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Posted by D. Shreve | Jan 1, 2018 | 2017s Movie Report Card: Grading the Year in Film

Posted by Richard Newby | Dec 30, 2017 The 25 Best Movies of 2017 Chosen by the Staff of Audiences Everywhere

Posted by Staff | Dec 29, 2017 The 15 Best TV Shows We Watched in 2017

Posted by Staff | Dec 29, 2017 | The Best New Albums We Heard In 2017

Posted by Staff | Dec 28, 2017 | We Will Move On From Logan and The Last Jedi

Posted by Anton Reyes | Dec 28, 2017 | Five Great Almost-Films from 2017

Posted by Esther Rosenfield | Dec 28, 2017 | The Best Documentaries We Watched in 2017

Posted by Staff | Dec 27, 2017 10 Transcendent Scenes from Less-Than-Transcendent 2017 Films.

Posted by Staff | Dec 27, 2017 Ode to a Forgotten Captain: On Top 10s, Film Discourse, and Underpants

Posted by BC Wallin | Dec 27, 2017 | 2017 Star of the Year: Greta Gerwig

Posted by Christina Tucker | Dec 26, 2017 What Abacus: Small Enough to Jail Says About Power

Posted by Chris Celletti | Dec 22, 2017 | Roundup The latest News, Reviews, and Trailers Mom and Dad Should Just Go On Vacation Dec 29, 2018 All the Money in the World Touches Upon Tragedy But Can Resort to Moralizing Dec 30, 2017 Bright is a Well-Intentioned Mess Dec 26, 2017 With ‘The Post’, Steven Spielberg Affirms A Key To Democracy Dec 23, 2017 Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle Plays on Expectations with Wit and Comedy Dec 23, 2017 The Greatest Showman Will Leave You Demanding A Refund Dec 22, 2017 Te-Ata Isnt a Good Film, But It Comes from a Good Place Dec 22, 2017 The Girls Are Back in Town in Oceans 8 Trailer Dec 19, 2017 The War Resumes in Teaser for Sicario Sequel Soldado Dec 19, 2017 Peter Jackson Introduces New Epic Saga in Mortal Engines Teaser Dec 18, 2017 The Shape of Water Shows the Beauty in Our Differences Dec 18, 2017 The Last Jedi is a Mostly-Successful Exploration of Morality and Legacy Dec 15, 2017 Nightmother Our horror matriarch navigates the genre landscape. Still Looking Out For Us: Shyamalans Split Mental Illnes... Dec 6, 2017 Emily Blunt and John Krasinski Find A Quiet Place in New Trailer Nov 16, 2017 The Strangers Take Us Outside in Prey at Night Teaser Nov 16, 2017 UPDATED: The 100 Best Horror Movies of the 2000s Oct 31, 2017 Halloween: The True Classic Oct 31, 2017 Small Screen Horror: Black Mirror Oct 31, 2017 Is It Still Fun?: Casper (1995) Oct 30, 2017 Horror Comics You Should be Reading for #hAElloween 2017 Oct 27, 2017 Lost Legends: Tobe Hooper Oct 26, 2017 The Saving Power of Nostalgia, Nerdism, and Stranger Things Oct 26, 2017 A Collection of Regional Cryptid Horror Oct 25, 2017 Halloween Movies for Kids and Cowards: Part IV Oct 24, 2017 VIFF: Tragedy Girls is Destined for Sleepover Stardom Oct 19, 2017 Lost Legends: William Castle Oct 19, 2017 The Blair Witch Project Is So Perfect, It Can Only Happen Once Oct 18, 2017 VIFF: The Crescent Only Wanes Oct 17, 2017 20 Great Horror Posters Oct 17, 2017 Celebrating the Monstrous Love of Guillermo del Toro Oct 16, 2017 Happy Death Day Dies A Slow Death Oct 16, 2017 Leatherface is Exactly What Youd Expect Oct 16, 2017  Lost Legends: George A. Romero Oct 12, 2017 False Prophets and the Hatred of Red State Oct 12, 2017 VIFF: The Endless is a Perfect Circle Oct 11, 2017 Poetry of the Steak: Reinterpreting The Fly 30 Years Later Oct 11, 2017 Cult of Chucky Brings New Toys to Madcap Seventh Entry Oct 9, 2017 Now Available on Netflix Instant Streaming: Raw May Be the Year... Oct 6, 2017 Nightmothers Unholy Matrimony, October 2017 Oct 6, 2017 Charismata is Unmissable Indie Horror Oct 6, 2017 A Sinister Mating Ritual: Hellraiser and the Sublime Oct 5, 2017 Lost Legends: Wes Craven Oct 5, 2017 Nightbreed and the Majesty of Monsters Oct 5, 2017 22 Hispanic Horror Movies Oct 3, 2017 Geralds Game: How Women Survive the Men Who Love Them Oct 3, 2017 Netflix Hidden Gem: Carnage Park Sep 21, 2017 Christine Returns in New John Carpenter Directed Music Video Sep 13, 2017 IT Forces Us to Come to Terms With the Horror of Nostalgia Sep 8, 2017 Unlock the Trailer for Insidious: The Last Key Sep 6, 2017 Become Bound to the Trailer for Geralds Game Sep 6, 2017 Nightmothers Unholy Matrimony, September 