Available now On Demand and Digital from Wild Eye Releasing and director Luca Gabriele Rossetti (The Edge of Humanity) called The Unkind. The film stars Tommaso Basili (Leonardo TV series), Taylor Skeens (The Hot Take! TV series), Kavita Albizzati (Occultus), and Sherine Mazzulli (Blind). Synopsis: Six friends vacationing at a …
Read More »Wilco C. Rullens’ New Short Film, ‘Stay Pretty, No Pity,’ Available on YouTube
A new short horror film, Stay Pretty, No Pity, directed by Wilco C. Rullens (Ouija Japan) is available on YouTube. The film stars Maria Ozawa (Geisha of Death), Saki Ohwada (Before We Vanish), Aya Amelia Kodama, and Rafaeu Viana. Synopsis: Lucy (half Japanese/half American) just got out of an abusive …
Read More »Lindsay Thomas Robinson’s ‘Central Dental’ Is A Scathing Commentary on the US Heathcare System – Movie Review
Ah, the dentist. As far as medical professionals go, this is the one that many people fear the most. But the fear is more that just the physical pain of having a tooth fixed… it also comes when you get presented with a massive bill. In America, if you have …
Read More »Jacob Gentry’s ‘Broadcast Signal Intrusion’ (2021) Is Long On Style But Falls Short On Story – Movie Review
I’ll be the first to admit that I’m not a tech savvy person. I feel pretty fortunate every day when my computer boots up without an error message. But that doesn’t mean I can’t appreciate a good computer movie, and the idea behind director Jacob Gentry’s (The Signal) new film, …
Read More »‘The Rapture’ (1991): The Ultimate Price of Devotion is Still Searing 30 Years Later
There are certain films that stay with you, even decades after you see them, and Michael Tolkin’s (The Player) apocalyptic film The Rapture is one of them for me. Many times in films, the end of the world is thwarted at the last minute as the heroes find a way …
Read More »Teddy Grennan’s ‘Wicked Games’ (2021): A Hell Of A Good Time! – Movie Review
Teddy Grennan, who is quickly becoming one of my favorite directors after last year’s amazing Ravage (2020 – our review), knocks it out of the park again with his new thriller, Wicked Games. Synopsis: When Harley joins her new boyfriend for a long Halloween weekend at his country estate, they’re invaded …
Read More »‘Severance’ (2006) Is A Stark Reminder That Corporate Team Building Exercises Can Be Literal Hell – Retro Review
Ah, Team Building Exercises. During my five year tenure at a corporation, I can honestly say that nothing, NOTHING, was more torturous that than those horrific hours spent “bonding” awkwardly with my co-workers. So when the talented director of Creep (the 2004 version with Franka Potente), Christopher Smith, made Severance, …
Read More »Fantasia Fest 2021: Igor Legarreta’s ‘All the Moons’ (2021) Is A Sad, Poetic Vampire Drama – Movie Review
In films and television, child vampires are often depicted as willful, angry, and petulant. They illustrate an ongoing theme of the difficulties of an immature mind being trapped an eternally young body. But the new movie, All the Moons, directed by Igor Legarreta (When You No Longer Love Me), chooses …
Read More »Fantasia Fest 2021: Kier-La Janisse’s ‘Woodlands Dark And Days Bewitched’ (2021): A Comprehensive, Immersive Look At Folk Horror – Movie Review
Author/editor/Miskatonic Institute of Horror Studies founder Kier-La Janisse’s (From the Woods to the Cosmos: John Leman Riley on the History of Soviet Fantasy and Sci-Fi Film, Warped and Faded: Weird Wednesday and the Birth of the American Genre Film Archive) new documentary, Woodlands Dark and Days Bewitched, is a fascinating, …
Read More »Fantasia Fest 2021: ‘Things That Go Bump In The East’ Short Film Block Review
Recently, I had the opportunity to review a very interesting set of eight short films (one of my favorite genres!) for 2021’s Fantasia Fest in a shorts block called Things That Go Bump In The East. Chewing Gum (Chingum) Directed by Mihir Fadnavis and starring Ratnabali Bhattacharjee (Sold), Bandita Bora …
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