Internet crowd-funding is still a new enough phenomenon that its positive effects on motion pictures is too hard to measure. It’s surely...

Nazi zombie movies are prolific little subgenre that technically pre-dates George A. Romero’s flesh-eating dead (as in, the zombies of...

Like Drew Godard’s Cabin in the Woods (2011) and Jonathan Levine’s All the Boys Love Mandy Lane (2006), Adam Wingard’s You’re Next (2011/13)

Nicolas Winding Refn doesn’t make movies for mainstream audiences. He also doesn’t make movies for grindhouse audiences and, following some

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During the ‘60s and ‘70s, New York City was a hub location for horror films, thrillers, and psychological dramas. Filmmakers like Roman...

As I’ve probably mentioned in previous reviews, I’m a big fan of John Waters the person, the filmmaker, the cultural expert, and the ethos

Lewis Jackson’s Christmas Evil (original title: You Better Watch Out, which is what appears during the opening credits of this particular...

All too often, the movies with the worst reputations are only particularly interesting for those reputations. Charles Sellier’s Silent Night

As many an author/critic has noted over the years, it is difficult to boil down decades of influence in order to mark the exact birth of the