Rift (2017) [REVIEW] [FANTASTIC FEST 2017]
One of the joys of covering film festivals is that you’re inundated with so many films that you don’t often have time to research all of them to find out […]
Category Archives: Horror Movies
Replace (2017) [REVIEW] [FANTASIA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL]
On the one hand, it’s frustrating that films are often called “Cronenbergian” whenever it includes elements of science fiction and grimy practical effects of body horror, but on the other […]
Tragedy Girls (2017) [REVIEW] [FANTASIA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL]
Decades ago, when people envisioned the “future of technology,” they envisioned flying cars and jetpacks, which we’re all still waiting for. What ended up actually happening, however, was a deluge […]
Game of Death (2017) [REVIEW] [FANTASIA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 2017]
Whether it be The Hunger Games or Battle Royale or The Running Man, there’s no shortage of movies about sci-fi dystopias where people must compete in some way, shape, or […]
Sequence Break (2017) [REVIEW] [FANTASIA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 2017]
Is there anything Graham Skipper CAN’T do?! The performer has starred in a slew of solid horror films (Almost Human, The Mind’s Eye, Beyond the Gates), has starred in the […]
Killing Ground (2017) [REVIEW]
Thanks to the Crocodile Dundee films and the likes of Yahoo Serious, the ’80s gave Australian cinema a pretty goofy reputation. American audiences seem to view the continent as one […]
Camera Obscura (2017) [REVIEW]
I can’t say I knew much about Camera Obscura before an email arrived in my inbox, announcing its future release. However, upon reading the email, I began to learn more […]
It Comes at Night (2017) [REVIEW]
Remember when Joel Edgerton starred in that shitty 2011 The Thing? And he looked just like a young Kurt Russell, but the movie was complete dogshit? Well, how rad is […]
Like Me (2017) [REVIEW] [SXSW ’17]
Ever since the days of Friendster (yeah kids, I’m talking FRIENDSTER!), I’ve been fascinated with the way that social media would impact the development of society. In my own personal […]
68 Kill (2017) [REVIEW] [SXSW ’17]
Four years after its release, Cheap Thrills still kicks all kinds of ass. There isn’t one element of that film that stands out from the rest, with the performances, direction, […]
The Wolfman Cometh 