THE MONKEY
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 …
HERETIC
Heretic by Eric Lindbom Once in a blue (or full) moon, a casting decision evokes flat-out curiosity. That chill of anticipation struck when I first saw Hugh Grant headlining HERETIC …
“Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story”
“Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story” Review By Maureen McCabe “Monsters: the Lyle and Erik Menendez Story,” the latest offering from Ryan Murphy and his co-creator Ian Brennan, details …
SWEET KILL
Sweet Kill (1971) By Jedd Birkner This dark B movie from Roger Corman’s New World Pictures was Curtis Hanson’s directing debut and features Tab Hunter as a sexually conflicted killer. …
THE SUBSTANCE
The Substance – review by Eric Lindbom Three Snakes out of Five Writer/director Coralie Fargeat turns the volume way past 11 with THE SUBSTANCE, a feminist howl amplified by an …
The Babadook – 10th Anniversary 2024
THE BABADOOK by Eric Lindbom Five Out of Five Snakes THE BABADOOK (in theaters) returns to scald audiences on September 19th on 500 movie screens 10 years after its initial …
“MY FAVORITE THING IS MONSTERS, BOOK TWO”
“MY FAVORITE THING IS MONSTERS, BOOK TWO”: SEQUEL TO THE GROUNDBREAKING GRAPHIC NOVEL BY EMIL FERRIS, ANOTHER MASTERPIECE OF GENRE EXPRESSION by Tom Lavagnino Remember the kid sitting next to …
ODDITY
Oddity – review by Oliver Copeland Damien McCarthy’s ‘Oddity’ stands out as a unique and refreshing addition to this year’s film releases. It avoids being a copy of a superior …
I SAW THE TV GLOW
(4/5 Snakes) By Oliver Copeland – Jane Schoenbrun’s “I Saw the TV Glow” is a movie that takes you on quite a trip. Because of the unique feeling of this …
CIVIL WAR
By Eric Lindbom Four Snakes out of Five With CIVIL WAR (in theaters), writer/director Alex Garland shoves us into the deep end of the pool without narrative life jackets. In …
