Sinister (2012): 10 years later, the supernatural mystery from Scott Derrickson is still a gripping and frightening watch
After ten years, Christian takes a deep dive into "Sinister," the terrifying supernatural thriller from blumhouse productions.
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The Addams Family (1991) & Addams Family Values (1993): The original film version and its sequel of the classic comic remain ooky and kooky delights
Chad spends a spooky evening with Barry Sonnenfeld's 1991 film version of the classic "The Addams Family" comic and its 1993 sequel.
The Atticus Institute (2015): A low-budget, almost documentary-style journey into supernatural horror
Christian checks into "The Atticus Institute," a chilling, low-budget entry in the found footage/horror genre.
Halloween Ends (2022): The newest entry is a solid and fitting capstone to the rebooted franchise
Scott takes his carving knife to "Halloween Ends," the finale of David Gordon Green's nouveau Halloween trilogy.
Paranormal Activity (2007) & Paranormal Activity 2 (2010): The first two entries of the long-running franchise are gems of the found footage genre
Christian dives into the found footage genre, revisiting the first two Paranormal Activity entries.
Interview with the Vampire (1994): The original film version of Anne Rice’s classic novel is still a bloody good time
As AMC launches its TV adaption of Anne Rice's classic novel "Interview with the Vampire," Chad revisits the 1994 feature film version starring Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt.
Spartan (2004): David Mamet’s underrated thriller is the thinking man’s “Taken”
Christian takes a second look at David Mamet's smart, underrated thriller "Spartan," which flew under the radar in 2004.
Moonage Daydream (2022): Brett Morgan directs an extraordinary look at the artistry of David Bowie
Acclaimed filmmaker Brett Morgan goes on a cinematic odyssey exploring the work of David Bowie in the extraordinary "Moonage Daydream."
Barbarian (2022): The clever horror thriller packs genuine scares and laughs while subverting expectations
Scott looks at the indie horror thriller "Barbarian" that packs both laughs and scares while subverting expectations with its short run time.
Starship Troopers (1997): The war propaganda satire still packs quite a punch 25 years later
As "Starship Troopers" celebrates its 25th anniversary, Chad revisits Paul Verhoeven's violent war propaganda satire.
Superman (1978): 44 years later, Christopher Reeve still soars as the Man of Steel
The 1978 original "Superman" starring Christopher Reeve and Margot Kidder, is still the "Citizen Kane" of the modern superhero genre.
Retro Review: E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial (1982)
As the Steven Spielberg-directed "E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial" turns 40, Chad revisits the classic family film that became a pop-culture juggernaut.