Nika Black and I had a discussion about the character Buffalo Bill from The Silence of the Lambs one day in the not-so-recent past. Nika raised an excellent point: Buffalo Bill is often used as a point of comedy for … Continue reading →
I have one, if not two, budding horror hounds on my hands. My eight-year-old adores Five Nights At Freddy’s. My ten-year-old has been happily consuming older horror flicks from the 1930s. I have multiple friends that have told me I’m … Continue reading →
No intro this week. No time for a coffee or a pee break; get in the car. Just click on the link below to access the film for this week: Mitchell and Taylor Kerby’s The Lullaby. Click here for … Continue reading →
There are a lot of conversations going on about police officers right now, and they’re long overdue. I’m split on the issue. On one hand, there is a shit ton of sexism and racial profiling, and that needs to stop. … Continue reading →
I like fresh takes on tried and true genres. Injecting comedy into horror is always a pretty safe bet for me. That’s why I decided to give Jordan Galland’s 2015 film Ava’s Possesions a shot. The film sees heroine Ava … Continue reading →
Very rarely do I refer to something as a masterpiece. I saw Robert Eggers’s 2015 film The Witch, and let me tell you: it’s a masterpiece. I’m a tough crowd, so that’s a high honor coming from me. I loved … Continue reading →
Dylan Dog: Dead of Night was released in 2011 and it bombed. I find it to be an underdog, as it makes me laugh and it’s not pitching itself to be an Academy Award-winning film. It has a perky sense … Continue reading →
