Hokum- Mystery and Grief
So what did I expect? A slow burn folk horror. And what did I get? A thriller mystery with supernatural elements that lean towards folk horror.
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My Favorite Movies: Creature Features
To that end I thought occasionally I’d throw together small lists of movies I recommend under a particular theme. To kick it off I thought we would pick one of my all time favorite subgenres of horror, the creature feature.
Dehumanization in No Other Choice
It is just a profound piece of fiction in all ways that will stay with most people. If you are anything like me you immediate thought upon finishing it will be “damn I want to watch that again.”
A Brief Look at Hell House LLC and Found Footage Horror
So then why was I so impressed? Because I think it is one of the best found footage/mockumentary horror movies specifically.
Happy 4th of July with Jaws!
In the summer of 1975, Steven Spielberg shocked audiences with his horror movie. A Great White Shark, hunting the people of Maratha’s Vineyard around 4th of July weekend. The movie was terrifying, brilliant, and features a score that filmgoers still know and love.
Looking in on Our Neighbors with Rear Window
Note: I previously published this and updated it, but I kept the date and the mention of watching this via Fathom
70 years ago Hitchcock released what is my personal favorite of his movies, Rear Window. It is a captivating crime thriller that presents the question of do we know
Howl's Moving Castle: Romance, Fantasy, and Anti-War Messaging
In 2004 Hayao Miyazaki released his next film after the incredible success of Spirited Away. By the time he released Spirited Away he was already a household name in Japan and was slowly gaining popularity in America. but Spirited Away was dubbed by Disney and a lot of effort was