Considering the ’82 version clocked in at about 2 hours, I wish Gil Kenan would have taken note. I left... Read More
What begins as a delightfully quirky horror comedy takes a dark turn once you realize you’ve been seeing the world... Read More
Nothing works out when losers try to hang with the “cool kids”. Especially when it involves flashlight games in a... Read More
Adam Egypt Mortimer’s Some Kind of Hate is a neo-slasher in two distinct parts. The first act is a brooding Van... Read More
We’ve all seen (or lived) the story of the new kid in town, the odd-one-out who draws the wrath of... Read More
