“Hot Patootie – Bless My Soul!” Many publications have presented listicles over the years in tribute to The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975). People Magazine even got in on the act in 2015 for the film’s 40th anniversary. Diabolique’s list is a sincere ...

Yes, the Wolfman still has nards, and The Monster Squad (1987) continues to resonate with loyal die-hards and a new generation of fans discovering the film’s enduring movie magic. Now, Pilgrim Media Group presents a 90-minute documentary directed by Andre ...

Frank Capra once said, “There are no rules in filmmaking only sins. And the cardinal sin is dullness.” Writer/director Ian Messenger’s Fireside Tales (2016) is replete with technical issues that unfortunately serve to draw your attention away from the story ...

33 years after the film adaptation of Stephen King’s Children of the Corn (1984) flooded audiences with the misguided religious beliefs and cult-like antics of the sinister Isaac (John Franklin) and Malachi (Courtney Gains), Arrow Video presents an extraordinary must-own ...

Provo, Utah’s Covey Center for the Arts hosted the 2017 FilmQuest Festival recently and the talent on display easily rivaled any of the preeminent US-based events including, Sundance and Tribeca, in terms of quality movies. Over 1,000 films and screenplays ...

There was no shortage of blood and guts at last weekend’s Final Girls Berlin Film Festival. And this second installment of the festival was dedicated to women filmmakers. On Saturday, the final Shorts Program of the night included a number ...

Thirty years ago, the infamous Dillon (Carl Weathers) deceived an elite rescue team, led by his old friend Dutch (Arnold Schwarzenegger), into infiltrating the inhospitable jungles of South America under the guise of saving survivors of a massive helicopter crash. ...

“There are far worse things awaiting man than death…” – Bela Lugosi as the Count in Universal Pictures’ Dracula (1931). Dracula, the fabled Count of the Carpathians, has thrilled audiences on an intercontinental scale since his literary origination in 1897 ...

Auditorium seats lavished in red hues and draped in rich fabrics; hot and salty popcorn drowned in melted butter and the sound of film reels flicking prints against the metal of archaic projectors were the mainstays of movie theaters all ...

Earthrise (2014) manifests epoch-making storytelling in an expanding world of independent motion pictures. Writer/director Glenn Payne has crafted an engrossing narrative that promises a Utopian Earth to three travelers making their way across the unforgiving ice-cold frontier of space. And while ...