‘The Curse of La Llorona’ Review: Someone Saw ‘The Conjuring’ But Forgot to Take Notes
Turns out the real curse were the generic and bland scares we met along the way.
Tag: SXSW
‘Fast Color’ Review: A Superhero Movie for a Broken World
With 'Fast Color,' Julia Hart encourages women everywhere to create a better world from the broken remains of this one.
‘Snatchers’ Review: Say Hello to Your Morning Laughter Pill
Filmmakers Stephen Cedars and Benji Kleiman deliver a hilarious and gory romp that will leave you smiling.
Richard Bates Jr. Says We’re All Targets in ‘Tone-Deaf’
We talk with the writer/director about his latest horror film and why we're all culpable for the world we've inherited.
Karen Maine and Natalia Dyer on Shattering Self-Pleasure Tropes in ‘Yes, God, Yes’
There is no shame in loving your self.
‘Pet Sematary’ Review: Sometimes, The Original Is Better
The lead performances are greatly improved, but the horror of it all leaves a lot to be desired.
Hulu’s ‘Shrill’ Brings Bold Storytelling and Body Positivity to the Screen
Hulu's new show is a beautiful and honest portrayal of body positivity in the age of the millennial dramedy.
‘Girl on the Third Floor’ Review: Bad Behaviors and Bodily Fluids Paint the Walls Sticky
An unsettling and icky descent into a man-made hell.
‘Good Boys’ Review: Who Knew R-Rated Comedy Could Be So Adorable
The SXSW headliner brings cuteness to an R-rated world.
‘The Inventor: Out for Blood in Silicon Valley’ Review: Alex Gibney Shows Us the Rotten Side of Innovation
Alex Gibney's latest documentary considers the Silicon Valley mindset through the case of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes. Our review.
