KILL is KISS – Pontypool (A Review and Synopsis)
Words have power. They can infect the world with notions, ideas, concepts. It brings with it understanding. And zombies. Words… read more
“I like the dark, it’s friendly” – a Look at the Classic, Cat People (1942)
Cat People is an extraordinary classic. It was a slow-burn hit in 1942, and became a beloved cult movie, and… read more
Workers of Metropolis
Metropolis (1927), a movie by Fritz Lang with a script written by his wife, Thea von Harbou, is considered to… read more
HAUSU: An Experience Like NO Other
I don’t know about you, but this “Time of COVID” means I have watched more movies than I ever could… read more
During pandemic lockdowns, some people bake bread, and some…well, some create HORROR
You find yourself at home, unable to leave this once comforting place except for basic needs such as groceries,… read more
Out for Blood: Vampire Lesbian Tropes Never Grow Old
It’s October; the air is getting crisp, and horror is in the air. The time of year when… read more
“Penrod and Sam”: If You’re New To Silent Films, Start Here! by Jenna Moloney
Last week, the Pordenone Silent Film Festival was broadcast online to continue its prominence during the COVID-19 pandemic. As… read more
An Examination of Themes of Consciousness and Humanity in Ex Machina
“Ex Machina” is Writer Alex Garland’s ( “28 Days Later”, “Sunshine”) directorial debut film. A novelist and screenwriter who can… read more
“The Weatherman”: Toxically Comforting Malaise
“The Weatherman” is about a tragic figure who never got over his yuppie disillusionment. On paper he’s a success by… read more
“Recorder: The Marion Stokes Project”: A Forgettable Movie about an Unforgettable Subject
The subject matter is buried in so many potentially interesting angles but director Matt Wolf takes the standard approach. He… read more