‘Drop’ May Put You Off Dating — and Screens — Forever
Posted in: Movie Reviews
Mysterious DMs, a restaurant on the 38th floor, and some ridiculous plot twists turn a techsploitation horror flick into a pulpy bit of fun
‘Poor Things’: What If Emma Stone Was Frankenstein But Feminist and Horny?
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThe actor outdoes herself in Yorgos Lanthimos’ brilliant take on the Prometheus myth brimming with satire, female empowerment, and sex — lots of sex
‘Lost in Translation’: Sofia Coppola on the Movie’s 20th Anniversary
Posted in: Movie FeaturesAcclaimed filmmaker talks about her classic Tokyo-set film, including Bill Murray hijinks, the age gap, and how she somehow didn’t make money off it
For the Love of Leatherface, Can Someone Please Kill This New ‘Texas Chainsaw Massacre’?
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThis exploitation of a classic title is part of a much bigger problem regarding classic horror movies — and it’s time to say “Stop”
Do You Like Scary Movies About Scary Movies Laughing at Scary Movies? Then You’ll Love the New ‘Scream’
Posted in: Movie ReviewsBut if you’re looking for horror that doesn’t want to eat its cake and stab it too, then you’re shit outta luck, my friend
‘Dune’ for Dummies: Everything You Need to Know Going Into the Sci-Fi Blockbuster
Posted in: Movie FeaturesFrom spice to sandworms, Baron Harkkonen to the Bene Gesserit — your complete guide to who’s who and what’s what in the ‘Dune’-iverse
‘Lamb’ Is the Sweetest, Most Touching Horror-Movie Nightmare You’ve Ever Seen
Posted in: Movie ReviewsA bold, disturbing story about farmers raising an unusual animal as their own makes for an incredible debut — and a cult movie in the making
65 Greatest Horror Movies of the 21st Century
Posted in: Movie ListsFrom topical zombie apocalypses to retro-slasher flicks, the best scary movies since the turn of the millennium
‘In the Earth’: Ben Wheatley’s Pandemic-Psychedelic Horrorshow
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThe British cult filmmaker returns with an eerie story of a global virus, a quest to find a missing scientist and a journey into the dark side of Mother Nature
The Persistence of Memory: Don Hertzfeldt on the ‘World of Tomorrow’ Trilogy
Posted in: Movie FeaturesThe Texas-based animator/cult filmmaker on the making of his mindblowing and heartbreaking trilogy — and why he switched things up for the last episode
