Silent “Hush” Will Fray Your Nerves
The new horror film, Hush, having had a short festival run this past March, is going straight to streaming on Netflix. The release platform, while understandable, is a bit of shame, as the film is...
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10 Cloverfield Lane A Great Place to Visit
by Dezbot
10 Cloverfield Lane, the second entry in what appears to be a planned “Cloververse,” is not a sequel to 2008’s found-footage monster movie, Cloverfield, but it shares some commonalities—apart from being produced by J. J....
Coming Out Party in Campy, Bloody “You’re Killing Me”
by Dezbot
You’re Killing Me, a comedy-horror hybrid from director/writer Jim Hansen, takes the coming-out process and grafts it onto the tale of an affectless young man named Joe (Matthew McKelligon), who really, really wants to kill...
The Nerd Element’s Oscar Predictions
by Dezbot
Hello! Jennifer and Désirée here with our Oscar™ picks for the above-the-line awards (i.e., the “Big 6”). We’ve also included Cinematography because it’s a category we both love. Do you agree with our picks? Let...
Death In The Desert: Josh Evans’ Take on The Ted Binion Story
by Dezbot
Josh Evans isn’t your typical director. As the son of producer Robert Evans and actress Ali McGraw, with actor Steve McQueen serving as his stepfather for a time, Evans grew up watching his family work...
Krampus a Jolly, Monstrous Time At the Movies
by Dezbot
The new holiday-themed horror-comedy, Krampus, is a fun romp bridging the horrors of Halloween with the enchantments of Christmas. It’s similar in spirit to The Nightmare Before Christmas, except much, much darker. The film starts...
Final Segment of “Human Centipede” A Fittingly Gross But Exploitative End
by Dezbot
The Human Centipede III (Final Sequence) (2015) In 2010, director Tom Six unleashed The Human Centipede (First Sequence) on the world. It was a curiosity, more than anything; a tale about a virulently misanthropic...
Mad Max: Fury Road Review
by EvanJackson
By Evan Jackson George Miller’s Mad Max: Fury Road roars on to theaters this weekend over thirty years after the original starring Mel Gibson as Mad Max. This time around actor Tom Hardy does...