If “Smile” is the renaissance of the psychological thriller and “Don’t Look At The Demon” takes the spirit of the demonic possession trope in horror to new levels then Damien Leone’s “Terrifier II” is the modern crown jewel of instant cult classic horror cinema. David Howard Thornton is both imposing and humorous as Thornton’s Art… Read More »
I’ll preface this by saying I’m both a fan of Rob Zombie’s music and much of his film work. I also grew up enjoying The Munsters as a kid, with that said let’s dive into this. Zombie is known for his love of old horror movies and horror themed shows like The Munsters, which riffed… Read More »
I looked up the neighborhood that Sanna Lathan’s “On The Come Up” was set in, “Garden Heights” … all that came up was a daycare center, which epitomizes the audience that “On The Come Up” was made for. A completely empty theater save for myself, I can see why the attendance for this “8 Mile”… Read More »
Mia Goth may not be the most attractive actress to me, but that didn’t stop Florence Pugh from making memorable performances with A24 (“Midsommar”), so why should something as preferential as beauty barricade Goth? Thankfully my opinion on Mia Goth’s physical appearance doesn’t hold much weight to my opinion on her acting ability, since earlier… Read More »
The man who almost made Superman live has put in yet another installment to the Clerks franchise. Intended for those who have seen any of the films in the Askewniverse either in theaters or off on Netflix while being sober enough to actually recall the lore featured within the series. Clerks III to an extent… Read More »
What kind of person makes horror movies? Where do they come from and what drives them to produce, act in or direct the projects that keep us up at night and fuel our nightmares? These are the kinds of questions that this excellent documentary from Ruben Pla (Insidious, Malignant) tries to answer. As someone who… Read More »
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Ridley Scott, the master behind films such as Alien, Blade Runner, and The Martian, has two new movies in 2021. Before we see the scandalous real-life story of House of Gucci, Scott has another story to tell based on true events. The Last Duel is a historical drama that follows the last legally sanctioned duel in France’s history as Marguerite de… Read More »