Review: The Conjuring 2
The Conjuring became quite the hidden gem when it was released three years ago. A nostalgic return to classic horror haunting roots, it breathed ...
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Review: Terrordactyl
With a clever pun served on a silver platter, Terrordactyl presents itself as a straight to video B-movie masterpiece ready to absorb two ...
BioShock’s Ken Levine making an interactive Twilight Zone movie
BioShock director Ken Levine is teaming with Interlude to explore the intersection of gaming and film: his next stop is The Twilight Zone. ...
See the Green Room early and free
Patrick Stewart as the villain in a horror film. You’re sold, right? Good, because we have some tickets for you that will get ...
Tribeca Review: Holidays
Horror anthologies are all the rage now. Get a couple of creatives together, pick a theme, and they’re allowed to explore one of ...
The Last of Us movie probably isn’t happening any time soon
Two years ago we got word that a The Last of Us movie was in the works, and then nothing, but some rumors on ...
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Review: Evolution
There’s so much going for Lucile Hadzihalilovic’s Evolution, a film expertly lensed from the deliberate first shot: looking up to the sky from ...
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Review: 10 Cloverfield Lane
J.J. Abrams loves his mystery boxes, and the marketing campaign around 10 Cloverfield Lane is so darn mystery box-y: a movie seemingly made in ...
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Review: They’re Watching
In almost every found-footage movie, there’s a much better non-found-footage movie. The entire idea of found-footage becomes a formal hindrance in which the ...
Review: Baskin
I was talking to another film critic a few weeks ago and he mentioned catching a screener of Can Evrenol’s Baskin. “You have to ...
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Review: Under the Shadow
Some of the most notable indie horror movies of the last few years have been by women or about women. For example, see ...