In the Game: Fight Like a One Man Army in ‘Dynasty Warriors: Origins’
Wade Stokan previews the long-awaited ‘Dynasty Warriors: Origins’ in this installment of In the Game!
Category: review
Saturday at the Movies: The Visual Splendour and Flaws of ‘Nosferatu (2024)’
With a lot of overacting from virtually all involved, writer/director Robert Eggers’ “Nosferatu” is a gorgeous, unnecessary rehash of a familiar story.
Holiday Gift Guide 2024: ‘Cannibal Error’ Revisits the Video Nasty Era With Humor and Horror
Fans of 1980s horror will love adding ‘Cannibal Error’ to their shelves this winter! Read Jeffery X Martin’s review for the Holiday Gift Guide!
Review: Linkin Park’s ‘From Zero’ is a Solid, Screaming Crowdpleaser
Jeffery X Martin calls Linkin Park’s ‘From Zero’ the “angriest feel-good album in years.” Read his full review!
31 Days of Horror 2024: Chappell Roan Creates the Haunting Score for Horror Short ‘Posies’ (2022) from Writer/Director Rachel (R.H.) Stavis
Horror short ‘Posies’ uses Rachel Stavis’s meticulous direction in concert with Chappell Roan’s beautifully atmospheric score to craft a story about beauty and ugliness in opposition within the same skin.
31 Days of Horror 2024: Johannes Grenzfurthner’s ‘Solvent’ Tumbles You Down The Rabbit Hole
31 Days of Horror: Johannes Grenzfurthner’s ‘Solvent’ dissolves found footage tropes and takes you down a dizzying rabbit hole of obsession.
Fantastic Fest 2024: Danny Villanueva Jr’s Frightening and Tragic ‘What Happened To Dorothy Bell?’
Fantastic Fest 2024: Danny Villanueva Jr’s film What Happened To Dorothy Bell? explores trauma and supernatural horror in a gripping, innovative found footage experience.
More Bitten Than Chewed: Angela Englert on ‘Consumed’ (2024)
Angela Englert writes about Mitchell Altieri’s forest horror, ‘Consumed’ and how it bites off way more than it can chew.
In the Game: ‘INDIKA’ is a Challenging Religious Experience
Sin and the nature of faith lie at the center of ‘INDIKA,’ an indie game Wade Stokan calls “mind-bending and genre-defying.” Find out more In the Game!
Saturday at the Movies: ‘Lowlifes (2024)’ Aims High and Cuts Deep
Jeffery X Martin spends some time with the families with ‘Lowlifes’ in this week’s Saturday at the Movies.
Review: Laurie Anderson Brings “Let x=x” to Toronto’s Koerner Hall
Laurie Anderson returned to Toronto’s Koerner Hall this past Friday for an engaging experience, part of the ongoing 21C Music Festival.
Boston Underground Film Festival 2024: The Carnival Provides in Nathan Tape’s ‘Off Ramp’
Our BUFF coverage continues as Jeffery X Martin looks at ‘Off Ramp,’ a Juggalo road trip through weirdness and beauty.