When cults and horror and sci-fi collide, that’s a sweet spot. Cinematically speaking anyway, it’s probably not so great in real life. Such ...

Where would horror, as a genre, be without cults? Or, for that matter, new-to-town transplants with troubled pasts searching for and fi...

When I was in high school, a friend sent away a dollar—this is back when mail order was a thing—and received a packet of stickers featu...

When the lights went down, I certainly didn’t expect to describe Hereditary director Ari Aster’s Swedish pagan cult horror Midsommar ...

Well hot damn, this is like Christmas morning! The fine folks at the American Genre Film Archive and Shout! Factory have teamed up to ...

For  first time feature writer/director, Ari Aster knocked one out of the proverbial park last year with Hereditary . It’s not only one...

Just to get this out of the way: I love Mandy , it’s going to land very high on my end-of-year best-of list. It wraps up in a satisfyin...

Over the next few weeks, Netflix will release two of my most-anticipated movies of 2018, movies I’ve been frothing at the mouth ...

When you begin your movie with a Lovecraft quote, you establish certain wingnut expectations right out of the gate. And Justin Benson...

This year, the main reason I was bummed to miss Sundance was I missed the bonkers-sounding, Nic Cage -starring madness that is Mandy ...

A vicious gang of bikers who kill themselves in order to return from the grave even more badass. What’s not to like about the plot of D...

A Gareth Evans movie is always good news. It’s been too long since he pummeled us all about the head and neck with The Raid and The...

Is “Sound of My Voice”, the latest film from indie princess Brit Marling, an undercover science fiction story masquerading as a...

The haunting string arrangement over the opening credits of Sean Durkin’s thriller “Martha Marcy May Marlene” stirs definite echoes...

Fuck it, Dude, let’s go bowling. I didn’t love “The Big Lebowski” the first time I saw it. It feels good to finally admit that. By the ...