Stab Me Gently
In this installment, Justin McDevitt examines the themes and subtext of Jill Gevargizian's 2020 horror drama. You'll never forget to…by Justin McDevitt
DAUGHTERS OF DARKNESS is spooky, atmospheric, and simple. It does not attempt to rewrite our entire understanding of vampires, nor…by Justin McDevitt
BUTCHER BAKER NIGHTMARE MAKER is a thrilling commentary on Reagan-era homophobia and the hypocrisy of family values that haunts our…by Justin McDevitt
Haneke's masterpiece is part open letter, part satire, and part indictment of our ongoing obsession with violence and terror.by Justin McDevitt
Armand Weston's gory 1981 haunted house chiller makes up for its dullness with a surprisingly modern attitude towards mental health.by Justin McDevitt
Warning: this essay is riddled with Scream (2020) spoilers!by Justin McDevitt
The monsters walk among us, we just have to do a little better than them to survive.by Justin McDevitt
Columnist Justin McDevitt revisits Lewis Jackson sad sack killer Santa classic.by Justin McDevitt
Justin McDevitt asks the eternal question: we’re all rooting for Louise Fletcher, right?by Justin McDevitt
Photographic artist Cindy Sherman’s sole directorial feature sleekly skewers office politics.by Justin McDevitt
Frank LaLoggia's 1981 antichrist effort will make you sad to see evil defeated.by Justin McDevitt
It’s not easy to find the perfect dress to go with your axe, but Joan Crawford succeeds!by Justin McDevitt
Yann Gonzalez's 2018 porno-giallo has columnist Justin McDevitt clutching his pearls.by Justin McDevitt
This entry into the haunted house sub-genre may not scare you with ghosts, but it will scare you with the…by Justin McDevitt
Renny Harlin's "no homo" era artifact isn't really a gay movie, but that doesn't mean you can't enjoy it.by Justin McDevitt