Midsommar: The Horror of Causality in Film
Kelly dives into how Midsommar takes the theme of causality in human relationships to horrifying peaks.
Strange Sightings from the Netflix Basement: Bullet Head
We dwell in the Netflix basement to find Adrien Brody and John Malkovich being hunted by Antonio Banderas' dog in…
Once Upon A Superhero Hits Hard Without Hollywood Superpowers
Once Upon A Superhero shows how the art of film can shine without the superpowers of Hollywood.
A Brilliant Monster Invokes Hitchcock with a Hint of Henenlotter
A Brilliant Monster rewrites what serial killer films can do.
The Art and Experience of Blade Runner 2049
Blade Runner 2049 is a thrilling, wonderfully immersive journey and a prototype for sequel crafting.
Aronofsky Returns: A Review of Mother!
Darren Aronofsky's Mother! shouldn't be watched like a bland, standard movie.
Watching Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me as a Standalone Film
Considering the backlash the film received when it was released, we attempt to watch Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me…
The Inner Silence of War: A Review of Dunkirk
Dunkirk proves a lack of dialogue is part of the horror of war.
Preview Review: Flatliners 2017
It's been a long time coming, but the 2017 entry of Flatliners finally has a trailer.
James Franco Tries to Direct Terror in The Institute
The Institute uses what succeeded in other psych horror films set in asylums but not much more.