Choosing Wisely
Nine Days by George Wolf Will (Winston Duke) is a selector. Inside a modest home situated in the middle of nowhere and surrounded by nothing but flatland, he monitors the…read more →
George Wolf
Fright Club: Workout Horror
An ode to cautionary tales, this episode points out all the great reasons to just skip the gym. Those muscles aren’t going to do you any good if you are…read more →
They Call Me…
Mr. Soul! by George Wolf Who do you think of when you hear the title “Mr. Soul!”? James Brown? Otis Redding? Marvin Gaye? Give writer/director Melissa Haizlip 104 minutes, and…read more →
Sex, Truth and Videotape
Ride the Eagle by George Wolf Small casts working on limited sets with wide open spaces. We’ve seen plenty of these films lately, and we’ll see plenty more. Because even…read more →
I See Old People
Old by Hope Madden and George Wolf The last 20 some odd years have been somewhat odd for M. Night Shyamalan. There was the meteoric rise, the faceplant fall, and…read more →
Exit Stage Willis
Midnight in the Switchgrass by George Wolf This is the third Bruce Willis film so far this year. That leaves 13 more in production, and 1 in development. And if…read more →
Final Frontier
Settlers by George Wolf The settlement in writer/director Wyatt Rockefeller’s feature debut may be on Mars, but it’s his measured treatment of the colony’s constant dangers that allow the story…read more →
Kandywoman
Kandisha by George Wolf Early on, plenty in the Shudder original Kandisha is going to remind you of Candyman. The filmmakers wisely address this early as well, and then move…read more →
Fright Club: Broadcast Horror
Broadcasting—TV, radio, podcasts—offer plentiful opportunities for horror. You have the good broadcasts, where an important message is being delivered to the right people: The Fog, I Am Legend, A Quiet…read more →