Reviews
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Tales of Halloween Has Bloody Fun With Your Favorite Holiday
Horror anthology films look to be making a comeback with the likes of A Christmas Horror Story, Holidays, XX and Fear Paris (hopefully) hitting screens…
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Crimson Peak Invites You Into a Gorgeous but Hollow Haunted House
Universal Pictures A haunted house is a magical thing. Unknown terrors swirling about in a place you call home, hiding in dark corners and crevices…
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The Final Girls Is a Sweetly Humorous Love Letter to Slasher Films
Sony Pictures Worldwide Max (Taissa Farmiga) lost her mom Nancy (Malin Akerman) three years ago, and while she’s moving on with her life the memory…
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Knock Knock Opens the Door to Sex, Suds, and Stupidity
Lionsgate Premiere Some affairs just aren’t worth having. Evan Webber (Keanu Reeves) is a nice guy, a great husband and a fantastic father, but his…
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The Martian Believes It Can Be Done
20th Century Fox It’s generally understood in movies that interesting conflict requires a villain for our hero to fight against. Superheroes have super-villains, action heroes have…
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Wildlike Finds Beauty In Unlikely Places
Alaska is a place of singular beauty that envelopes you in endless fresh air, undisturbed locales, and the glorious sight of mountains for days in…
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High-Rise Review
High-Rise Offers Floor to Ceiling Satire, Laughs, and Cynicism J.G. Ballard’s 1975 novel High Rise was, at the time, a scathing commentary on society’s fragile class…
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Ludo Plays a Game With No Winner
Fantasia Read more of our Fantastic Fest 2015 coverage here. Ria and her best friend Payel are ready for a night out in Kolkata (formerly Calcutta),…
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Takashi Miike’s Yakuza Apocalypse Is a Mix of Inspired Lunacy and Dead Air
Samuel Goldwyn Films Read more of our Fantastic Fest 2015 coverage here. Takashi Miike is an incredibly inconsistent director in terms of quality, but that should almost…