Film on the Internet: WHO INVITED THEM
Duncan Birmingham’s Who Invited Them is the kind of comedy-horror-thriller that is slickly entertaining enough…
Review: TÁR
Tár begins with celebrated conductor Lydia Tár in front of one crowd and ends with her…
Film on the Internet: SISSY
Hannah Barlow and Kane Senes’s Sissy is a horror film that, like its protagonist, can’t…
Film on the Internet: BODY BAGS
In a bold creative move, horror masters John Carpenter and Tobe Hooper collaborated on a…
Film on the Internet: SOUTHBOUND
2015’s Southbound bends some of the usual horror anthology conventions, and the result is an…
Film on the Internet: ROADGAMES
Roadgames belongs in the canon of great road horror-thrillers like Duel and The Hitcher. Here,…
Film on the Internet: BAD GENIUS
Nattawut Poonpiriya’s Bad Genius makes its unpromising subject matter into a sleek, pacy, and often…
The Limit of Pictures, the Failure of Words: NIGHT AND FOG
Even a peaceful landscape, even a meadow in harvest with flights of crows and grass…
This is Boston AND L.A.: CONFESS, FLETCH (by Miller)
The viewer of Confess, Fletch has to reconcile an immediate dichotomy. The setting is Boston,…
Film on the Internet: THE BLUE GARDENIA
Fritz Lang’s The Blue Gardenia feels like film noir poured into a Hays Code corset…