Gilbert Speaks on Social Inequality in ‘Parasite’
Sometimes, in a horror film, you don’t encounter aliens or monsters. Sometimes, in a horror film, you encounter scheming humans.
Sometimes, in a horror film, you don’t encounter aliens or monsters. Sometimes, in a horror film, you encounter scheming humans.
“Black Phone 2” is a well-made, well-acted film that builds on the original and puts its story at its heart.
Serial killers are scary enough, but when you tie in the occult and astronomy, you get the frightening “Strange Harvest.”
Jeffery X Martin likes “Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2” more than most people. Find out why in his review for 31 Days of Horror 2025!
Paul Thomas Anderson’s ‘One Battle After Another’ is a funny, brilliant, surgical satire of authoritarian fascism and one of the year’s best.
“Brave the Dark” is a beautiful story about good teachers guiding children who are trying to survive and overcome the traumatic events in their lives.
“The Long Walk” falls into the category of superior Stephen King adaptations.
Sometimes a folktale can help young people find their way.
A romantic comedy set against the backdrop of underground horror filmmaking, Kenichi Ugana’s I Fell In Love with a Z-Grade Director in Brooklyn once again finds the heart underneath the blood and viscera.
While it won’t keep you up at night, Steven Soderbergh’s “Presence” will keep you engaged with its haunting tale.
Marie Gilbert calls “All The Moons” the best vampire film in years.
Winner, winner, endless dinner! ‘Buffet Infinity’ is one of Jeffery X Martin’s absolute favorites from Fantasia 2025. Read his review before it’s too late!