Father Gore's 2nd Make a Case looks at the squandered potential in Wes Craven's 1989 SHOCKER.
Category: Film
Sarah Pirozek’s #LIKE: A Paranoid Descent Into the Horrors of Men Online
A 21st century amateur detective story. A grieving sister sleuths when the law, again, fails women.
STARFISH’s Apocalyptic Grief and Unexplored Spaces
Al White's debut STARFISH comes at the apocalypse from a devastatingly beautiful and personal place.
An Interview with STARFISH Director Al White
C.H. Newell talks to director-writer Al White about his stunning debut feature, STARFISH.
“Didn’t Think About Your Family?”: The Evil That Men Do in THE NIGHTSHIFTER
Take a ride into the chilling heart of the wounded male ego.
A Young Woman’s Learning Curve in BODY AT BRIGHTON ROCK
Roxanne Benjamin pits a young woman against the wild, subverting gender and genre along the way.
“Pretty sight, a lady with a book”: Otherness & Gothic Patriarchy in WE HAVE ALWAYS LIVED IN THE CASTLE
Stacie Passon adapts Shirley Jackson with a faithful, powerful retelling that continues to resonate with the social climate of today.
Down a Traumatic Rabbit Hole in SAINT BERNARD
Gabe Bartalos offers a strange new vision of madness with his wild film SAINT BERNARD, finally available via Severin Films.
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