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By Thomas M. Puhr.
At a time when genre film has reached new heights of creativity and daring, audiences deserve so much more from one of the greatest directors….”
The story goes that Stanley Kubrick, in the early stages of adapting The Shining, phoned Stephen King one morning to expound on the nature of ghost stories. Aren’t all ...
By Jonathan Monovich.
I’ve had good luck in my career by following my own interests/impulses. If you’re an ambulance chaser, you’re not going to be successful.”
Born into a large Irish-Catholic family, Joseph McBride was raised by two newspaper reporters. Naturally, McBride followed in his parents’ footsteps to become a writer. Having live...
A Book Review by William Blick.
In addition to offering a production history, Stewart revisits an underseen and underappreciated contribution to the horror genre, in the military horror tradition.”
Niche-genre critic and historian Danny Stewart explores the hybrid-genre entry Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth, produced by Clive Barke...
By David Greven.
Moving beyond caricature and never trying to goose the audience, Looking consistently offered quiet, introspective scenes like these that took character development and interaction further while maintaining a consistent style. For these reasons, the series remains a resonant touchstone that entices repeat viewings.”
...By Thomas M. Puhr.
Watching a character look around in bewildered awe as they first encounter the backrooms gets old pretty quick. How many times must we see someone gasp as a part of their body disappears into that basement wall?”
Splotchy, coagulated gray fills the screen. Is this an abstract painting, we wonder, or maybe a desolate ali...