Film

Secretly Scary is a celebration of movies that were not marketed as horror films, but read as horror films and are as harrowing, terrifying and unsettling as the most confronting horror movies ever made. “And he rammed the fear of ...

Secretly Scary is a celebration of movies that were not marketed as horror films, but read as horror films and are as harrowing, terrifying and unsettling as the most confronting horror movies ever made. “You know what I’d like to ...

Criminally undervalued by many people when discussing science fiction and horror cinema produced by Universal Studios throughout the 1950s, The Monolith Monsters (1957) would have to rate as one of the true eclectic genre gems from that wondrous decade. True, ...

First released in February of 1979, The Warriors was based on a 1965 novel of the same name, authored by American Sol Yurick (1925–2013). Written when he was 40 years old, The Warriors was Yurick’s first published novel and interwove ...

We all have opinions that are controversial, outlandish, unpopular, and misunderstood. That’s what makes us unique. Change My Mind is a column where a member of the Diabolique staff will share one of their unusual opinions and welcome you, the ...

John Landis’s An American Werewolf in London (1981) proved to be an incredibly successful, highly innovative and stylish pop-cultural phenomenon that did something that no other film had done in relation to the history of awarding cinema excellence. It created ...

Familial scare fare has been dominating the horror landscape lately. In 2018 alone, movies like A Quiet Place, Hereditary, Cargo, and Pyewacket have followed other recent entries like The Babadook (2014), The Witch (2015), It Comes At Night (2017), and Bloodlands ...

The 40s and 50s were particularly cynical times for filmmaker Billy Wilder, as far as his films went at least. Other than that he was riding high, making several of his best features during this period; starting out with his ...

“There are many ways to be free. One of them is to transcend reality by imagination, as I try to do.” —Anaïs Nin, The Diary of Anaïs Nin Though Catherine Deneuve was an established force in European cinema by Luis ...

Older generations really get hot and bothered by millenials. They don’t like our modern technology, social media, new trends, progressivism, cannabis, collapsible bicycles and most of all: Netflix. The loudest declaration from what can only be described as #BabyBoomerFilmTwitter is ...