2017 Sep 6, 2017 In The Vault, Poor Creative Choices Add Up to a Weak Horror Film Sep 5, 2017 Annabelle: Creation is Engaging and Spooky Aug 14, 2017 New on Netflix Instant Streaming: The Transfiguration Explores Black M... Aug 11, 2017 Nightmothers Unholy Matrimony August 2017 Aug 4, 2017 New on Netflix Instant Streaming: The Devils Candy Hits the Swe... Aug 1, 2017 Nightmother Unholy Matrimony, July 2017 Jul 7, 2017 47 Meters Down is the Horror Experience of the Summer Jun 15, 2017 New on Amazon Prime Instant Streaming: They Look Like People Offers He... Jun 10, 2017 Nightmothers Unholy Matrimony, June 2017 Jun 9, 2017 It Comes At Night, Emptyhanded Jun 9, 2017 Seoul Station is Entertaining but Inessential Jun 7, 2017 10 More Horror Shorts to Freak You Out May 17, 2017 Hounds of Love Is Hard To Watch But Impossible To Look A... May 16, 2017 10 Horror Shorts to Make You Afraid of the Dark May 10, 2017 “Horror: Where Metaphysics is Innate” An Interview with A Dark Song Di... Apr 27, 2017 Shyamalans Split and Cycles of Suffering Apr 26, 2017 A Dark Song Sings with Brightly Burning Promise Apr 25, 2017 The Void is Deep, Dark, and Delirious Apr 12, 2017 New on Netflix Instant: The Eyes of My Mother is Hauntingly Poignant H... Apr 7, 2017 The Blackcoat’s Daughter is Effective But Leaves Wanting for More Mar 31, 2017 Personal Shopper is a Thrilling Tour De Force Mar 27, 2017 Roman Polanskis Apartment Trilogy The Claustrophobic Arc... Mar 14, 2017 Bette vs. Joan: What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? Mar 9, 2017 Get Out: I Am The White Monster Feb 27, 2017 Get Out Gets Into the Frightening Reality of the Black Experience Feb 25, 2017 A Cure For Wellness Pursues Radically Influenced Filmmaking Feb 16, 2017  The Controversies of Straw Dogs 30 Years Later Dec 29, 2016 The Best Horror of 2016 Dec 28, 2016 Hysteria Heartbreak: The Devil Dec 16, 2016 Hysteria Heartbreak: Possession Will Still Leave You Shaken Dec 13, 2016 Another 7 Chilling Real Life Stories That Should Be Horror Movies Oct 28, 2016 A Horrortown Deconstruction: An Interview With Rodney Ascher, Director... Oct 28, 2016 A Horrortown Humorist: An Interview with Jason Krawczyk, Director of H... Oct 27, 2016 Horrortowns Haunted House Experts: Bobby Roe Zack Andrew... Oct 26, 2016 5 Board Games That Should Be Horror Movies Oct 26, 2016 10 More Nightmare YouTube Videos Scarier Than Horror Films Oct 25, 2016 Ouija: Origin of Evil is a Hell of a Parlor Trick Oct 21, 2016 20 Horror Movies from 20 Countries Oct 14, 2016 A Nightmare on Elm Street: Freddy Kruegers Best Kills Oct 11, 2016 Under The Shadow: Wrapped Up in Layers of Fear Oct 10, 2016 Blue Velvet 30th Anniversary Retrospective Sep 19, 2016 Blair Witch is a Worthy Examination of Folklore’s Evolution Sep 16, 2016 The 11 Scariest Women in Film and Television Aug 26, 2016 Don’t Breathe is a Crowd-Pleasing Societal Nightmare Aug 25, 2016 30 Years Later, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 Hasnt Lost a Bit ... Aug 22, 2016 Ten Years Ago, The Descent Turned American Horror Inside Out Aug 4, 2016 Train To Busan is a Delightfully Pessimistic Ride Jul 26, 2016 The Purge: Election Year Delivers On a Twice-Broken Promise Jul 1, 2016 It’s All For You: The Omen Turns 40 Jun 6, 2016 Holidays Weighs Dated Feminine Expectations Traditions Apr 26, 2016 The Invitation is Horror Through Emotional Vulnerability Apr 13, 2016 Hush is Brutal and Nuanced Apr 12, 2016 Slither Turns Ten: Is It the Perfect 2000s Horror? Mar 31, 2016 Emelie Is Chilling In Its Commitment Mar 14, 2016 The Witch is Sublime Horror Feb 22, 2016 Bone Tomahawk is the Years Best Romantic Horror/Western Dec 11, 2015 Goodnight Mommy Pairs Two Kinds of Horror Dec 4, 2015 7 More Chilling Real Life Stories That Should Be Horror Films Oct 30, 2015 A Horrortown Historian: Ted Geoghegan On We Are Still Here Oct 29, 2015 A Look at Lynchian Horror Oct 28, 2015 Horrortown Down Under: Kiah Roache-Turner Talks Wyrmwood and the Horro... Oct 22, 2015 The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Its Progeny Oct 20, 2015 Horrortowns Last Great Magic Trick With Adam Robitel Oct 15, 2015 Criterion Discovery Lists Streaming Suggestions Podcasts Criterion Discovery: Desert Hearts

