A Pair of Heartbreakers: The Bacon Brothers In Concert
Guest contributor and concert photographer Julie Finley describes her experiences at a recent Bacon Brothers show in Ohio.
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Category: review
Review: ‘Angelique’s Isle’ Tells An Essential Story, But Falters in Execution
Despite a couple of strong performances, ‘Angelique’s Isle’ buries an essential true Canadian story under flashbacks and supernatural elements.
Review: In ‘The Peanut Butter Falcon,’ The Journey Is the Point
‘The Peanut Butter Falcon’ is a fantastical story of determination, friendship, and pro wrestling.
Review: ‘Villains’ is a Black Comedy-Thriller-Romance With A Heart of Gold
‘Villains’ allows four underrated actors to play a game of cat-and-mouse in a thriller with a surprising amount of heart.
Fantasia 2019: In ‘Homewrecker,’ Being Polite Will Kill You
‘Homewrecker’ draws a horrifying picture of what happens between two women when common courtesy overrides obvious behavioral red flags.
Fantasia 2019 Review: The Witch Next Door In ‘The Wretched’
‘The Wretched,’ an official Fantasia 2019 selection, is an evocative film, unafraid to wave its witchiness in the viewer’s face.
Anarchy Meets Horror in ‘Kids of the Black Hole’ Anthology
‘Kids of the Black Hole,’ the new punksploitation horror anthology from St. Rooster Press, is an obscene finger gesture in a world of pageant waves.
Horror Anthology ‘Borderlands’ Still Terrifying After All These Years
With the entire anthology series being relaunched by Riverdale Avenue Press, this is a great time to read ‘Borderlands Volume One.’
Horror Movie Soundtracks are the Stars of ‘Blood on Black Wax’
‘Blood on Black Wax’ wears its love for horror soundtracks on its cover, and the variety of albums within the book will surely please spooky music fans.
Hot Docs 2019: ‘The Corporate Coup D’État’ Examines For-Profit Politics
A look at how private interests are taking over American politics, ‘The Corporate Coup D’État’ makes its Canadian debut at Hot Docs 2019 in Toronto, Canada.
‘Teen Movie Hell’ is a Raucous Romp through the World of Sex Comedies
‘Teen Movie Hell’ is an encyclopedic look at the sub-genre of teen sex comedies from the 60s to its apex in the 80s and 90s.
Eat the Poor: ‘The Cannibal Club’ Gleefully Snacks on the Class War
The violent Brazilian satire, ‘The Cannibal Club,’ keeps viewers entertained with a clever story, graphic sex and gore, and a wonderful visual aesthetic.