Heather Graham Cast in Remake of Classic 1980s Horror Movie
The 1980s was a tremendous decade for horror movies. We saw the birth of new icons, and were treated to a plethora of practical effects from filmmakers who pushed the limits of acceptable taste. Yet sandwiched in between the likes of Freddy Kruger, Jason Voorhees, and effects wizard Tom Savini
A Minecraft Movie (2025) Movie Review
Video game fans are losing their mind over the live-action A Minecraft Movie for reasons I don’t quite understand. Harmless yet tedious, very little in the Jack Black-starring comedy should inspire much reaction at all, no matter how obsessed with this game you are. My girlfriend of course asked about
There’s a horror movie about a killer Easter Bunny and it’s completely free to watch this weekend
You’ve heard of Krampus and Black Christmas, now get ready for Beaster Day. Yes, you read that correctly. I’m telling you, there’s a horror movie for every occasion if you look hard enough. You can watch Beaster Day on Hoopla in the US and Tubi in the UK, and the
Novocaine (2025) Movie Review
Now available on Digital A young man who can’t feel pain but, unlike Wolverine, doesn’t heal from his wounds, subjects himself to horrific injuries to rescue his girlfriend—or at least a coworker he recently hooked up with—from violent bank robbers in the entertaining if slightly flat Novocaine. Jack Quaid, in
Sinners (2025) Movie Review
In Sinners, women get a double eye-dose of Michael B. Jordan, writer/director Ryan Coogler flexes his muscles in audacious ways, and white bloodsuckers feast on the flesh of Black people. My girlfriend also learned, halfway through this ambitious, energetic, and original piece of work, that I wasn’t joking when I
The Luckiest Man in America (2025) Movie Review
In The Luckiest Man in America, a lovable weirdo with a dark side games a game show, making him an instant celebrity while risking the jobs of those around him. Fast, entertaining and slight, the movie makes for an easy watch if you’re looking for something to fill the void
13 Movie Stunts That Deserved Oscars
Yakima Canutt Jumps Between Horses in Stagecoach (1939) So much of our idealized image of the Old West, both as a historical setting and as a movie genre, is derived from the iconography of John Ford. Mythic compositions of men on horses, and perhaps thornier depictions of Native Americans in
Daredevil and Hulk Live-Action 1989 Movie Has Not Aged Well
A 1980s Marvel live-action movie about Daredevil and Hulk is so obscure that people often assume Ben Affleck was the first actor to portray the Marvel hero in live-action. Rex Smith did it first, starring alongside former Mr. Universe Lou Ferrigno in The Trial of the Incredible Hulk. The idea
Predator’s New Movie Shows How Arnold Schwarzenegger Can Return To The Franchise 38 Years After Dutch Took On The Yautja
A precedent set by the latest film in the Predator franchise, Predator: Killer of Killers, could allow Arnold Schwarzenegger to reprise his role as Dutch nearly four decades after his original appearance. Schwarzenegger never returned to the role after the beloved first film in 1987 depicting his character facing off
Warfare (2025) Movie Review
After watching Alex Garland’s intense based-on-a-true-story thriller Warfare, I went to a bar where, after telling a group of people what I had watched, one woman declared incredulously, “Another Iraq war movie?” And that sums up Middle East war movies pretty well, doesn’t it? No matter how good they are,
