January - 2023

[Sundance] INFINITY POOL Review – A Nightmare Vacation That Feels Surprisingly Under-Utilized

Brandon Cronenberg's Infinity Pool is a critique of the lack of consequences for the atrocities of the wealthy whose criticism feels hollow.

BABY RUBY Review – A Fearsome Portrait of the Horrors of Motherhood

Bess Wohl's directorial debut, Baby Ruby is an incredibly fearsome, painful, and unnerving thriller.

[Slamdance] THE UNDERBUG Review – A Frighteningly Effective Haunted House Horror

The Underbug is a captivating and acutely frightening supernatural horror with a backdrop of political unrest and excellent performances.

[Interview] A Conversation with THE DEATH OF APRIL Writer and Director Ruben Rodriguez

E.L. King interviews Ruben Rodriguez discussing his career as a filmmaker, his love of the horror genre, and The Death of April.

I Am Hungry for Other People – The Intersection of BONES AND ALL and Borderline Personality Disorder

An analysis of Bones and All as a reflection of Borderline Personality Disorder.

PEARL Review – An Unsettling Exploration of Sexual Rebellion

Pearl is an unsettling exploration of sexuality and agency during a forgotten period in American history.

[Interview] A Conversation with Onyx the Fortuitous and the Talisman of Souls Director Andrew Bowser

Sam Rosenberg interviews Andrew Bowser about his feature-length film debut at Sundance, Onyx the Fortuitous and the Talisman of Souls.

SIGNALIS Review – Classic Survival Horror and Existential Dread

Signalis is an expertly crafted blend of anime, cyberpunk, and existential dread that fans of survival horror will want to experience.