Child begins with a question that sounds almost too easy: how far would you go to save your dying son? Most parents would answer without hesitation—any distance, any cost, any sacrifice. Writer-director Cyrus Neshvad understands  ...

Barbarian succeeds in bringing terror to tourism! Now available on SteelBook and returning to the collection in 2026, this lean and mean horror film remains one hell of a creepy story which I am sure has crossed every person’s mind who  ...

It took twenty-four years, eight live-action movies, countless gallons of fake blood, and more than a few cinematic misfires, but somebody has finally figured out how to make a Resident Evil movie. About damn time. Zach Cregger doesn’t approach  ...

There’s something wonderfully dangerous about a jazz trio with no bass player. No safety net, no dependable low-end thump keeping everybody honest, no guy standing in the corner dutifully reminding the room where the floor ...

There are certain words that should immediately make you nervous in a Universal horror movie. "Experiment" is one. "Serum" is another. Put "ancient Mayan gas" anywhere in the conversation and you ...

Esca’s Thalassophobia is the sort of progressive death metal record that makes technical proficiency feel dangerous again. The Bristol four-piece clearly knows its way around complicated arrangements, shifting  ...

There are romantic comedies that want to reinvent the genre, romantic comedies that desperately want you to believe love can fix every terrible decision you’ve made, and then there’s You, Me & Tuscany, a movie that basically grabs two  ...

Ryan Reynolds hasn’t quite pigeonholed himself yet as Hollywood’s dopey-yet-amiable doofus, but he’s definitely standing in line at the Goofball Store with money in hand. I mean, look at his recent roles in the Deadpool  ...