Vinegar Syndrome Brings an Eclectic Genre Mix Home for April 2023

By Rob Hunter 

We take a look at Curse of the Blue Lights, Five Women for the Killer, and Vacations of Terror I & II!

‘Blindspotting’ Season 2 Is A Creative, Cameo-Filled Vision of Oakland

By Valerie Ettenhofer 

The ballad of Ashley and Miles continues.

‘Ahsoka’ Trailer: Warrior. Outcast. Rebel. Jedi?

By Brad Gullickson 

We dig into the teaser trailer and consider how it adheres to and contradicts the character’s animated history.

Why a Filmmaker Might Choose to Flip a Shot

By Meg Shields 

To flip, or not to flip? That is the question.

Jackie Chan Finds Love in Our ‘Gorgeous’ Pick of the Week

By Rob Hunter 

Plus 8 more new releases to watch at home this week on UHD, Blu-ray, and DVD!

The Enduring Folk Horror of ‘The Devil and Daniel Webster’

By Meg Shields 

“I’d fight ten thousand devils to save a New Hampshire man.”

‘Wicked, Wicked,’ Polyrhythmic Form, and the Vicious Split-Screen

By Meg Shields 

My god, I’m seeing double.

‘Malum’ Kicks Off a Great Premise Before Fumbling Its Horrors

By Rob Hunter 

Come for the visuals and lead performance, but prepare to be bored by endless hallucinations.

Bob Hoskins and John Leguizamo Were Brothers in Bond on ‘Super Mario Bros.’

By Jacob Trussell 

The actors may have been a little inebriated while filming the most infamous disasterpiece of 1993, but their off-screen bonding only helped make their on-screen relationship feel real.

How ‘Scream 6’ Broke Away from the Franchise’s Visual Tradition

By Brad Gullickson 

We chat with cinematographer Brett Jutkiewicz about ‘Scream 6,’ transforming Montreal into New York City, and why spherical lenses were the only way to go.

Intense Dark Comedy ‘Beef’ Is The Boldest Show Netflix Has Made In Years

By Valerie Ettenhofer 

The new Netflix series Beef stars Ali Wong and Steven Yeun as two strangers entangled in a feud, but it taps an intense vein of American anger that goes far beyond a road rage incident.

Ben Affleck’s ‘Air’ is a Hollow Brand Tribute

By Will DiGravio 

Despite a solid performance from Viola Davis, the latest collaboration between Matt Damon and Ben Affleck remains wanting.