Film & TV
ScreenAnarchy REVIEW: Bodycam
Check out our review of the new Shudder horror movie Bodycam over at ScreenAnarchy
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: ‘Bodycam’ Director and Writer Brandon Christensen on Crafting the Scariest Episode of ‘Cops’ of All Time
The topical new horror movie debuts March 13 on Shudder
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: ‘Slanted’ Filmmaker Amy Wang on Blending Satirical Body Horror with Racial Commentary
Mean Girls, The Substance, and Imitation of Life come together in this new absurdist body horror movie
REVIEW: Project Hail Mary
The kind of movie that makes you grateful you’re alive at a point in history in which movies are made
REVIEW: Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man
A satisfying finale for one of television’s greatest characters
REVIEW: Slanted
Coming-of-age high school drama, absurdist comedy, sci-fi, and body horror all blended together
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: ‘Sirāt’ Director Óliver Laxe on Genre-Bending Cinema and the Power of Ambiguity
Few movies leave the kind of impression that Sirāt does
ScreenAnarchy REVIEW: Heel
Check out our review of the new psychological thriller Heel starring Stephen Graham over at ScreenAnarchy
ScreenAnarchy REVIEW: The Ugly
Check out our review of the new South Korean thriller The Ugly over at ScreenAnarchy
BRWC REVIEW: Scream 7
By George & Josh Bate Check out our review of Scream 7 over at Battle Royale with Cheese here.
BRWC REVIEW: Psycho Killer
Check out our review of the new serial killer horror movie Psycho Killer over at Battle Royale with Cheese
REVIEW: How to Make a Killing
How to Make a Killing? More like How to Perfectly Make a Remake
ScreenAnarchy REVIEW: The Dreadful
Check out our review of The Dreadful starring Sophie Turner and Kit Harington over at ScreenAnarchy
ScreenAnarchy REVIEW: The Mortuary Assistant
Read our full review of ‘The Mortuary Assistant’ over at ScreenAnarchy
REVIEW: Crime 101
Chris Hemsworth and Mark Ruffalo headline a well-made, yet overly long heist thriller
BRWC REVIEW: Wuthering Heights
Read our review of “Wuthering Heights” over at BRWC
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: ‘Crime 101’ Director Bart Layton Reconstructs the Crime Thriller Genre
‘Crime 101’ starring Chris Hemsworth, Mark Ruffalo, and Halle Berry hits theaters on February 13
‘GOAT’ Cast, Director, and Producer Stephen Curry Talk Their “Generation-Defining Underdog Story”
The new film from Sony Pictures Animation hits theaters on February 13
REVIEW: Goat
A wholesome, vibrant blend of the family animation and sports drama genres
REVIEW: The Strangers: Chapter 3
An improvement over its predecessors isn’t saying much…..
TV Obsessive REVIEW: The ‘Burbs
Check out our full non-spoiler review of all eight episodes of Peacock’s The ‘Burbs at TV Obsessive
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: ‘Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die’ Screenwriter Matthew Robinson On His Wild AI Cautionary Tale
Gore Verbinski’s first movie in 10 years is as terrifying as it is hilarious
REVIEW: Misdirection
MCU stars Frank Grillo and Olga Kurylenko headline a contained home-invasion thriller
ScreenAnarchy REVIEW: The Arborist
Check out our review of ‘The Arborist’ over at ScreenAnarchy!
REVIEW: The Moment
Charli xcx leads a frenzied, scathing satire of the music industry
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: ‘Artfully United’ Producer Chris Walters Discusses Powerful Doc
Go behind the scenes of the life and works of the remarkable Mike Norice in this new documentary
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: ‘Whistle’ Director Corin Hardy Talks Dafne Keen-Led Cursed Object Movie
You stumble upon an ancient Aztec death whistle and decide to whistle into it?!?! What could go wrong?
ScreenAnarchy REVIEW: Cold Storage
Check out our review of ‘Cold Storage’ at ScreenAnarchy!
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: ‘Misdirection’ Director Kevin Lewis and Star Oliver Trevena on Their Home-Invasion Thriller
Frank Grillo and Olga Kurylenko headline a cozy, suspenseful thriller in the vein of Hitchcock
REVIEW: Shelter
Throw every Jason Statham action movie of the last 15 years into an AI and it would spit out ‘Shelter’
REVIEW: Send Help
Sam Raimi returns to horror for a delightfully gnarly blend of Cast Away and Evil Dead 2
REVIEW: Wonder Man
Step aside Doomsday, Wonder Man may be the Marvel project to watch this year