Category: Movies
She Will, Indeed
She Will is a gorgeously filmed, not-entirely-subtle feminist fantasy of turned tables, shifting power dynamics, and well-earned revenge. Graced […]
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You Are Not My Mother: Fey and Frightening
You Are Not My Mother is an understated and quietly creepy film that deftly touches all the right emotional […]
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Only Lovers Left Alive: Romance Among the Ruins
Jim Jarmusch’s 2013 vampire film Only Lovers Left Alive is already a classic, and should be required viewing for […]
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The Spine of Night: Good, Evil, and Epic
The Spine of Night is a lush, animated fantasy, full of cosmic horrors and epic sweeps of time that […]
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We Need to Do Something Does Things
We Need to Do Something, a claustrophobic little horror movie scripted by Max Booth III and based on his […]
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Ghost Story: Comfortable Chills
Ghost Story, the 1981 film based on Peter Straub’s novel, is a traditional supernatural thriller that promises more than […]
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Eye of the Devil Deserves a Look
Eye of the Devil is a sophisticated yet familiar gothic horror movie, sprinkled with age-old rituals and inherited secrets. […]
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Threads: A Horror for the Ages
The mid-1980s were a great time for horror movies–Jason, Freddy, Michael, poltergeists, werewolves, and all their many companions. But […]
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Blood Quantum Peels Back the Skin
Blood Quantum presents its take on the zombie apocalypse with a sure hand and a wry sense of humor. […]
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La Llorona: Politics Made Personal
La Llorona, director Jayro Bustamante’s new interpretation of the popular legend, is a deeply affecting ghost story. Without any […]
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