TOGETHER
TOGETHER : Relationship Malaise Meets Body Horror Movie Review By Tom Lavagnino – Intimacy is a dicey proposition. Whether romantic, spiritual, physical, emotional, or some combination thereof, escalating intimacy cannot …
28 YEARS LATER
28 YEARS LATER Review by Eric Lindbom -A dystopian diarrhea of epidemic Doomsday horror has not yet sent fans reaching for the Pepto-Bismol. They stay as hungry as George Romero’s …
The 50th Anniversary of THE STEPFORD WIVES
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
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 …
BRING HER BACK
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
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 …
INVASION
@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
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 – 2025
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 …
Companion
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 …
