Dooba Dooba (U.S., 2024) Official synopsis: In-home security cameras watch as an awkward teenage girl terrorizes her...
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Spoiler-Free Reviews: WITTE WIEVEN and STOMACH IT (Screamfest)
Witte Wieven (Heresy) (Netherlands, 2024) Director Didier Konings tackles patriarchal oppression of women, religious...
Spoiler Free Review: Peacock’s “Teacup” Is Worth A Watch
Peacock's newest series, "Teacup," has premiered, so it's time for me to give my two cents about it. But don't...
Movie Reviews: “The Elderly” and “Disappear Completely” (Fantastic Fest)
The Elderly Codirectors Raúl Cerezo and Fernando Gonzáles Gómez wowed festival audiences earlier this year with their...
Movie Review: ‘Hocus Pocus 2’ Conjures Mistakes & Mediocrity
Twenty-nine years after the black flame candle was lit, the Sanderson sisters are back in Hocus Pocus 2, and I have...
Movie Review: Mean Girls Meets The Exorcist In ‘My Best Friend’s Exorcism’
As if being a teenage girl isn't bad enough, the loyalty of a group of friends is put to the test when one of them,...
Movie Reviews: Jewish Mysticism and Lore Make for Frightening Fare in “The Offering” and “Attachment” (Fantastic Fest)
The Offering Though straight-up American exorcism horror films after the classic The Exorcist have largely been...
Netflix Review: “Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story” Is A Must See
Unless you've been living under a rock, you have either heard of or have already binge-watched Netflix's new...
Movie Reviews: “Everyone Will Burn,” “Missing,” and “A Life on the Farm” (Fantastic Fest)
Everyone Will Burn Spanish shocker Everyone Will Burn (Y todos arderán; 2021) is a stylish, gripping effort from...
Shorts Reviews: Spell On You, Chicks, Blood Rites (SLASH Film Festival)
Spell On You (La Verrue) Salomé (Inès Angelina Mnafek-Amandio) is a young girl facing problems at home, including...
Movie Review: “Tales from the Gimli Hospital Redux” (Toronto International Film Festival)
I first saw famed Canadian auteur Guy Maddin’s debut feature Tales from the Gimli Hospital at the San Francisco...
Blu-ray Review: The Amusement Park (1973)
Lincoln Maazel, an actor cum philosopher, speaks to us about the hell of old age and elder abuse while telling us our...