Celebrating 70 years of Body Snatchers films, from the good (most of 'em!) to the bad (one specific one!) Welcome to Reb00t! A series where I dig deep ...
Andrew Sullivan’s I Don’t Want to Drink Your Blood Anymore, which recently screened at the Philadelphia Film Festival, is a heartbreaking, unusually specific take on the vampire myth. Rather than ...
With Marie Antoinette celebrating its 20th anniversary, the cult favorite is getting a well-deserved moment in the spotlight. The festivities include a costume exhibition at Versailles, a new 4K ...
Jordan Downey’s The Cycle which I caught at the 35th Annual Philadelphia Film Festival and hits Shudder tomorrow is a film where the themes ultimately become the driving force of this engrossingly ...
The Forbidden City hits 4K UHD today thanks to Well Go USA! There are precious few genre films I’d call perfect—but The Forbidden City is one of them. At first, it plays like a familiar remix—a gender ...
While Eiji Uchida’s (Greateful Dead) The Specials is shockingly not the only film screening at Fantasia this year to feature dancing Yakuza, it definitely leans further into melodrama than its ...
One Last Shot is the third and final movie in the One Shot franchise and picks up right where One More Shot, the previous entry, left off – with Jake Harris (Scott Adkins) caught in the middle of a ...
This autumn perennial remains bewitching. Review disc provided by Warner Bros. Home Video, images captured by reviewer and subject to copyright. Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman have never exactly ...
When you boil the horror genre down to its most elemental form, we the audience are paying for the privilege of watching very bad things happen to people. Whether our heroes are going to be pummeled ...
Over the last few decades, Kiyoshi Kurosawa has challenged international audiences with provocative films about complex human behavior. Whether straightforward family or crime dramas like Tokyo Sonata ...
An unsettling South Korean thriller turns AI resurrection into a haunting meditation on grief, memory, and the people we can’t or won’t let go. Paradise Lost takes an intriguing psychological horror ...
Matt Halsall’s slick, darkly funny short transforms K-pop obsession into an increasingly unhinged psychological thriller. Idols is my favorite kind of short: immensely satisfying, impeccably produced, ...