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Review: I Know What You Did Last ‘Snowman’
There is no place in the world for a film as awful as The Snowman. It fails in almost every way thanks to finding a means to waste the talents of everyone involved. Perhaps the costume designer should...
‘Friday the 13th’ Films Ranked
With Halloween fast approaching, Daniel Rester ranks every film in the slasher series 'Friday the 13th' from worst to best.
Thor: Ragnarok Review – Laugh ‘Til Your Thides Are Thore
Thor: Ragnarok is a change in tone from previous Thor movies, and Thor’s role in The Avengers. Thor (Chris Hemsworth) is now a sarcastic wiseass in an irreverent adventure. This is a positive developm...
Screamfest: 1922 Q&A
1922 is the latest Netflix original movie based on a Stephen King story, in this case a novella (which is a normal sized book for most authors but shorter than the average Stephen King). Writer/direct...
Review: Hulk Smashes And ‘Thor’ Ragnaroks
Review: Hulk Smashes And ‘Thor’ Ragnaroks Being a bigger fan than most when it comes to the previous Thor films, I felt a high level of confidence in what Thor: Ragnarok would have to offer. This thir...
Todd and the Book of Pure Evil: The End of the End – Screamfest Q&A
Fans of Todd and the Book of Pure Evil were distraught when the show was cancelled after season two. There weren’t enough of them to keep the show on for a third season, but there were enough to contr...
Box Office: ‘Happy Death Day’ Celebrates a Blumhouse Win Over Friday the 13th
After 'Split' and 'Get Out,' Universal and Blumhouse score another win for 2017 with their latest horror film, 'Happy Death Day.'
Screamfest Review: The Laplace’s Demon Does Jigsaw Proud
The Laplace’s Demon is based on the theory that human beings are so predictable, there is not actually free will. You just set enough things in motion and people behave predictably. This is what appea...
Beyond Fest: Lea Thompson On Howard The Duck
It took balls for Beyond Fest to screen Howard the Duck at their 2017 film festival. The film was the biggest bomb of 1986 and a punchline for bad movies, whether it deserved it to be or not. It took ...