@triggerwarningillustration (link: https://goo.su/HNvjN) The Thing from Another World by Eric Lindbom – Lately, John Carpenter’s THE THING has slithered beyond gorehounds into the Zeitgeist. TRUE DETECTIVE: NIGHT COUNTRY (HBO MAX) was …
Macro Monsters – by Jimmy Underwood I have the pleasure of continuing Macro Monsters, a popular Scaretube theme. The 1950s and early 1960s marked a significant era in cinema with …
by Eric Lindbom THE MONKEY While horror comedy is prevalent now, let’s call THE MONKEY (in theaters) comedy horror. Writer/director Osgood Perkins made a splash with the intense LONGLEGS, which …
WOLF MAN (in theaters but not for long), sans “THE” in the title, stinks. It isn’t just weak tea compared to the 1941 classic but fails miserably measured against the …
by Eric Lindbom Since I’m allergic to spoilers, I’m cagey about giving too much away about the tasty hook that drives COMPANION (in theaters). We meet its title character, a …
@triggerwarningillustration (link: https://goo.su/HNvjN) THE WOLF MAN (1941) by Eric Lindbom Rave warning: I’m rabid about 1941’s THE WOLF MAN — he leers up at me from my coffee-stained mouse pad as …
Steven Soderbergh’s PRESENCE Movie Review By Tom Lavagnino What’s it like to be a ghost? Steven Soderbergh’s new movie PRESENCE answers the question by placing we, the audience, …
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@triggerwarningillustration (link: https://goo.su/HNvjN) THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN (1935) by Eric Lindbom – Pressured to direct a sequel to his box office hit Frankenstein (1931), James Whale initially resisted. Since studio …
by Eric Lindbom -Taking its place alongside Fritz Lang’s METROPOLIS and several Buster Keaton full lengths, NOSFERATU: A SYMPHONY OF HORROR (1922) is among the most widely viewed silent features …
