A metamorphosis into something higher only achieved by relinquishing the whole of oneself to something darker, something more beautiful, more perfect.…
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Rob Zombie's Halloween was unfairly judged upon release, but time has a funny way of changing things.…
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John Carpenter's films are prominent examples of the ways science fiction, fantasy, and horror genres can respond to and shape our social, cultural, and political beliefs, and their relevance to our lives only makes them all the scarier.…
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The lore of Bernard Rose's 1992 film, Candyman, explores the exploitation of Black tragedy into white, middle-class urban legend.…
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mother!’s misanthropic take is wholly valid, but within its misogynistic violence, it becomes nothing more than a vehicle of metaphor.…
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For those looking for a light-hearted summary of this year's cracking London Film Festival, here is a rundown of the top ten looks from the films offered in the programme.…
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Amidst the absurdity, the Final Destination franchise contains a horrifying assertion.…
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The movie might have the word ‘Christmas’ in its title but don’t forget it also has the word ‘nightmare’. …
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Unlike the redemptory finale of Endgame, Legion offers no way out. What it does, however, is to suggest that the only hope we have is to firmly believe that change — or at least the possibility of change — exists.…
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Trudie Graham shares her personal Halloween movie recommendations.…
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