What qualifies as a monster?
Introduction- Hello again, and welcome to the fourth installment of Garland’s Movements in the Dark, a (mostly) weekly essay series where you and I take a deep dive into a movement within horror cinema. With every installment, we will take a look at key films and moments within the selected movement, and how the movement […]
Introduction– Hello again, and welcome to the belated third installment of Garland’s Movements in the Dark, a weekly essay series where you and I take a deep dive into a movement within horror cinema. With every installment, we will take a look at key films and moments within the selected movement, and how the movement itself […]
Welcome to Part II of Garland’s Movements in the Dark, a weekly editorial essay series where you and I will delve into the history of horror cinema to identify important movements in the genre, and the key films that made the movement a successful one.
George’s glass of water is warm; the air conditioning blowing against the back of his neck sends shivers down his spine; there’s a light wobble to his table, but he’ll hold his judgment until the bill is paid because he is hungrier than a dog at a deli shop.
Welcome to the first installment of Garland’s Movements in the Dark, a multi-part series where each week you and I will take a deep dive into a movement within horror cinema.
Netflix dropped the first teaser trailer for Army of the Dead today, and man does it look spectacular.
The roots of this story likely go back much further than anyone involved in it would care to admit.
Zack Snyder’s big-budget heist / zombie film mashup Army of the Dead now has a release date and poster courtesy of Netflix.
The “Last Night in Soho” director is poised to take on Stephen King next.
Marlow was the first to notice the faint outline of something moving across the open fields…
Tim Burton is making his small-screen debut with Wednesday, a new Netflix offering focused on Wednesday Addams from The Addams Family.
