Azrael is definitely a good movie, but I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t expecting more from it. The pedigree behind it is fantastic.
Tag: thriller
Fantastic Fest 2024: Strange Harvest and What Happened to Dorothy Bell?
Strange Harvest: Occult Murder in the Inland Empire (dir. Stuart Ortiz) Our culture has reached critical mass in the world of true crime. Even as
I Like to Movie Movie episode 262: Rebel Ridge
It’s always a treat when Jeremy Saulnier drops a new movie, and his latest, the progressive-minded First Blood riff Rebel Ridge is yet another notch
The Substance – a sickening body horror masterpiece
It’s not news that Hollywood isn’t kind to women of a certain age. It’s much easier for ten men to remain in the spotlight through
Never Let Go review – Ya know what? Go ahead and let go
You’ve seen this movie before and you know exactly where it goes. Right at the outset you’ll probably think to yourself “ohhhh, I know what’s
The Front Room – maybe don’t take your in-laws to this one
The trailers for The Front Room do a stellar job of putting forth the image of a horror movie you’ve seen before. By leaning into
TRAP is both absurd and absurdly thrilling
Trap is a patently ridiculous movie. An absurd concept milked with such ferocious thoroughness that it cannot help but to enter into wildly far-fetched territories.
Coup! is a lively comic tale of class warfare
While not necessarily a new subgenre, the moniker “eat the rich” has been applied to quite a few movies lately, likely as a result of
Fantastic Fest 2023 – Trapped in a Small Space: Bark and #Manhole
Bark – dir. Marc Schölermann The first of two “trapped in a small space” films I’ve caught at Fantastic Fest comes in the form of
Outpost review – Lo Truglio’s debut shows spark, but doesn’t catch fire
Oh, how badly I wanted to love Outpost. To discover Outpost. To watch another hilarious comedian follow in the footsteps of Jordan Peele and Zach