The home invasion thriller gets a gimmicky make-over with terrifying results.
Wade through depression and masochism to... well, they never quite get that far.
A rich and bittersweet experience that is a uniquely divergent voice for those of us who are often told to be wary of transformation.
Straight out of the darkest places in the British psyche comes a gloriously weird horror experience.
A revisionist vampire tale that’s sum whole is far greater than its parts.
An existential action-film with wolf punching.
Consider this the real remake of "Night of the Demons"
Every time Kate Beckinsale hurricanarana's a giant werewolf, an angel gets it's wings...
...it would really be nice if for the next 90 minutes I can sit here unchallenged on all fronts and emerge from my Barkolounger with no concrete impressions of what I just saw.
I know Ti West is capable of making amazing movies, so why doesn't he?
Richard Stanley's demon tale explores the horrors of colonial violence... and there is a great exploding head in there too!
Jon sees "The Devil Inside" as evidence of found footage's worst qualities.
The evolving tension works well enough to divert the viewer’s attention from the story’s unabashedly derivative playing field...
Perhaps the gravest flaw here is that the story was over-thought with regards to its significance as a spiritual struggle.
Kenji Mizoguchi, one of Japan’s most noteworthy directors, gives us a gorgeously realized classic ghost story.
A manic trip through the darker side of action cinema
An overlooked Italian masterpiece.
...a historical document about movies that were filled to bursting with cartoon violence and nude babes in peril.
It's a pleasant burning. Unlike that one I got during my trip to Malaysia.
James Gunn's ode to all things gross and cult.
...ends up making a middleweight out of what should have been a heavyweight narrative.
Whips, chains, leather and... Lovecraft?
Pedro Almodóvar’s take on the mad scientist and the monsters we create.
“Melancholia” is an elegant piece that works towards incitement and triumph at the end of the world.
Chimeric zombies, chainsaws, and more arterial spray than you can imagine. No, seriously, more than you can imagine.
...West leaves us sitting in the forest with 3 under developed characters for the first 40 minutes of the movie.
Why you gotta do me like this, John?
Colin Farrell tries to wrestle the title of hunkiest vampire from Robert Pattison in "Fright Night." Does he win? Who cares! The movie rocks.
So... short people are creepy, amiright?
Needless to say, it's weird...
Rob Zombie swings... and misses.
