★★★ (Written by Intern, Miranda Zampogna) As smartphones evolve their cinematic capabilities, does Inheritance’s use of the iPhone utilize this new “iCinema” movement’s intuitive democratic visual style? Or, does it further exacerbate the loss of artistic cinematic language? Predecessors like Tangerine or Unsane stood out for being the first to be shot entirely on iPhones, … Continue reading Film Review: Inheritance
Our Favorite Films of 2024
Join Josh and Allison as we revisit the cinema of 2024 through our trademark yearbook-style superlatives, then unveil our favorite movies of the year! One thing is certain: we have definitely been changed for good! Movie Yearbook Superlatives! Best horror movie JOSH: As with the past couple of years, horror has been thriving—especially in the … Continue reading Our Favorite Films of 2024
Most Anticipated Films of 2025
With 2025 just around the corner, the time has never been better to look ahead to next year's sprawling landscape of cinematic wonderment. Josh and Allison have cherry-picked 25 most anticipated films that are sure to leave their mark. Check out our choices after the jump! Here are our 25 most anticipated movies for 2025, … Continue reading Most Anticipated Films of 2025
Film Review: Carry-On
★★★★ Despite being unceremoniously snubbed at the Oscars for a magical turn as Elton John in Rocketman, Taron Egerton has proven himself to be a skilled acting chameleon with a deep well of performances hidden below his charming exterior time and time again. A campy, action-packed thriller is up next on his filmography, directed by … Continue reading Film Review: Carry-On
Film Review: Werewolves
★★★ During the intensive award-season months, what could be more comforting than a cheesy, outrageously entertaining horror flick that delivers exactly what its title promises? Werewolves, from director Steven C. Miller (Silent Night, Margaux), does precisely what is described on the tin. Frenetic werewolf action, impressive practical effects, mesmerizing transformations, cheesy one-liners, and Frank Grillo—one … Continue reading Film Review: Werewolves
4K Blu-Ray Film Review: Hush
★★★★ Mike Flanagan continues to be one of the most unique directors working in the horror genre today, forging forward into the world of Stephen King once more with Prime Video reboot Carrie, and a new Dark Tower series. Back in 2016, Netflix released an interesting addition to Flanagan’s filmography in the form of intense … Continue reading 4K Blu-Ray Film Review: Hush
Film Review: Time Cut
★★★ The slasher renaissance is still in full swing, with recent titles including Scream VI, Terrifier 2, and Thanksgiving proving that this beloved subgenre of horror won't be going away anytime soon. In 2023, director Nahnatchka Khan delivered the super fun retro vibes of her time-travel slasher, Totally Killer. Now, just over a year later, … Continue reading Film Review: Time Cut
Film Review: Magpie
★★★★ (Written by Intern, Sean Barry) In an age where gender roles are in constant upheaval, Magpie shines as a fresh take on the classic relationship infidelity drama. A small cast of captivating performances bring to life a fiendishly clever screenplay, depicting a believably struggling marriage to tremendous effect. With women taking control of their … Continue reading Film Review: Magpie
Film Review: Longlegs Blu-Ray
★★★★ The surprise horror hit of the year has finally made its cryptic debut to Blu-Ray! Osgood Perkins, notably the son of film legend Anthony Perkins, has been toying within the genre for quite some time—2020's Gretel & Hansel was a flawed movie with some great visuals and an absolutely fantastic score, and I have … Continue reading Film Review: Longlegs Blu-Ray
Film Review: Caddo Lake
★★★★ Dylan O’Brien traipsing around the outdoors in the pouring rain with tight clothing. Need we say more? For those not instantly sold on the Teen Wolf / The Maze Runner superstar, rest assured there is plenty to this trippy, twisted mystery. Dual directing team Celine Held and Logan George craft a heady examination of … Continue reading Film Review: Caddo Lake