Even if you’re no fan of Tim Burton‘s Beetlejuice, it might still command some respect. Why do I say this? Am I just some Beetlejuice fanboy? ...
Beginning of the End is a science fiction horror film released in 1957. It was directed by Bert I. Gordon, who died recently at the age...
Vincenzo Natali’s Cube remains a brilliant film yet, for me, it never comes across as overly smart. Basically, a dumb-ass could perfectly enjoy this film and...
Douglas Schulze’s Hellmaster really shouldn’t work at all, but I still kinda like it (sort of like this movie). Admittedly, part of its appeal is simply...
“Inside-out Boy” is a minor character from the Aqua Teen Hunger Force season 1 episode “Circus.” While another character from the episode, Randy the Astonishing (Matt...
A look at some of the creepest moments from Breaking Bad, and also a quick reminder of why the series was so effective.
Threads Rather than make a nuclear conflaration look fun, the TV movie "Threads" reminds us we'll suffer from it, if not die immediately. Bold!
Ed Wood's classic clunker Plan 9 from Outer Space dares to ask that question: If two easily-defeated, more-mindless-than-usual zombies attacked a few townsfolk, would it be...
Georges Méliès' 1902 silent film, 'The Treasures of Satan,' is obviously old, but it can still inspire some interesting story ideas. Here are a few!
Werewolves of the Third Reich got me thinking about Nazi werewolves, mad scientists, and crazy world wars.
Film and TV composer Timothy Stuart Jones has previously worked on projects like American Pie Presents: Girls’ Rules (2020), Thor: Ragnarok (2017), and The Lego Movie...
Martin Scorsese is known for crime thriller films based on true stories, and The Departed doesn’t defy those expectations. In this film, a police recruit named...
As the world (hopefully) eventually recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic, a question lingers, threatening to burn a hole through one’s mind: Will Arnold Schwarzenegger make a...
Some characters are better when presented mysteriously, and such is definitely the case with Dr. Hannibal Lecter (Anthony Hopkins) in Jonathan Demme’s The Silence of the...
With Godzilla Vs. Kong successfully reigniting a classic rivalry and rejuvenating the mythic Godzilla, it only seems appropriate to retrace our collective steps and remember how...
Takashi Miike’s The Happiness of the Katakuris is a giant mixed bag of a movie. If you have seen his much-celebrated Audition, you should not go...
Let’s just jump into it! Here are some interesting ideas for future installments in the Friday the 13th franchise. Obviously, I could have come up with...
Steve Miner’s Halloween H20 seems like it was destined to generate mixed feelings. For starters, the man who played Dr. Loomis, Donald Pleasence had died, so...
Before I begin my full-fledged review of David Marmor’s 1BR, I must give a bit of a spoiler warning: I do talk about what this film...
Leigh Whannell’s The Invisible Man takes an old, far-fetched concept — human invisibility — and makes it seem totally plausible while giving H. G. Wells’ tale...