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As someone who thinks Trainspotting (1996) is one of the greatest films, if not the greatest film of all time,

Criminally Insane (1975), Crazy Fat Ethel Lives Up to Her Name

I’ve been on a penchant of late. Starting with John Waters’ early work (and unfortunately, A Dirty Shame), my wife

I’m not sure how I came across the true love affair between French diplomat Bernard Boursicot and Chinese opera singer

With the sheer volume of films coming out through streaming platforms, directors need a good hook to get anyone to

In the past, I’ve had a lot to say about the zombie comedy genre. I’m not the only one, either.

It would be a tad banal to complement Call Me Chihiro for stirring “emotion” in its viewers, as you could

When you’ve watched dozens, if not hundreds of 80s horror films, it can be difficult to find something that truly

It is very, very rare that I feel genuinely horrified while watching a horror movie. I might feel my pulse

In light of the Coronavirus pandemic, streaming platforms have seen a significant uptick in viewers searching for virus disaster films

Whenever a film addresses sex in a way that is neither prudish nor sensationalized, it should be lauded as something

The Devil’s Candy (2015) is an American horror film written and directed by Sean Byrne. The film stars Ethan Embry

It is not new or revolutionary to connect the political and social realities of our times to films that we