Review: WOLFMAN'S GOT NARDS

by Alejandra Gonzalez

Whether it’s watching on opening day, or being secretly introduced by an older sibling because we weren’t quite old enough yet, it seems like everyone has a momentous, life altering story behind how they came across some of their favorite movies.

Review: 78/52

by Rob DiCristino

Chocolate syrup, casaba melons, and four minutes that changed horror forever.

CINEPOCALYPSE 2017 Review: KING COHEN

by Patrick Bromley

If you love movies -- especially genre movies, but any kind of movies, really -- you have to recognize Larry Cohen as a goddamn treasure.

Objectively Subjective: Documentaries That Are Easy to Love

by Stephanie Crawford

I've always been fascinated by subcultures, super fans and the hopelessly dedicated. Whether that devotion is to a fandom, a craft, or a pie-in-the-sky project, the truly passionate are the ones who catch my eye and win my heart.

Off the Shelf: Back in Time (DVD)

by Patrick Bromley

With the rise of the fan documentary, it only makes sense that the greatest movie ever made gets its own.

Heath Holland On...Elstree 1976

by Heath Holland

This isn’t the doc you’re looking for.

Review: The Death of Superman Lives: What Happened?

by Adam Riske

I hope this review doesn’t seem like I’m picking on director Jon Schnepp.

Review: Lost Soul: The Doomed Journey of Richard Stanley's Island of Dr. Moreau

by Patrick Bromley

One of the worst movies of the '90s gets an amazing tell-all documentary.