Belle transforms Beauty & the Beast into art house horror
Though too low-key for its own good, Belle ultimately works as an art-house horror film thanks to an ending that
Read More
- Home
- Attractions
-
-
-
-
Recently in Attractions
-
-
- Cinema
-
-
-
-
Recently in Cinema
-
-
- Night/Life/Style
-
-
-
-
Recently in Night/Life/Style
-
-
- Theatre
-
-
-
-
Recently in Theatre
-
-
- The Vault
-
-
-
-
Recently in The Vault
-
-
- Archives
-
-
-
-
Latest Articles
-
-
- Halloween Events
-
Film Reviews
Reviews horror movies, fantasy films, and science fiction cinema screening in Los Angeles.
The Blackening – horror-comedy as scary as it is funny
The Blackening Film Review: Disclaimer Much as we would love to review The Blackening, we know that our identity as
Read More
Review: Indiana Jones and the Dullness of Destiny
With Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, director James Mangold takes another shot at portraying the final adventure of
Read More
The Invitation mixes rom-com with goth horror
The Invitation deserves full credit for deftly juggling genres – and not just movie genres but their literary antecedents. On
Read More
Film Review: this Beast is surprisingly compelling
Beast’s marauding lion is an avenging “anti-poacher” who evokes almost as much sympathy as the humans he hunts. There are
Read More
Film Review: Squeal
Not quite fairy tale or horror film, SQUEAL offers a fanciful allegory for fans of art house cinema. Squeal features a
Read More
Film Review: Bodies Bodies Bodies
Sure, it’s all fun and games until the bodies start piling up – and then it becomes even more fun!
Read More
Film Review: Tin Can’s claustrophobic sci-fi horror
A worldwide pandemic is threatening humanity, not with death but something else, and a woman who may have the key
Read More
Review: Gone in the Night
A solid mystery thriller with an unexpected twist of horror. Gone in the Night is a creepy little mystery-thriller wrapping
Read More
Film review: Nope
Jordan Peele’s NOPE offers the writer-director’s spectacular spin on crowd-pleasing entertainment, but the pace is marred by awkwardly embedded subtext.
Read More
Review: She Will is awesome art house horror
Warning: spoilers ahead. She Will charts a risky path that lures careless hikers into a morass of confusion; sharp-eyed viewers,
Read More
Review: Jurassic Domination
You have to give The Asylum credit for chutzpah. The cheeky little production company (infamous for releasing direct-to-video schlock with
Read More
Review: The Black Phone
Has there ever been a horror film more ill-served by its trailer than The Black Phone? Probably, but we cannot
Read More
The Witch 2: The Other One (review)
Blood-soaked sci-fi action from Korea, loaded with stylish thrills There are movies like Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
Read More
Review: Crimes of the Future (2022)
David Cronenberg’s return to body horror offers a nightmarish vision of the future. Or is it a pleasant dream? The
Read More