis was obsessed with sweets instead of gore, and it accomplishes exactly…by Deirdre Crimmins
The Canadian producer/distributor that launched David Cronenberg and many others is now being celebrated.by Michael Gingold
With the festival having come to a close this past weekend, the announcement has been made of the audiences’ favorites.by Michael Gingold
More ’80s favorites are on the way in spiffed-up special editions.by Michael Gingold
The ’80s creature-feature cult fave is receiving its biggest and best home showcase yet.by Mariam RM
Even with all the physical warping and fusing…it’s the emotional dysfunction, as perfectly performed by Franco and Brie, that truly…by Michael Gingold
Phillips builds on his visual style and storytelling skills and delivers a film more accessible, more polished and more naked…by Deirdre Crimmins
The way the filmmakers manipulate perspective and empathy from one segment to the next is remarkably skillful.by Deirdre Crimmins
Many sequences require listeners to strain their ears to make out clues, and in doing so open themselves up to…by Rue Morgue Manor