It excels at atmosphere and auditory jump scares, but it relies too much on familiar horror tropes and a thin story.
This bleak sci-epic from 2018 feels like an allegory for today.
This measured, stately samurai drama is a must-see for fans of the genre.
Maggie Gyllenhaal’s latest is a work of genre-bending feminism. DFR’s review is exclusive to Patreon supporters.
As ever, Pixar’s latest makes its high-concept plot, complex emotions, and resonant themes look effortless.
The makers of this movie sure love Tobe Hooper.
Fritz Lang’s 1931 masterpiece remains an urgent critique of groupthink and mob mentalities.
Read reviews of the entire slasher franchise.
Brian visits the Twin Cities’ KQRS Morning Show.
Chris and Brian review “Wuthering Heights”, How to Make a Killing, and Ghost Elephants.
