Author: Jamie Righetti

The new docuseries shines a spotlight on how serial killers exploit a broken system. Between 2010 and 2011, police uncovered ten bodies meticulously buried on Gilgo…

Paul Verhoeven challenges audiences again with an evocative and complex new heroine. There’s a lot to unpack in Elle, a film that is surprisingly funny, suffocatingly…

An interview with showrunner Nick Antosca on what makes the mini-series work and more. There’s no question that some of horror’s scariest and most memorable moments…

“The Cell” fills in the blanks and sows the seeds of discontent. If tonight’s episode of The Walking Dead gave us anything, aside from getting…

How the unique power of cinema can help us believe in ourselves. It was around this time last year that I sat numb from cold…

Carol faces off with Ezekiel and finds an Eden of her own. After an especially gut-wrenching season premiere, The Walking Dead offered a palate cleanser with…

Horror’s plucky heroine remains suspiciously absent this Halloween. There’s a scene at the end of John Carpenter’s Halloween (1978) that never ceases to take my…

Death wasn’t the only painful part of the season premiere. Much like the pointless ride Negan and Rick took after Lucille’s rampage, the Season Seven…

How this year’s ugly landscape might have an impact on season seven’s success. When The Walking Dead first premiered in 2010, there was palpable excitement about…