The latest instalment in the ‘Saw’ franchise, Spiral, wishes to revitalize the franchise through a traditional detective thriller, à la David Fincher’s Se7en. By doing this, director Darren Lynn Bousman and screenwriters Josh Stolberg and Peter Goldfinger craft the most serious (and best) Saw sequel yet, utilizing the franchise’s greatest hits to its advantage.
Read MoreOccasionally, audiences can find these hidden gems at the SXSW festival in comedy, science-fiction or horror, but occasionally, audiences may find something like Welsh-language thriller, The Feast.
Read MoreAs far as possessed animatronic films go, “Willy’s Wonderland” delivers ample blood, guts, and family fun helmed by a silent but deadly Nic Cage.
Read MoreDirecter, Writer, and star Jim Cummings pits a series of gruesome killings, supposedly perpetrated by a werewolf, against a small-town police officer with the emotional maturity of an eighth-grader in this possibly divisive horror-comedy.
Read More“Get the Hell Out” is a Taiwanese horror-comedy from director I-Fan Wang that premiered this weekend at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF).
Read More“Spree” follows a day in the life of rideshare driver and wannabe social media influencer, Kurt Kunkle (Joe Keery from “Stranger Things”) on his ride to viral stardom.
Read MoreAs you would expect, there is only so much you can do with a found footage film that hasn’t already been done. Host does, at times, sink to using the typical tropes like an actor made-up to look like a demon jumping out of the dark at the camera. However at times I found myself so invested in the film, that even when there was one specific over-used trope, it shocked me and was a pleasant surprise.
Read MoreWhat was clear at SxSW’s marquee opening of Peele’s Us, was that not only has Peele deservedly earned comparisons to iconic filmmakers, but that he couldn’t be more modest during this success. Peele, much like Serling can deftly create a world of science fiction or horror that shines a dark light on… well… Us.
Read MoreAfter 40 years, David Gordon Green delivers a merciless sequel worthy of the franchise name.
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