Reviews
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Pride and Prejudice and Zombies and Maybe a Few Other Things
Lionsgate Zombie films are second only to slashers when it comes to the sheer volume of horror titles released each year, but as popular as…
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Yoga Hosers Might Just Constitute Child Abuse
Some of you may not believe this, but most film critics would prefer not to write negative reviews. We’re film fans first and foremost, and…
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Captain Fantastic Is a Warm and Funny Delight
Celebrate Noam Chomsky Day with the Warmly Funny Captain Fantastic One look at the pic above or the synopsis below and you’d be forgiven for…
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Sundance 2016: Birth of a Nation Reclaims That Title to Honor Nat Turner’s Rebellion
Birth of a Nation Reclaims That Title to Honor Nat Turner’s Rebellion The greatest accomplishment of Nate Parker’s The Birth of a Nation might be…
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Sundance 2016: Rob Zombie Takes One Step Backward With 31
Rob Zombie Takes One Step Backward With 31 Sundance 2016 Follow all of our Sundance 2016 coverage. Generally speaking you’re either a fan of Rob Zombie’s…
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Sundance 2016: Dark Night Explores a Day in the Life of America’s Death
Dark Night Explores a Day in the Life of America’s Death Sundance 2016 Follow all of our Sundance 2016 coverage. If intentions were synonymous with…
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Terrifying Winds Blow Under the Shadow
It’s not uncommon for horror films to feature subtext amid the terror, but that commentary is typically a side note to the prevailing carnage and…
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‘Hunt for the Wilderpeople’ Finds Laughs and Heart in New Zealand
New Zealand has an unfair advantage over many other countries when it comes to films and scenes set outside in nature because so much of…
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Swiss Army Man’s Fart Is In the Right Place, and Sometimes That’s Enough
It is, as the French say, unique.