by Nathanael Hood | Dec 23, 2017 | Criterion Discovery | 0 |

Background: An important yet overlooked milestone in lesbian cinema, Donna Deitch’s Desert Hearts...

Criterion Discovery: The Lure

by Nathanael Hood | Dec 13, 2017 | Criterion Discovery | 0 |

Criterion Discovery: Sid and Nancy

by Nathanael Hood | Sep 29, 2017 | Criterion Discovery | 0 |

Criterion Discovery Certain Women

by Nathanael Hood | Sep 28, 2017 | Criterion Discovery | 0 |

Criterion Discovery: The Killing

by Christopher Aguiar | Sep 13, 2017 | Criterion Discovery | 0 |

The Top 10 Star Wars Video Games

by Richard Newby | Dec 12, 2017 | Lists | 0 |

*Originally published December 16, 2016. With the Star Wars Universe cinematically expanding...

Best Episodes of Justice League Justice League Unlimited

by Diego Crespo | Nov 16, 2017 | Lists | 0

12 Directors Who Should Come Back to Horror

by Staff | Oct 31, 2017 | Features, Lists | 0 |

Hispanic Directors You Should Be Watching

by Christopher Aguiar | Oct 10, 2017 | Lists | 0

Ranking Stephen Kings Film Adaptations

by Staff | Sep 29, 2017 | Lists | 3 |

Now Available on Amazon Prime: Silence, the Problem of Pain, the Challenge of Cinema as Religious Text

by D. Shreve | Dec 10, 2017 | Reviews, Streaming Suggestions | 0 |

Originally published on January 16, 2017. Silence is now available for streaming for Amazon Prime...

