During the opening passages of Mike Flanagan’s adaptation of “The Life of Chuck” by Stephen King, panic and melancholy spread around…
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“The Visitor” is a 2007 indie arthouse film that deals in simplistic reality. It was written and directed by Tom…
Albert Serra’s “Afternoons of Solitude” is a committed, unflinching chronicle of poetic brutality. Or, is it brutal poetry? It’s the…
“Bhool Chuk Maaf,” the latest addition to the ‘Maddock-verse’ (a moniker for movies helmed under the Maddock Films production house)…
It’s impossible to believe that I saw “M3GAN” in January of 2023 – 2.5 years ago. I was intrigued by…
It’s been a sparse few months’ horror movie wise (I often find there’s a bit of a lull around springtime)…
In the past five years, only a handful of movies have really earned the label “blockbuster” in spirit, not just…
The toaster that pops in Ruth Goldman’s (Kathleen Chalfant) immaculate kitchen early on in Sarah Friedland’s “Familiar Touch” might as…
You don’t need to know the exact dimensions of someone’s grief to feel the shape it leaves behind. In “The…
“Mississippi Burning” is a 1988 film that depicts the unrest and violence of the Freedom Summer. Set in a sweltering…