Scaretube Snags new Writer!
Introducing Writer, Filmmaker, Photographer Jedd Birkner, who joins the Scareube Writing staff. He prefers movies that are dark, transgressive and often don’t have subtitles…but should. (His knowledge of Japanese and …
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 …
“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 …
POEM – after seeing The Thing
POEM WRITTEN AFTER SEEING JOHN CARPENTER’S “THE THING” (aka “The Greatest Monster In The History Of Cinema”) By Tom Lavagnino Warm wire warmed warmer At the end of …
Talk to Me & The Exorcist
by Eric Lindbom TALK TO ME – Four Snakes I’ve never remotely known a distribution/production company that garners the deserved fan loyalty of A24. The company’s impeccable good taste, quality …
IT’S ALIVE!
Reviewed by Eric Lindbom. The classic Universal horrors of the ‘30s and ‘40s are rightly celebrated by historians and fans whose adoration transcends the marquee lead actors who played the …
M3GAN
M3GAN Review by Eric Lindbom Though she stands four feet tall, the robot super friend M3GAN (in theaters) is already a box office heavy weight and a memorable monster. If …
SOFT & QUIET
by Eric Lindbom In Soft &Quiet (in theaters or for rent/purchase on Apple TV, Google Play), a swastika carved into her cherry pie signals that Emily (Stefanie Estes), a charismatic …
CRONENBERG Crimes of the Future
REVIEW by ERIC LINDBOM – In any gore hound’s game of word association, “body horror” spells Canadian director (and oft screenwriter) David Cronenberg back after eight years with the delectable …
FRESH
FRESH (Hulu) sure as hell is. For those who dig horror/sicko true crime/psychological thrillers/Cosmopolitan bad date tips/dark comedy with a feminist bent — you’re covered here. Okay, I’m not a …
