Beau is Afraid ★★½
“Guilty”, Beau’s therapist writes in his notepad. The single word carries a load of meaning behind it, referring to howContinue Reading
“Guilty”, Beau’s therapist writes in his notepad. The single word carries a load of meaning behind it, referring to howContinue Reading
For women in horror films, trauma is fated. It is their bodies at the mercy of narrative evil; their painContinue Reading
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English film critic Robin Wood once defined the horror film as one that presents a scenario of normality under threatContinue Reading
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Alex Wolff is only twenty-one years old and already has a great career. His start came from the Nickelodeon TVContinue Reading
David Lynch once said that “a story can be both concrete and abstract”. Over the past decade, arthouse horror hasContinue Reading
Ben McDonald: Summer is usually a stale time of the year for interesting movies, but this July is proving a seriousContinue Reading
In our last year of predictions, we successfully predicted the winners of 18 out of 24 of the categories correctly.Continue Reading
Matt Schlee: Still in the early months of the year and in the middle of the 2018 awards season, FebruaryContinue Reading