Based on the 1818 gothic romance novel by Mary Shelley, Paul McGuigan’s Victor Frankenstein may be named after the Creature’s creator, but it actually attempts to...
Park Chan-wook is the Quentin Tarantino of South Korea. An unsung hero that has had massive influence over myriad American filmmakers, Park is the master of...
A person learns a lot when they put together a list such as this. For instance, apparently, back in the 1960s, prominent lady filmmaker Ezra Stone...
They may have been boy scouts since early childhood, but as these three young men teeter on the brink of becoming juniors in high school, it...
Launched in 2007 but not officially released until 2009, the first Paranormal Activity film took the horror world by storm. Audiences fell hard for the found...
The day starts out relatively normal. Colleen makes her way to the grocery store that she works at in the wee hours of the morning, arrives...
Little Lucie runs down the street with her bare feet and her bruised skin swelling to the surface. Tears stream down her terrified face, but she...
It was supposed to be a simple bank job. In the bank, grab the cash, control the crowd, out of the bank, and into the getaway...
Making her introduction to the genre in the remake of William Castle’s 1959 black and white classic House on Haunted Hill, Ali Larter has been a...
One of the most exciting trends happening in the horror genre right now is the revival of anthology films. The ’80s fad which included titles like...
From up-and-coming writer/director S. Craig Mahler comes Bone Tomahawk, a surprisingly effective entry in the world of western filmmaking that approaches the genre from a much...
A horror anthology roaring full speed straight out of Deutschland, German Angst is the latest in a growing resurgence of horror movies emerging from the European...
Like many other horror fans my age, I spent much of my summertime as a pre-teen devouring Goosebumps novels from prolific children’s writer R.L. Stine. My...
With an intriguing cast that includes such noteworthy names as Mila Kunis, Danny McBride, Susan Sarandon, Bob Odenkirk, T.J. Miller, Nick Swardson and Rob Riggle (and...
It’s been two years since writer/director Joe Begos unleashed the sci-fi extra-terrestrial indie horror gem Almost Human on unsuspecting Fantastic Fest audiences, and garnered a fan...
In director Ben Wheatley’s most polished film to date, Dr. Robert Laing (Tom Hiddleston) moves into a state-of-the-art, revolutionary apartment complex. Set in 1975 with an...
They could have been safe. They could have lived long, sheltered lives together as a family. They could have survived easily within the confines of the...
Broke, hungry, decrepit, and on the road — these are the trademark signs of a modern day punk rock band. Desperate for a gig and low...
Justine is like any other freshman woman entering college — curious, open to new experiences, and easily manipulated. The daughter of a lawyer for the United...
Raised by the army, Adam has been training his entire life to be the champion of earth. The military has been aware for some time now...
“Green Inferno is my mic drop.” Director Eli Roth, a filmmaker known for lending a hand to up-and-comers, may have gained a reputation as more of...
It’s been fifteen years since Becca and Tyler’s mother swore off her parents, forcing them to live their entire young adult lives without the presence of...
From playing Cutty, the reformed criminal who now trains young boys to be boxers at the local gym in HBO’s “The Wire”, to representing the voice...
Rebecca and Tyler are about to meet their grandparents for the very first time. Their mother may have severed ties long ago with folks, stubbornly refusing...
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