Category: Movies
Threads: A Horror for the Ages
The mid-1980s were a great time for horror movies–Jason, Freddy, Michael, poltergeists, werewolves, and all their many companions. But […]
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Blood Quantum Peels Back the Skin
Blood Quantum presents its take on the zombie apocalypse with a sure hand and a wry sense of humor. […]
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La Llorona: Politics Made Personal
La Llorona, director Jayro Bustamante’s new interpretation of the popular legend, is a deeply affecting ghost story. Without any […]
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Color Out of Space: Screams and SPOILERS
Color Out of Space has been on my radar for a long time. H.P. Lovecraft. Nicolas Cage. Cosmic […]
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The Dead Don’t Die Does Right by Zombies
The Dead Don’t Die is nothing but delightful. Jim Jarmusch’s star-laden zombie flick is part homage, part send-up, and […]
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Read This: Lurker in the Lobby
Lurker in the Lobby: A Guide to the Cinema of H.P. Lovecraft is an older but still handy guide […]
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Captain Marvel: Random Thoughts
Captain Marvel’s reviews are all in, and the arguments for and against her are in full swing. I’m not […]
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Rare Exports Delivers the Goods
Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale is absolutely delightful. Written and directed by Jalmari Helander, the 2010 Finnish comedy-horror film […]
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Don’t Look Now: Nicholas Roeg’s Grim Ghost Story
Nicholas Roeg’s 1973 film Don’t Look Now has long been considered a classic of the horror genre. But it […]
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Automata Is Less Than Meets the Eye
Automata, a bit of Spanish-Bulgarian science fiction from 2014, begins in familiar territory. A post-apocalyptic world. A monolithic city […]
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