Night’s End Movie Review & Film Summary
The low-fi horror film “Night’s End” tries to combine old-fashioned haunted house chills with more contemporary technological terrors, but never quite…
The low-fi horror film “Night’s End” tries to combine old-fashioned haunted house chills with more contemporary technological terrors, but never quite…
Dr. Michael Morbius (Jared Leto), the title character of Columbia Pictures’ MCU-adjacent semi-horror movie “Morbius,” is a “living vampire.” What,…
Justin Kurzel’s “Nitram” is almost like an echo of the filmmaker’s 2011 debut breakthrough “Snowtown,” which is also a dissection…
With the planet teetering on the precipice of World War III, it’s rather horrifying to observe the sheer number of…
Hulu’s “The Girl From Plainville,” like many of its limited-series contemporaries, begins at the end—at least, the end for young…
The low-key screwball tone of Roshan Sethi’s “7 Days” is a good reminder that characters don’t have to like each…
Between “Infinite Storm,” about a woman who rescues a man while hiking, and last month’s “The Desperate Hour,” about a…
Few things in life are certain besides death, taxes, and maybe the never-ending task that is doing laundry. At least…
“The Lost City” isn’t an especially unique film; its premise draws on “Romancing the Stone” and countless other adventure movies….
The eerie detachment, the kitschy interiors, the lurid use of color, the ominous synth score. There’s more than a hint…
Even if this documentary directed by Lisa Hurwitz had nothing else to recommend it, it would be worthwhile as an…
The first minute of “Topside” is soul-shaking. It begins with a quote from the book about the homeless people that…
“Mothering Sunday” isn’t a work of memoir. It’s based on a novel by prize-winning British author Graham Swift, adapted for…
This latest version of “Cheaper by the Dozen” claims in the opening credits to be based on the classic 1948…
In my younger days, when my New Jersey palate was being trained in more refined things by some slightly older…
In my bio here on our beloved site, I profess a love for Blaxploitation films. Unfortunately, I couldn’t muster any…
“Windfall” is the kind of acting experiment that usually works for me. Trap three talented actors on a single set…
Movies rarely come as chic as “The Outfit,” a thrifty, continually unpredictable whodunit, fashioned with the same meticulousness found in…
There’s a lot of pressure on Adrian Lyne’s “Deep Water,” a film that was basically dumped onto Hulu after Disney…
Israeli director Nadav Lapid’s fourth feature is an imaginatively directed psychodrama about a director’s artistic and emotional crisis, done in the spirit…
Irish filmmakers have slowly been creating an impressive catalog of horror films: ghost stories, stories steeped in the occult, with…
Mariama Diallo’s “Master” does not work as a horror movie. It is not even remotely scary, its story and lore…
Horror has always been a home for DIY filmmaking. There’s something magical about a group of like-minded people who go…
This is a story full of pain, full of wounds. It doesn’t register as such at first. But it eventually…
It’s clear as day that the producers of “Texas Chainsaw Massacre” saw David Gordon Green’s 2018 reboot of “Halloween” and…