Goodnight Mommy is one of those films that will take your biological clock, kick it in the teeth, shove it into a trunk and dump it in the ocean. I will never again make a joke about my kids staging … Continue reading →
I feel like refried death right now. Makes me glad that I have posts prepped in advance so that I can go hybernate for the rest of the day. So the quick and dirty: this week, we’ll be covering Goodnight Mommy … Continue reading →
I really hate it when the characters in a horror movie show absolutely zero common sense whatsoever. It makes you wonder why someone would be that stupid to go into the dark alley/check out the weird noise/not bother to set … Continue reading →
This past summer, my friend Kathryn (who is fucking awesome) sent me a link on YouTube to watch Funky Forest. I made the mistake of starting to watch it right then and there. For the next thirty minutes, I poceeded to … Continue reading →
Have you seen Anthony DiBlasi’s 2009 film Dread? Part of After Dark’s 8 Films to Die For, it stars Jackson Rathbone (Evil Harpo to you Riff Trax fans), Shaun Evans (Endeavour) and Laura Donnelly (Outlander). If you haven’t, you need … Continue reading →
Thursday was a sucker punch. We lost Lemmy Kilmister just before the new year. Then we lost Angus Scrimm. And then David Bowie had to depart in a way that was completely David Bowie: sudden yet knowing, with a sly … Continue reading →
Last week sucked. Can we promise to try to make this one better? Because I really don’t know if I can do another week like last week. Let’s spank this week. This week, instead of a flat-out analysis tomorrow, I’ll … Continue reading →
It’s a rainy day here in Rochester (which is odd for winter here, but that’s beside the point). Perfect scary story weather. I don’t know about you, but I loved Reddit’s two-sentence scary story challenge. Some of them aren’t as … Continue reading →
Don’t roll your eyes just yet; stick with me for a minute. Yes, this is a kids’ movie. Yes, it’s a Disney cartoon. However, this one is special. It’s less of a kids’ movie and far more of a reward … Continue reading →
Attitudes toward sex are nothing new. There’s judgment galore when it comes to someone else’s sexual activity, often based upon predominant social norms. The Rocky Horror Picture Show offers up a curious study in sexuality as it explores the social … Continue reading →
