Jim Jarmusch on his vampire movie Only Lovers Left Alive
I’m a fan of Jim Jarmusch’s movies. He has a weird way of turning moments of boredom into something complicated and interesting, as ...
Tag: horror
Reviews
Review: Maniac
Last year I reviewed a Romanian film called Best Intentions (Din dragoste cu cele mai bune intentii). In that film, director Adrian Sitaru ...
Limited children’s picture book of The ABCs of Death
Regardless your feelings on The ABCs of Death, this is something that fans and non-fans can probably get behind. Producers Ant Timpson and ...
Trailers
Trailer: Berberian Sound Studio
When I saw Peter Stricckland’s Berberian Sound Studio last year at the New York Film Festival, it felt like two-thirds of a potentially great ...
Trailers
Trailer: V/H/S/2 (Red Band)
If the great reviews and Hubes’s stellar interview with the directors of V/H/S/2 during its Tribeca run didn’t whet your appetite for a horror ...
ABCs of Death 2 is in the works
The ABCs of Death was an interesting experiment as far as anthology horror movies go. Despite some great entries by Marcel Sarmiento (D ...
Reviews
Review: Aftershock
Sometimes movies are filled with unlikable characters, and that turns a lot of people off. I never go to movies to make friends ...
Trailers
Teaser Trailer: [REC] 4: Apocalypse
I’ve felt that the [REC] series has been a case of diminishing returns. I really liked the first one, thought the second one ...
Features
Tribeca Interview: Kate Elliott (Fresh Meat)
Fresh Meat is a manic horror-comedy from New Zealand about a group of screw-up criminals that take a suburban family hostage. The family ...
Features
Tribeca Interview: Danny Mulheron (Fresh Meat)
Director Danny Mulheron has a really huge personality, and talking to him last week I could sense a lot of that in the ...
Interview: The directors of V/H/S/2 (The Snack Pack)
It’s odd how things work. The day after I wrote a very negative review about a found footage movie I didn’t like, I ...
Features
Interview: Richard Raaphorst (Frankenstein’s Army)
Even though I had issues with the found-footage aspect of Frankenstein’s Army, there’s a great anarchic imagination in the film, and it belongs ...