Movie Review: Nosferatu
And we’re threading the needle now. After The Northman, Robert Eggers learned how to appeal to mass audiences while embracing his wonderful weirdness that The …
Horror
Movie Review: Y2K
Much like the Mayan Calendar Ending, Y2K was a phenomenon that wasn’t, though we definitely turned our computers off that night. I will admit, I …
Movie Review: Heretic
Heretic takes us on a journey most of us have to go through in our lifetimes. In order to grow from a child into an …
Movie Review: Woman of the Hour
Anna Kendrick is on a mission. Other than a troll film here and there, post pandemic she’s really been digging into heavy dramas and thrillers, …
Movie Review: Smile 2
Parker Finn’s Smile has a lot in common with the first Purge movie. Yes it was a sensation, but it took a great premise and …
Movie Review: It’s What’s Inside
Netflix knows it’s October, too. I expected a bunch of 2-2.5 star cheap cash grab horror tales over the course of the month like all …
Movie Review: The Substance
The ingenue. The IT girl. The Hottie. The Sexpot. Hollywood has all sorts of names for the same thing: the beautiful, 18-35 year old woman …
Movie Review: Speak No Evil (2024)
American remakes of European films are always tricky propositions, especially horror/thrillers. European films are not afraid to go to bleak, dark endings, following through on …
Movie Review: Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
Surprise surprise! In an age of soulless retreads, the franchise with the soulless lead actually gives a damn. Tim Burton and Michael Keaton team up …
Movie Review: Strange Darling
General [SPOILER WARNING] for Strange Darling. Go in cold, and have a blast!