BUFF ’26 Movie Review: “THE CRAMPS: A PERIOD PIECE” bleeds shamelessly
The movie wastes no time in establishing its fluency in cinematic history, and its intent to forcefully co-opt it for its own use.
The movie wastes no time in establishing its fluency in cinematic history, and its intent to forcefully co-opt it for its own use.
Independent chills and violent thrills are part of the fest’s wide-ranging offerings.
A few of the genre’s best current directors are part of the event’s first announcement.
Great ideas and frightening ideologies go unrealized, making the new film from Yûta Shimotsu a frustrating exercise.
Funny and gratifying, with a career-making lead performance and a good measure of the monstrous