One of the best intertextual horror films out there: a deconstructionist look at the slasher sub-genre.
One of the best intertextual horror films out there: a deconstructionist look at the slasher sub-genre.
A story of love, obsession, loyalty, domestic violence, dogs, resilient women, and the ugliness of men.
A movie that has a lot going for it, that gets wasted. Like a shitty pipe dream.
Flanagan's 2011 indie ghost story is a modern Gothic, destined to be a classic of the genre in years to come.
Dante's film, for all its laughs, is an important satire about suburban living in America during the 1980s.
Behold! Creepy puppets. Nazi spies. Suicide, murder, psychics. And so much more.
The prequel to Tobe Hooper's classic, by French duo Alexandre Bustillo & Julien Maury, turns up new themes in the iconic killer.
Clive Barker's 1987 horror classic touches on Freud, subverts Christian iconography, & gets naaaasty.
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