In the new satirical comedy The Menu, director Mark Mylod (TV's Succession) and screenwriters Seth Reiss and Will Tracy (former writers at The Onion) use the world of food, foodies, critics, and chefs to skewer the soul-sucking relationship between those who take and those who ...
When we help others, we bring them closer to God. That’s the idea, right? Well, Writer/Director Eric Pennycoff (Sadistic Intentions) has something to say about that idea and it begins with the icy blast that is the atmospheric and deadly attitude that is The Leech ...
“In 1946, an abandoned building on the banks of the Hudson River became the site of a grisly execution. Former SS officer George Gale was given sanction in the United States at the end of WWII. Although that war is over, his was just beginning. In 1975, George Gale and his cult of Neo-Nazi ...
Ho-Ho-Holy shit! Try to get through the holidays with no dead bodies, Cindy You-Know-Who. I double dog dare you! Rewriting everything you know about Cindy Lou and The Grinch, The Mean One subverts all those merry and bright expectations with an unauthorized ...
Opening with a deliciously evil situation (which will scare the shit right out of you), The Harbinger makes its chilling intentions clear from the very beginning. This is a film about nightmares that you just don’t survive or ever outrun ...
This was supposed to be a quiet weekend! When a robbery goes sideways, one cop finds herself with a lot of unexpected time on her hands. Her partner, fearing the worst for her alcoholic tendencies, has just what she needs: a camping excursion to get ...
Movie time! Movie time! Movie time! That’s what happens when one family’s Christmas of gift-giving gets interrupted by a stranded stranger. He won’t let the camera stop recording, especially when he pulls a gun on them and forces them to watch his collection of found footage horror ...
The atmosphere is thick with Presence, which whips its dark tale into a fury which cannot be contained, finally lashing out at the audience with sudden and unexpected violence. And it is all thanks to the darkness that climbs aboard a billionaire’s yacht and sets sail with its unexpecting guests ...
First, they come knocking. Then, they come calling for you, leading you to your death. And, in the 1870s, these gold-grabbing creatures were down deep below, guarding the mines near the town of Deer Creek, Nevada from their most dangerous enemy . . . man. But, what if something brought ...
“I’m getting on that plane . . . bye.” With that sentence, Meagan Mullen begins her new life on the east coast to find a new life for herself. It doesn’t go as planned. From the highs of moving into a new place and the horrors of what she discovers, The Death of April is the video blog that remains ...
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