The Best Horror Movie Aliens: The Thing(1982) and Alien(1979)
The Best Horror Movie Aliens? The Thing and Alien By: Brian Robert Oliver The horror movie aliens sub-genre finally found...
The Best Horror Movie Aliens? The Thing and Alien By: Brian Robert Oliver The horror movie aliens sub-genre finally found...
Se7en: Why John Doe Wins By Brian Robert Oliver John Doe is calm and resolute. “Become vengeance, David”. Somerset, the...
A Sleepaway Experience with Felissa Rose by Sean M. Sanford Sleepaway Camp came out in 1983, and was written and...
The Black Swan needs Nina to unlock her sexual maturity and merge with her Shadow. After an aggressive first kiss, she lets Lily take over. Kneeling over Nina on her bed, Lily wears garters that make her look like a sexy gunslinger. Her lingerie...
Misery: Kathy Bates- Serial Killer by Kristin Grady The "Cliffhanger" scene in Misery gives Annie a long backstory of antisocial...
Joker: Joaquin Phoenix Dancing with Himself By Kristin Grady Arthur Fleck sheds his identity like a snake's skin or the...
The transformation Wallace goes through is akin to obesity. Walruses are basically big bags of blubber with giant spikes on their faces. Losing his legs was like losing limbs to diabetes and general loss of mobility due to being overweight.
How Tobe Hooper Turned The Texas Chain Saw Massacre Into a Classic https://youtu.be/y1FsXwXAcuk We uncover the special brilliance...
The singer's performance was intensely emotional, beautiful, and heartbreaking, it seemed so real. Rita and Betty exchanged a tearful glance that spoke without words. Any romance between them was part of the show, just an illusion, no matter how real it seemed.
The Vietnam timeline continues throughout the entire film, the truth slowly revealed in bits and pieces as it comes back to Jake. In the modern timeline, we're never sure if it's really happening or the entire thing is a fabrication...
Every villain needs a juicy origin story. Bill the Butcher has two, that of his real life basis,...
"David and I are going to have a baby..." Accompanied by an absolutely miserable expression. She says "going to" as if she's positive about her decision to go through with the pregnancy, but her inflection flips the meaning of her words around. The subtext is...
Anatomy of a First Time Director: A Dark Song In episode 12 of our Anatomy of Horror series,...
Anatomy of an Auteur: The Devil's Backbone Mimic Fresh off a disappointing American premiere of Mimic(1997), Guillermo del...
Anatomy of The Exorcist In both our second and tenth episodes of the Anatomy of Horror series, we...
When Working on Set of The Lighthouse Seemed About as Fun as Working on an Actual Lighthouse By...
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