An oft-overlooked queer action/comedy/romance that serves up fun and poignancy in equal measure.

A delightful supernatural dramedy from Korea deserves greater recognition and celebration.

An oft-overlooked late Tobe Hooper film is more than deserving of a (re)visit.

A bizarre, hilarious, and gruesome punk horror comedy packs a lot more heart, truth, and insight than expected.

A criminally underseen neo-noir ponders the price that fate can exact.

Director Cody Calahan’s meta slasher that delivers both types of gutbusters with visual aplomb.

Like, Comment, and Share this excellent character study of identity in the time of social media.

A late-in-the-series sequel proves to be one of the best with innovative comedy and kills!

A particularly twisted Christmas tale featuring a motley crew of misfits versus the Antichrist himself.

A look at the maximalist triumph of Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s outrageous assault on the industrial-war complex.

Over 35 years later, Stuart Gordon’s Lovecraft adaptation remains freaky, hilarious, and sexy.

Danny Boyle’s film is an ode to raucous youth, a cautionary tale, and a portrait of chaotic freedom.

The grimy J-Horror classic remains unsettling in the best possible ways many years later.

Robert Atlman's neo-noir takes the detective on a dream journey through a crumbling world.

Emma Seligman’s feature film debut is a taut exercise in dread, romance, fear, comedy, and lox.

Antonia Bird’s unique film looks at the rabid appetites of colonizers.

The ‘80s urban fantasy classic still holds up with a kind of magic.

Stop ballin' it up in Albuquerque and read why this infamous film is worth checking out!

Eli Roth’s gruesome tale is effective due to character building (and some anatomic disassembly).

Donald Glover, Rihanna, and Hiro Murai collaborate on a musical, magical realistic meditation on art, politics, and more.