Complete Nonsense

That month I was reminded George A. Romero is far more than just zombies

That month I watched The Wolf House

Nothing but respect for MY  may queen.

 Despite all our rage, we are still just rabbits in a cage.  

In John Carpenter's finest hour, he conjures up terror cold enough to freeze your blood.

Buckle in, baby, this shit is over 10,000 words long.

I do the digging so you don't have to

Finding the art in the trash.

The most noteworthy debuts behind the camera in a stellar decade for the horror genre.

Spike Lee's late-career masterwork is both a warning and a call to action for a nation teetering on the precipice.

A thematically potent, haunting masterpiece, from some of the most gifted filmmakers in the prolific history of Japanese cinema.

A vicious dystopian crime drama from Stanley Kubrick at arguably his most cynical.

Of the many incredible horror debuts in the 2010s, Ari Aster stands above the rest, with a debut that transcended genre and made him an instant legend.

A surreal folk horror from fascinating genre newcomer Ali Abbasi.

Lynne Ramsay continues her needed work of shining a spotlight on dark human traumas.

Coppola's devastating anti-war film that's more horror than drama. 

Barry Jenkins's coming-of-age drama is a landmark for both African-American and LGBTQ+ cinema.

Genre newcomer Leigh Janiak shows compelling potential in her subtle, slow-burning debut.

Sean Baker continues to be one of the most important independent filmmakers in contemporary American cinema.

Television star Richard Ayoade's directorial film debut is one of the smartest, most playful comedies of the 2010s.