By Jonathan Klotz | Published 2 months ago Historical films tend to be either romantic costume dramas or sweeping war epics, though sometimes, a film comes along that dares to do something different and takes on an era that studios are too afraid to embrace. That’s the case with Black Death, a surprise streaming hit … Read more
By Robert Scucci | Published 1 month ago In a Violent Nature is finally streaming on Hulu, and I immediately had to fire up this flick to see what all the fuss was about when it was making its theatrical rounds. Being the only film of its kind (that I know of) that spends most … Read more
By Chris Snellgrove | Published 1 month ago It’s an open secret that movie marketing has gotten out of hand…it seems like every new film that comes out is breathlessly billed as “groundbreaking” and “revolutionary,” only to land with a dull thud among moviegoers. Some films, though, do more than live up to the hype … Read more
By Robert Scucci | Published 1 month ago They say that brevity is the soul of wit, and Two Sentence Horror Stories messes with this sentiment by transforming microfiction into a bite-sized horror anthology series with mixed results. If you’re unfamiliar with the concept, you can find a more literal version of this kind of … Read more