If there’s anyone who watched Fifty Shades of Grey and was unsatisfied with…well, everything, then I advise you to check out the Finnish film Dogs Don’t Wear Pants. Co-written and directed by…
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Bliss captures the agony and ecstasy of artistic creation.
If The Lost Boys had a wild strung out cousin, this would be it. In a simple summary, Joe Begos’s Bliss can be described as a film about a vampire who struggles…
Shudder Content Guide: February
February is a bounty on Shudder. There is a lot of great content added to the service this month. Some of which is the return of some previous material, no less. This…
Tigers Are Not Afraid is a criminally underrated movie.
In a world where most horror movies are either gory, spooky or just campy, Tigers Are Not Afraid stands completely alone. Its a horror story inside a dark crime fairytale that’s deeply…
The Dead Lands is entertaining but is nothing I’ll be keeping up with.
Has anyone ever heard of the 2014 New Zealand film The Dead Lands? It was written by Glenn Standing, directed by Toa Fraser, and was selected as New Zealand’s entry for the…
Interview: Jennifer Manriquez of The Joe Bob Briggs Fanzine
The MutantFam is a passionate group of drive-in mutants. Throughout the various marathons, there is usually some sort of craft or art piece sent to Joe Bob, revealed by Darcy. It’s all…
The Marshes film review: A slow fever dream mess
New Shudder original, The Marshes, has the ingredients for a decent horror film but it burns the recipe. The Marshes, written and directed by Roger Scott, is a mess of a film….
Notes from The Last Drive-In: Joe Bob’s Red Christmas – Silent Night, Deadly Night Part 2
The final film of the Red Christmas event was the gloriously insane Silent Night, Deadly Night Part 2, and before we go any further… well, we know what you are really here…
Shudder Content Guide: January
Start your year off on the right foot… by subscribing to Shudder and enjoying some of the fresh frights being delivered to the service for January. As always, we’ll provide selections from…
Notes from the Last Drive-In: Joe Bob’s Red Christmas – Jack Frost
The second film of Red Christmas was the gloriously insane Jack Frost; and no, it’s not the Michael Keaton snow-dad movie. The movie is absolutely wacky as Hell and has the distinguishment…