Review: The Becomers
The body-snatcher genre is a classic staple of cinematic horror. From the 1956 film Invasion of the Body Snatchers to its successor (with ...
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Review: Booger
Horror is cinema’s most versatile genre, exploring themes like grief and family through the typical tropes we expect of scary films. Booger is ...
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Review: Cuckoo
Hunter Schafer finally gets her leading role! As a fan of hers since season one of Euphoria, I was so excited to hear ...
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Review: Longlegs
Whatever your stance is on the recent wave of horror films, it’s apparent that their popularity is soaring. That is certainly the case ...
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Review and Interview: Chronicles of a Wandering Saint
I had the immense pleasure of watching Tomás Gómez Bustillo’s debut feature film Chronicles of a Wandering Saint and interviewing him via Zoom ...
Review: I Saw the TV Glow
Pink lights, psychic bonds, a dead-end job. Burning TVs, sleeping on the basement floor, missing friends. Time passes you by, dragging on yet ...
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Review: Stress Positions
2020 was a year of major turmoil: COVID-19 was sweeping across the US; Biden started his first term as president; the murder of ...
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Review: La Chimera
Filmmakers have long understood cinema to be a magical form of art. From the technological and artistic innovations that allowed sound and image ...
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Review: Love Lies Bleeding
Sex, drugs, lesbians, muscles: Love Lies Bleeding is a film that knows what it is and who it’s for. Rose Glass’s latest feature ...
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Review: All of Us Strangers
A man sits alone in his flat stories above the ground. The window reveals a city teeming with life, but the man can’t ...
Review: Drive-Away Dolls
Drive-Away Dolls, Ethan Coen’s first directorial venture without his brother Joel, was one of my most anticipated films of 2024. A lesbian road ...
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Review: She Is Conann
Epic stories of tragic heroes rising to great power or making arduous journeys have long fueled the action and fantasy genres. From Ancient ...