Category: Reviews

Films like Midsommar, The Wickerman, Witchfinder General, and The Witch have fascinated horror loves for ages, but what is it about this subgenre of horror that draws viewers in.  Even episodes of Doctor Who have …

In the 1960’s a family in Chicago experienced one of the absolute worst things that could happen to new parents. A young boy was taken from his mother’s arms in the hospital. Fifteen months later, …

One of the most touching films in the SXSW film festival is See You Then.  Kris and Naomi are meeting up after decades following a rather sudden break up in college, and unexplained departure on …

Poly Styrene was the first woman of color to front a punk bank in the United Kingdom in the 1970s. As a mixed race woman heading the band X-Ray Spex, she encountered racism at home …

In 1993, David Holthouse overheard the story of three Mexican men being torn apart by what was described as a Sasquatch.  As an investigative journalist, the story has always haunted him, but he was busy …

In some Jewish custom, it is required that someone sit up with the body of the dead overnight to whisper prayers and keep evil from taking over the body; Shomer. For former Orthodox Jew Yakov, …

I have a favorite movie that makes people a bit uncomfortable. Silence of the Lambs has been my favorite movie since I was old enough to watch it. CBS has released the first episode of …

Mark is a smart teenage boy trapped in a time anomaly. Stuck repeating the same day over and over, he’s relatively content not having to make up his mind about his future. One day, while …

Phillip K. Dick once gave an entire talk on the concept of the world as a simulation, wrapping the concepts of society and religion in. He talked of having memories of other existences that did …

The Lady and the Dale is HBO’s new four-part documentary on Elizabeth Carmichael, the entrepreneur that represented The Dale. The Dale doesn’t sound familiar to you? That’s because it was a three-wheel, fuel-efficient vehicle from …