The 50th Anniversary of THE STEPFORD WIVES (and the five-month anniversary of COMPANION): “Elevated Horror” Across Half A Century By Tom Lavagnino – What’s your definition of “elevated horror”? Technically …
Cold Case: The Tylenol Murders By Maureen McCabe Cold Case: The Tylenol Murders is the latest offering in the Cold Case series, a three-part documentary directed by Yotam Guendelman and …
by Eric Lindbom BRING HER BACK (in theaters) takes elevated horror far past the top floor onto the roof, and some viewers will lunge for a railing. Grief-stricken Laura (Sally …
THE LIFE OF CHUCK -review by Neil Healy- I saw The Life of Chuck with my wife and friends in LA at a pre-release screening. It’s SciFi, and you never …
@triggerwarningillustration (link: https://goo.su/HNvjN) INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS (1956) by Eric Lindbom Sleep and die! That’s the terrifying danger faced by the inhabitants of sleepy fictional town Santa Maria, California, in …
SINNERS By Eric Lindbom In writer/director Ryan Coogler’s feverishly exuberant SINNERS (in theaters), we’re told up front that some musicians can “pierce the veil between life and death.” Young but …
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, …
