Neon Maniacs is the Dreamiest of Slashers By Amanda Hudgins • June 5th, 2017 Despite all of this it’s criminally underdeveloped and frankly, a must see. So few 80’s slashers manage to be any good, and this one somehow stumbles into genius simply by being unfinished.
Documentary Sunday At All Costs By Megan Condis • May 26th, 2017 In amateur youth sports, there’s more at stake than how you play the game.
Alien: Covenant : Keep it Mysterious, Stupid By David Shimomura • May 22nd, 2017 Part of the terror that powers the xenomorphs is their mystery. When we first find the eggs, we don’t know what they are. Then we meet the face huggers and they’re mysterious too
Alien: Covenant is an Uneven, if Good, Haunted House By Amanda Hudgins • May 22nd, 2017 Designed for an audience literate in the world of Alien, there’s few moments in Covenant where you are left unaware of the impending doom of the crew. Every new reveal is just a reminder that what you’re watching is an Alien movie.
The Lost City of Z is Just Another White Explorer Story By Amanda Hudgins • May 15th, 2017 “The English go native very easily…there is no disgrace in it,” English explorer Percy Fawcett once wrote.
Rookie of the Year Phil Connors Sees His Shadow By Matt Marrone • May 5th, 2017 Matt goes to see the very first performance of Groundhog Day the Musical, which is a thing that exists. Hijinx ensue.
Documentary Sunday Tickled By Megan Condis • May 3rd, 2017 Competitive Endurance Tickling is a thing, just not the thing you think it is.
Casting JonBenet is a Vacuous Portrait of an American Tragedy By Amanda Hudgins • May 1st, 2017 Is Casting JonBenet experimental or just abusive to its performers and its subject matter?
The Burnt Offering When the Void Looks Back By Stu Horvath • April 21st, 2017 If the cosmic gods of horror are utterly indifferent to mankind, why do human cultists worship them?
