Despite the promise of a formally exciting giallo homage, Edgar Wright's new film is a confused and borderline puritanical bore.

Building a rich collection of influences, Wes Anderson steals like a master in New Journalism comedy.

Thinly veiled Karloff thirst posting.

Reckoning with the MCU's past, Eddie sizes up its latest entry and what it may. mean for the franchise's future.

An appreciation of Roger Corman's 66 minute tragicomedy, an early classic of hilarity, homicide, and histrionics.

Tommy praises the sequel to 2018's Venom for its unpretentious resemblance to the schlocky superhero fare of the 2000s.

Though it may be the latest entry in the saga of the Hollywood meat grinder, Chance finds worth in Sion Sono's most compromised outing.

Coining the term 'neo-late period style,' Vance assesses the newest film from Paul Schrader.

Vance highlights a varied collection of idiosyncratic horror movies that exemplify do-it-yourself filmmaking.

A beginner's guide and love letter to the RKO horror maestro Val Lewton, the man who redefined horror cinema.