Fantasia Film Festival 2024: Urban Legend Horror Gets Existential in ‘This Man’
Our Fantasia Film Festival 2024 coverage continues with a review of the dread-laden horror movie, ‘This Man.’
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Saturday at the Movies: ‘Everwinter Night’ is a Clever Horror Movie Worth Finding
Stuck in the streaming quagmire, ‘Everwinter Night’ is a smart horror movie that slipped under the radar.
Saturday at the Movies: ‘I Drink Your Blood (1970)’
It’s a heartfelt coming-of-age tale. Also: there’s rabies. Spend Saturday at the Movies with Jeffery X Martin as he talks about ‘I Drink Your Blood.’
Movie Review: “Monolith” Constructs a Sci-Fi Puzzle Worth Solving
“Monolith” is a thought-provoking, emotionally affecting, great science fiction movie. Read Jeffery X Martin’s review to find out more!
31 Days of Horror 2023: Slick, Sick, and Self-Referential, ‘Saw 3D (2010)’ Closes the Franchise
The games come to a screeching halt in ‘Saw 3D (2010),’ the final film in the original series. Read Jeffery X Martin’s review as 31 Days of Horror proceeds!
31 Days of Horror 2023: Jigsaw Fights the Power in ‘Saw VI (2009)’
‘Saw VI (2009)’ makes its case for both keeping calm and universal healthcare. Does that make sense? Jeffery X Martin tries to explain as 31 Days of Horror 2023 obtains forward momentum!
31 Days of Horror 2023: ‘The Collection (2012)’ Goes Gonzo With Gore
‘The Collection (2012)’ takes its shot and leaves a giant bloody stain on the screen! Check out Jeffery X Martin’s review as 31 Days of Horror churns through October!
31 Days of Horror 2023: The Hoffman Era Begins in Earnest in ‘Saw V (2008)’
With ‘Saw V (2008),’ the franchise takes a deep breath and collects itself before moving on. Find out more as 31 Days of Horror 2023 wants to play a game!
31 Days of Horror 2023: “Saw (2004)” Traps the Viewer in Moral Ambiguity
31 Days of Horror 2023 continues as Jeffery X Martin revisits ‘Saw (2004) and finds more than just traps.
Review: ‘That’s A Wrap’ is Stylishly Nasty Horror
Gory and graphic, ‘That’s A Wrap’ is a refreshingly adult horror movie. Well, maybe not for all adults. Read Jeffery X Martin’s review!
Gilbert Speaks on Alex Herron’s “Leave”
Marie Gilbert says that Leave is an A+ film, with an ending that will knock you off your seat.
“Make Me Famous” is a Compelling Look at Painter Edward Brezinski and the NYC Art Scene in the Early ’80s
Make Me Famous is part cultural history, part story of a painter desperate for recognition, and even part mystery.