Express Yourself
And Then We Danced by George Wolf Despite its title, And Then We Danced uses the art form as more metaphor than setting, as a young dancer fights for the…read more →
Screen Wolf
Fright Club: Shut-In Horror
Misery loves company, yeah? So let’s hang out with some other folks whose stir-craziness leads to even worse decision making than our own. For the first time ever (to avoid…read more →
Speak No Evil
Resistance by George Wolf In the opening minutes of Resistance, a young Jewish girl asks her parents, “Why do they hate us?” Then, just before the end credits, stark onscreen…read more →
Fright Club: Bad Doctors in Horror
As we salute the tireless work of our great doctors and health care workers during this uneasy time, Fright Club looks at our favorite “bad doctors” in horror! 5. Herbert…read more →
Honorable Mentions
The Traitor (Il traditore) by George Wolf If you think Scorsese set the bar for three and a half hour mob epics, well, you may have a point. But, although…read more →
I Don’t Want to Go Out—Week of March 9
Hot damn, look at these rocks! If you can’t find a movie to entertain you this week as you hide away from the germs outside your door, we can’t help…read more →
When You Wish Upon a House
The Room by George Wolf Why was Tommy Wiseau’s 2003 cult classic called The Room, anyway? Why not Tuxedo Football? Doggie McFlowers? Or the obvious: Oh, Hi Mark! I know,…read more →
Fright Club: Nobody Dies
Leave it to our Correspondent from the Future, Cory Metcalfe, to come up with this killer topic. We rank the best horror films in which not one single person dies—not…read more →