If Beale Street Could Talk
The opening scene of If Beale Street Could Talk is a simple one. The camera pans over a couple, TishContinue Reading
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Fright 31: Halloween
Halloween is obviously, without a doubt, the quintessential Halloween movie. The film and the holiday share the same name, howContinue Reading
Fright 30: Rosemary’s Baby
In Roman Polanski’s artful horror classic Rosemary’s Baby, he attempts to scare two demographics: people of religion and nervous, expectingContinue Reading
Fright 28: Prince of Darkness
The second entry in John Carpenter‘s “Apocalypse Trilogy”- after The Thing and before In the Mouth of Madness – PrinceContinue Reading
Colette ★★★
Biopics are a constant in the world of cinema and are no stranger to the Academy Awards. From Damien Chazelle’sContinue Reading
Fright 26: The Cabin in the Woods
Drew Goddard’s The Cabin in the Woods is one of the most impeccable fusions of horror and satire ever made.Continue Reading
Fright 23: The Exorcist
William Friedkin’s 1973 classic, The Exorcist, is often regarded as the scariest film ever made. However, this particular type ofContinue Reading
Halloween (2018) ★★½
Ever since the slasher film was booted into life by John Carpenter and his 1978 masterpiece Halloween it’s been debatableContinue Reading
Bad Times at the El Royale ★★★½
Bad Times at the El Royale finds writer/director Drew Goddard working in familiar territory. After his successful deconstruction of horrorContinue Reading
Fright 20: The Curse of the Cat People
Val Lewton’s story is one of Early Hollywood’s most fascinating. Lewton was a producer for RKO, creating horror movies meantContinue Reading
