In 1995, Larry Clark directed Harmony Korine’s script for Kids. The film chronicles the life of 15-year-old Telly (Leo Fitzpatrick), who spends his days wandering aimlessly around New York City whilst trying to bed virgins. One of Telly’s past conquests, … Continue reading →
Like it or not, Eli Roth’s 2002 effort Cabin Fever changed the face of horror. Roth spent much of the late 1990s attempting to get the film made, which managed to combine elements of homage, dark humor and gore that … Continue reading →
During the month of October, I decided to partake in the 31 Days/31 Horror Films Challenge (spoiler: I failed). One of the films I re-watched was The Witch, a film that beautifully articulates the absolute terror associated with limited education … Continue reading →
Picture it: Camp Firewood, 1981. The last day of camp. Everyone is having fun and making the most of their time. Everyone is looking for one last hookup, one last chance to go home with a good story. Wet Hot … Continue reading →
