Not only did Single White Female spawn a number of awful haircuts, it also helped cement the identity theft thriller with a tale of a roommate slowly transforming herself into the person she wishes she

The circumstances behind Dario Argento's Inferno - his pseudo-sequel to Suspiria - were not ideal. The film was not marketed for wide theatrical release, critics did not receive it well, and Argento was

Cultsploitation co-editor Michael wrote a review about Suspiria a couple days ago (Umbrella Entertainment Blu-Ray) and he did an excellent job pinpointing the beauty, pathos, and surrealism of Dario Argento's

Murder By Decree isn’t an original story by Arthur Conan Doyle; rather, it’s based on The Ripper File, a book about the Jack the Ripper killings that details the murders and offers some explanations to

Tom DeSimone’s 1981 slasher film Hell Night is a perfect encapsulation of the formula: scary place, nubile college-age kids drinking and doing drugs, and an insane, deformed killer on the loose and angry

We're celebrating New Year's with the only New Year's movie that we really know: NEW YEAR'S EVIL! We're talking about the film's punk rock/hair metal/new wave soundtrack, the early release of this slasher,

David Hess’ directorial debut To All a Goodnight isn’t a great film, and it hasn’t really gone down in history as a compelling movie within the slasher boom in the 1980s. However, it does have a couple

It’s easy to get films like Christmas Evil, Silent Night, Deadly Night, and Don’t Open Till Christmas confused with each other. However, they all have their intricate differences, and Christmas Evil is

The yuletide season is upon us, and every year I try to make it a holiday tradition to watch "And All Through the House," one of my all-time favorite Tales from the Crypt episodes. But I realized

In our final Festivus Series episode, we take a look at Die Hard 2, a very similar sequel to the Bruce Willis-led original. We talk about the differences from the first film, the bloated runtime, John

Dick Maas' 1983 horror film The Lift is about a killer elevator, which sounds quite schlocky - in general, the "machinery gone rogue" genre tends to hew more closely to humorous territory. However,

Chris Peckover’s Better Watch Out is, on the surface, very similar to home invasion films of old, including Netflix’s The Babysitter which got a home release right around the same time. However, there’s

Cat’s Eye is a 1985 anthology film from director Lewis Teague (also of Cujo) with a screenplay written by Stephen King. Two of the stories have been pulled from King’s short story anthology Night Shift,

Film documentaries tend to have two defining characteristics: either they're shot through rose-colored glasses and edited to depict the best moments and leave out all of the worst, or they're so completely

I started playing Super Mario Odyssey over the weekend and I've already collected about 100 moons, the in-game item that helps Mario power his spaceship, the Odyssey. That seems like a lot, but the game

Sidney Furie’s 1982 film The Entity is based off of a true story, adapted by Frank De Felitta into a novel and subsequently a film screenplay. The actual case of Doris Bither, otherwise known as the Entity

We're back with a new superhero episode! We're talking about the new MCU film THOR: RAGNAROK. We discuss the weird plotting issues that plague the film, Jeff Goldblum's presence, the colorful synth-y new

John Hughes’ Planes, Trains, & Automobiles has become a seasonal classic since its release in 1987, and for good reason: it’s comedy gold, combining a prickish Steve Martin character with John Candy’s

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