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Weekend Movies: Five Reasons to Watch Felicia’s Journey

The Backseat Driver Reviews Posted on August 4, 2016 by Erin ThompsonAugust 4, 2016

A few weeks ago, my friend and I were talking about movies, and I was wracking my brain trying to think of something. Some of my friends depend on me to find the weird stuff; others, I get to discover … Continue reading →

Posted in Foreign, Horror, Weekend Movies

Weekend Movies: Five Reasons to Watch Bubba Ho-Tep

The Backseat Driver Reviews Posted on July 28, 2016 by Erin ThompsonJuly 28, 2016

Oh, Bruce Campbell, how do I love thee? Let me count that ways. I really am tickled to no end that Campbell has had a long and thriving career. The man is funny, and he’s a joy to watch. So … Continue reading →

Posted in Comedy, Horror, Weekend Movies

Open Arms: The Need For Connection In It Follows

The Backseat Driver Reviews Posted on July 25, 2016 by Erin ThompsonJuly 25, 2016

I’m honest, whether you want me to be or not; it’s the degree to which I’m either angry or pleased that dictates my delivery of this honesty. With that in mind, here’s my assessment of David Robert Mitchell’s It Follows: … Continue reading →

Posted in Horror, Relationships

Saturday Shorts: The Midnight Cycle

The Backseat Driver Reviews Posted on July 23, 2016 by Erin ThompsonJuly 23, 2016

It’s bright and sunny here for once in Rochester. So why not do a dark horror film? Because why not. I found David R. Westphal’s The Midnight Cycle this morning. Check it out.   Click here for The Midnight Cycle. … Continue reading →

Posted in Horror, Saturday shorts

The Kids Aren’t Alright: The Teenagers of Sleepaway Camp

Robert Hiltzik’s 1983 slasher classic Sleepaway Camp has gone down in horror history as one of the most shocking twists in the genre. No one was expecting it. Back then, it was so off-the-wall and unexpected that no one saw … Continue reading →


Posted on July 20, 2016 by Erin ThompsonJuly 21, 2016

Saturday Shorts: Night Night Nancy

The Backseat Driver Reviews Posted on July 16, 2016 by Erin ThompsonJuly 16, 2016

We have officially reached the point where texting is now featured in horror films. Scary, isn’t it? On the outside, it doesn’t seem all that exciting – words on a small screen. However, when placed in the proper context, it … Continue reading →

Posted in Horror, Saturday shorts

Is The Forest Guilty of Cultural Appropriation? A Debate

The Backseat Driver Reviews Posted on July 11, 2016 by Erin ThompsonJuly 11, 2016

At its core, The Forest is a horror movie. Horror movies have been in the midst of some of their own issues lately: not enough new material; sexism; poor acting quality (so tempted to name names here, but I won’t). … Continue reading →

Posted in Horror, Reality, Uncategorized

Weekend Movies: Five Reasons to Watch Love In the Time of Monsters

The Backseat Driver Reviews Posted on July 7, 2016 by Erin ThompsonJuly 7, 2016

I had a chance to preview a film called Love In the Time of Monsters. It tells the story of two sisters that go up to a remote woodside resort, which happens to be the site of a nuclear waste … Continue reading →

Posted in Comedy, Horror, Weekend Movies

Trust No One: Addiction In The Evil Dead

The Backseat Driver Reviews Posted on July 6, 2016 by Erin ThompsonJuly 6, 2016

I have to hand it to Fede Alvarez and Rodo Sayagues: they managed to take a movie I loved and remake it in a way that was fresh, deep and meaningful. Well done, guys – I’m not the biggest friend … Continue reading →

Posted in Horror, Reality

Saturday Shorts: He Dies At the End

The Backseat Driver Reviews Posted on July 2, 2016 by Erin ThompsonJuly 2, 2016

Half the fun of really good horror is suspense. It’s waiting on bated breath for something to happen: a jump scare, gore, a shadowy figure looming in the background. It’s nice when a film knows how to build something, and … Continue reading →

Posted in Horror, Saturday shorts

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