Aging Gracefully
They Shall Not Grow Old by Hope Madden For those of us who haven’t experienced it, war is nearly impossible to fathom: the horror, terror, inhumanity and chaos of it.…read more →
They Shall Not Grow Old by Hope Madden For those of us who haven’t experienced it, war is nearly impossible to fathom: the horror, terror, inhumanity and chaos of it.…read more →
Mortal Engines by Cat McAlpine As the credits rolled, I turned to my friend and said, with horror, “I think that would’ve been better…as a trilogy.” What’s that? You’ve had…read more →
There’s always reason to be proud when one of he most established and respected directors decides to dabble in horror, and likewise, when one of our own makes it big…read more →
Sure, New Zealand is known for that delicious fuzzy little fruit, the kiwi, but there’s some fun horror to explore there as well, not all of it courtesy of Peter…read more →
Dead Alive (Braindead) (1992) Rated R for “an abundance of outrageous gore,” Dead Alive is everything the early Peter Jackson did well. It’s a bright, silly, outrageously gory bloodbath. Lionel…read more →
The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies by Hope Madden This Christmas, Peter Jackson gives us the gift of his final trip to Middle Earth with The Hobbit: The…read more →
New Zealand has a distinguished history in horror-comedy (well, as distinguished as that category gets). Long before Hobbits and dragons, kiwi Peter Jackson filled New Zealand cinemas with laughs and…read more →
This week, the great writer/director/Ohioan Jim Jarmusch releases just another masterpiece, the vampire flick Only Lovers Left Alive. While Jarmusch is certainly not an easy artist to peg, a vampire…read more →
The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug by Hope Madden The fantasy film genre boasts some great sequels, even when those films are little more than bridges from Episode 1 to…read more →