Roger Dorman. Photo credit: Mitch Rose – Roses Reelz Actor Roger Dorman spoke with Digital Journal’s Markos Papadatos about his role in the horror film “Karen” and being an actor in the digital age. While playing in ‘Karen’, he said, “I was faced with a lot of emotions playing inRead More →
Get ready to have a good time … the terrifying fun of SLAY, our festival of spooky short films made by horror lovers like YOU, returns October 22-31 streaming online AND at the Clinton Street Theater! Earlier this year, we asked filmmakers to send in their homemade horror shorts (eightRead More →
Inside this restaurant, there is food for thought. A young woman, Jade, wakes up in the movie “Green Hat Diner” and begins to piece together her past grief with the help of a sinister waitress, Ariel. Jade’s father has passed away. Ariel is also looking for a way out. Ariel’sRead More →
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Hilmir Snær Guðnason and Noomi Rapace in a scene from Lamb. Courtesy of A24 Plan your screen time with the weekly What to Watch newsletter. Register now today. Lamb Realized by Valdimar johannsson Written by Valdimar Johannsson and Sjon Featuring Noomi Rapace, Hilmir Snær Guðnason and a lamb Classification R;Read More →
The real weakness of the film is its inability to explore Alexia as a person, keeping things vague while centering the extreme aspects of body horror. Titanium is not a film for the faint of heart. Filled with violence and bodily horror as gruesome as it is bizarre, the film,Read More →
Joe Dante, who directed “Gremlins” and its sequel, is known to uplift schlock horror. One of his very first hits was the 1978 B-movie “Piranha” that was very intentionally an imitation of Steven Spielberg’s “Jaws”. In a world full of “Jaws” imitations, “Piranha” broke the mold by being really goodRead More →
In case anyone has forgotten, we are still in a pandemic. Cinemas are closed spaces filled with a lot of people, and there are many who are still hesitant to go inside. At the start of 2020 we were all upbeat convinced that we would all be closed for twoRead More →
Today at BlumFest, it was announced that John Logan’s directorial debut, the LGBTQIA + horror film set in a gay conversion camp, will air on Peacock. In addition, Quei Tann, Austin Crute, Anna Lore, Monique Kim, Cooper Koch and Darwin del Fabro are already joining the cast Kevin Bacon, AnnaRead More →
There’s a bit of comedy, romance, and a seemingly passionate outcry against business that denies its overall impact. There are a few promising moments in Vineeth Varaprasad’s debut film, Elevator. The first is the beginning. We see a close-up of a radio set, which reads the weather forecast. In theRead More →
“Under Wraps” debuts October 1 on the Disney Channel. by Kevin McDonough United Feature Syndicate AMC presents the third season of “The Horror Story of Eli Roth” (9 p.m., AMC). It starts with a look at the good and bad horror sequels, and shows that some were way better thanRead More →