Much of She Dies Tomorrow dwells on a flow of melancholic scenes where young, 30-something Amy (Kate Lyn Sheil) can’t seem to shake the feeling that she will somehow die within the next 24 hours…
Book Review: Mexican Gothic by Silvia Moreno-Garcia
Deliciously hypnotizing and atmospheric, Mexican Gothic by Silvia Moreno-Garcia is a gothic horror novel crawling in mystique and tension. In 1950’s Mexico, Noemí Taboada, a young, outgoing socia…
Gretel & Hansel Interview: Rapid Fire with Sophia Lillis
The iconic fairytale, Hansel and Gretel, is back with a new name, Gretel & Hansel, and this time more gruesome and terrifying. Playing Gretel in the film, is IT star Sophia Lillis, who seems to be…
The Turning Movie Review: A Disapointing Mess
When you go out to see a new movie in the theater, you would think that the movie you’re paying to see is fully realized and ready for audiences to watch and judge. Even when a movie is lackluster or …
The Grudge Movie Review: Awkward genre entry and weak brand exercise
The ochre tint that brings the grime. Gore seems galore. R from the MPAA. The “R” in the title is reddened. What a campaign to prove that everything will crumble in the face of Takashi Shimizu’s (two …
In Fabric Movie Review: A flawed yet fun Giallo flick
Just when we thought that that 2019 was done with “strange” films, A24 does as A24 does and throws a curveball in the form of In Fabric. Fans of Dario Argento and Mario Bava will rejoice …
‘Eli’ Movie Review: Great scares detected in this stilted boy’s system
What is to us an irradiated world is blue skies, sunshine and green grass to Eli Miller (Charlie Shotwell). Should he walk around without his blue hazmat suit, or when said suit has a dime-sized rip, …