Category: Horror
‘Underwater’
Underwater doesn’t try to reinvent its genre. Kristen Stewart and a relentless pacing keep the film interesting.
I Am Home: Twenty Years of ‘Event Horizon’
Twenty years ago this week, audiences were scared out of their wits with Paul Anderson’s sci fi-horror-fetish film, Event Horizon. Plagued by production problems and studio interference, Anderson’s film ended up as maimed as most of the victims in the film
Review: Jack Sholder’s cult-classic “The Hidden” is a gem waiting to be found.
While the modern world enjoys Kyle MacLachlan in his current turn as Dale Cooper in “Twin Peaks,” I decided to celebrate his cult status with the classic The Hidden. Recommended to me by several film friends earlier this year, Jack
The Girl With All The Gifts Official Review by Brian Wallinger
Offering a unique story with a well-written promise, Colm McCarthy’s The Girl With all The Gifts is a very grounded post-apocalyptic zombie thriller. Following a cataclysmic event where humans are a hoard of infested zombies, a group of uninfected children
Review: McLean’s ‘Belko Experiment’ is wickedly, indulgently familiar
Imagine being locked in a building with 79 of your other co-workers, ordered by a voice on a PA system to kill your co-workers. Much like deer hunting season, the employee with the most kills, wins. “Survival of the fittest”
“(S)aint Nick”
“T’was the night before Christmas and not a creature was stirring . . . “ For many families, especially children, this is a familiar jingle around the holidays. It ushers in a time of goodwill among men, a time for