The Satanic Panic provided a source of widespread, go-to blame for many in the 1980s, including fanatical religious zealots and conservatives, as well as negligent
Unsatisfying, dead-end marriages have been explored and beaten with a switch within contemporary Americana film— married couples reach middle age, resent each other, die miserably,
“It’s your birthday,” the animatronic Five Night’s at Freddy’s lookalikes menacingly sing in Kevin Lewis’ WILLY’S WONDERLAND. It’s all of our birthdays during this 90-minute
Familiarity can be a help or a hindrance to genre films— the audience can either feel comforted or bored by tropes and narratives they’ve seen
Loneliness has been our collective, unasked-for friend for 2020. As most semblances of sociality have, quite literally, been canceled, most of us have sacrificed our
You mention 1) a metal-horror movie (with rarely seen female protagonists!) 2) a Satanic Panic backdrop, and 3) set in the ’80s. Say no more.
Underappreciated for its time, didn’t perform well at the box office, found its audience later, midnight screenings— all of these phrases get tossed around the
Underappreciated for its time, didn’t perform well at the box office, found its audience later, midnight screenings— all of these phrases get tossed around the
You mention 1) a metal-horror movie (with rarely seen female protagonists!) 2) a Satanic Panic backdrop, and 3) set in the ’80s. Say no more.
A humanizing, buddy road trip/sex comedy that is never gross-out or vile like many of its predecessors from the past, Richard Wong’s COME AS YOU