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It’s been said many times that art is subjective. After all, interpretation and opinion are both in the eye of the beholder. Art has provided us with beauty, romance, and an escape into the realms of fantasy. It’s also managed ...

Cult Italian filmmaker Lucio Fulci revisits the giallo genre in his scuzzy 1982 film The New York Ripper.

Director Ishiro Honda would make successive kaiju films that suggested or were inspired by the conditions in Japan. One such film was 1964’s Dogora.

Lunatics: A Love Story (1991) is an eccentric but charming rom-com from the mind of director Josh Becker. This hidden gem stars three stalwarts of the horror genre, Ted Raimi (billed as Theodore), Deborah Foreman and Bruce Campbell, who also ...

Blue Underground have shot for the moon and hit the stars with the image quality on their House by the Cemetery 4K disc.

Born in GODZILLA's shadow, 1956's Rodan rises from a carbonaceous nest as a loud indictment of human greed and the waning economic power of Japan's coal mining industry.

In a kind of twisted reflection of recent events, She Dies Tomorrow treats 21st-century political confusion as deadly dystopian contagion  Remember that bit in David Lowry’s A Ghost Story (2017)? The bit that everyone hated where Roony Mara takes ages to eat a pie? ...

This year’s Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival (BIFAN; Bucheon, South Korea) boasted some fine international crime cinema as part of its intriguing selection of genre-film fare.

What’s that? Did something touch your leg? It could be seaweed, or it could be…a monster!

Fucked up and over at the miserable old age of 70, Jim Thompson died at home in, of all places, Los Angeles-a town that promised golden dreams to an aging novelist who’s novel writing days were over. He got fucked ...