Now Available on Netflix Instant Streaming: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 Is A Heartfelt Embrace of the Weird

by Jack Godwin | Dec 10, 2017 | Reviews, Streaming Suggestions | 0 |

New on Amazon Prime: The Big Sick is Exactly What We Need

by Becky Belzile | Dec 1, 2017 | Reviews, Streaming Suggestions | 0 |

New on Amazon Prime: Fences is a Performance Powerhouse With Questionable Follow-Through

by Richard Newby | Dec 1, 2017 | Reviews, Streaming Suggestions | 0 |

Amazon Prime Hidden Gems: Alps

by Chris Celletti | Nov 7, 2017 | Amazon Prime Hidden Gems, Streaming Suggestions | 0

The Cinema Joes Podcast Talks Blade Runners and Belated Sequels (ft. Sean Fallon)

by Sean W. Fallon | Oct 24, 2017 | Podcasts | 0 |

Our own Sean Fallon guested on episode 10 of The Cinema Joes Podcast. Cinema Joes is a show where...

InSession Film Podcast Talks IT (Feat. Richard Newby)

by Richard Newby | Sep 13, 2017 | Podcasts | 0 |

Richard Newby Talks War for the Planet of the Apes with Pop Culture Case Study!

by Richard Newby | Jul 18, 2017 | Podcasts | 0 |

Lost in Translation with Pop Culture Case Study!

by D. Shreve | Jul 7, 2017 | Podcasts | 0

Podcast of the Week: Scriptnotes and Everythings Coming Up Simpsons

by Sean W. Fallon | May 8, 2017 | Podcasts | 0

Ranking the Films of Steven Spielberg

by Staff | Dec 18, 2017 | 2 |

Originally published 12/18/2016 What do you do to celebrate the 70th birthday of a director who...

The Shape of Water: An American Fairy Tale

by Nathanael Hood | Dec 18, 2017 | 0 |

We don’t have magic in America. The first European settlers made sure of that. It was the dawn of...

Mental Health and 2017 Television

by Sean W. Fallon | Dec 14, 2017 | 0 |

Early in 2017, after years of knowing something wasn’t right with me, I found myself sat in a...

Annihilation Aims to Create Something New in Second Trailer

by Richard Newby | Dec 13, 2017 | 0 |

Heres the second trailer for Alex Garlands Annihilation. This latest trailer is more...

5 Best Additions Star Wars Comics Have Made to the Canon

by Richard Newby | Dec 13, 2017 | 0 |

Originally published on May 4, 2016. We’ve all experienced the overwhelming joy of The Force...

Why You Should Be Watching Star Wars Rebels

by Sean W. Fallon | Dec 12, 2017 | 0

Star Wars Rebels is a sequel to The Clone Wars, a show I’ve raved about previously. Next year will...

75th Golden Globe Nominees Announced

by Richard Newby | Dec 11, 2017 | 0 |

This morning, Kristen Bell, Garrett Hedlund, Sharon Stone, and Alfre Woodard announced the 2018...

The Original Star Wars Trilogy Its Hopeful Hero

by Christina Tucker | Dec 11, 2017 | 0

Originally published on March 23, 2017. Throughout the month of March, Audiences Everywhere will...

I, Tonya is Fourth Wall-Breaking, Genre-Defying Fun

by Samantha Sanders | Dec 11, 2017 | 0 |

Overview: From “redneck” childhood to Olympic near-glory and then on to infamy, this is the story...

The Disaster Artist Offers Studio Comedy Caricature

by Sean K. Cureton | Dec 11, 2017 | 0 |

Overview: The true story behind the making of The Room and the bizarre friendship held between its...

Spider-Man Gets Animated in Teaser for Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse

by Richard Newby | Dec 9, 2017 | 0 |

2017 successfully brought Spider-Man into the MCU, and now Sony is branching out with an animated...

Robert Rodriguez Returns with first trailer for Alita: Battle Angel

by Richard Newby | Dec 8, 2017 | 0 |

After almost 20 years of James Cameron trying to make this film happen, heres the first...

Life Once Again Finds A Way in Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom Trailer

by Richard Newby | Dec 7, 2017 | 0 |

Heres the first trailer for J.A. Bayonas fifth installment of the Jurassic...

One Mississippi and Tig Notaros Non-Performative Honesty

by Becky Belzile | Dec 7, 2017 | 0 |

When most of us want to hide in the dark corners to deal with our mental health privately, it...

Darkest Hour is a Case for Conviction

by Chris Celletti | Dec 6, 2017 | 0 |

Overview: Winston Churchill takes over as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom at a crucial point...

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