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Articles tagged "horror film"NewsGruesome ‘Mother’ completes Argento horror trilogyby Tirdad Derakhshani [The Philadelphia Inquirer (MCT)][7.Oct.08] :. “I love her! I love her!” So exclaims film maestro Dario Argento, whose latest labor of love, the supremely gory and subversive horror film “Mother of Tears,” was released...  NewsFrom ghosts to zombies, something for every tasteby Tirdad Derakhshani [The Philadelphia Inquirer (MCT)][29.Oct.07] :. Pundits worry that a whole class of new horror films, including the “Saw” trilogy and “Hostel,” is getting gorier than ever, but they’re a lot funnier,... News‘Bloodsucking Cinema,’ premiering Friday on Starzby Glenn Garvin [McClatchy Newspapers (MCT)][25.Oct.07] :. “Children of the night,” murmured Bela Lugosi, raising those bushy Hungarian eyebrows, “what music they make!” Was he talking about the jingle of a cash register? More than...  NewsFilmgoers may be fed up with sadistic goreby Michael Phillips [Chicago Tribune (MCT)][22.Jun.07] :. Are we sick of being scared, or just scared of being sick? That’s the question posed by the mild box office returns for “Hostel: Part II,” which may be the most repellent horror... NewsZombies breathe life into Pakistani filmby Kim Barker [Chicago Tribune (MCT)][15.Jun.07] :. ISLAMABAD, Pakistan—This horror movie has everything—a midget zombie, human entrails, doll heads and a Mace-wielding, burqa-wearing killer. But “Zibahkhana,” known in English...  NewsWhen gory movies are torture to watchby Steven Rea [The Philadelphia Inquirer (MCT)][14.Jun.07] :. In “Hostel: Part II,” which opened Friday and which probably has already made more money than the annual GNP of most African nations, actress Heather Matarazzo plays a gawky American... 28 Weeks Later (2007)by Cynthia Fuchs[11.May.07] :. The moral universe is intractably skewed in 28 Weeks Later, a film that works hard to reflect the world around it. Zombie sequel rides the crest of a horror-movie waveby Rene Rodriguez [McClatchy Newspapers (MCT)][10.May.07] :. Indulge me here: Imagine being under attack by flesh-eating zombies. Your cornered spouse is screaming out for help. Do you rush to his or her side, knowing it spells certain doom for both of you? Or... Short Ends & Leader Recent Highlightsby PopMatters Staff[26.Apr.07] :. Day in and day out, SE&L offers up insightful and in-depth film criticism, covering a wide range of cinematic issues from the historical to the front page entertainment headlines. Here are some recent highlights... |
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