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Directed by Neil Marshall (“Game of Thrones,” “Hell Boy”), “The Descent” is often lauded as one of the best horror films of the last 20 years. It deserves that reputation.

Between the marketing strategy and October release date for A24’s latest, “Lamb,” it would be natural to assume that this is a horror film meant to take advantage of the spooky season. What a disappointment, then, that “Lamb” turns out to be a bait and switch.

Between the marketing strategy and October release date for A24’s latest, “Lamb,” it would be natural to assume that this is a horror film meant to take advantage of the spooky season. What a disappointment, then, that “Lamb” turns out to be a bait and switch.

Directed by Neil Marshall (“Game of Thrones,” “Hell Boy”), “The Descent” is often lauded as one of the best horror films of the last 20 years. It deserves that reputation.

Directed by Neil Marshall (“Game of Thrones,” “Hell Boy”), “The Descent” is often lauded as one of the best horror films of the last 20 years. It deserves that reputation.

Oscar Isaac stars in "The Card Counter," Natalie Morales and Mark Duplass take some "Language Lessons," and Broadway has "Come From Away."

1992 film Candyman made 25.8million dollars at the box office - but where is the cast of the horror hit now?From divorces to authors to pet llam

Terminator 2’s Famous Kitchen Scene Was More Complicated Than You Thought Share Terminator 2: Judgment Day shot its way into theatres in July of 1991 and cinema was never the same. The James Cameron film certainly had plenty to garner its R-rating but one scene in particular certainly drove home the, well, point. I don’t know about you but along with the usual summer thoughts of the beach, BBQs, and fireworks comes Terminator 2. To celebrate its (oh god) 30th anniversary, an oral history o...

Exclusive Interview: Clancy Brown Talks THE MORTUARY COLLECTION and Possible Return to THE MANDALORIAN In an exclusive interview, Drew Tinnin talks to Clancy Brown about THE MORTUARY COLLECTION and more! By Drew Tinnin Has Clancy Brown really ever been in anything you didn’t like? From his most memorable performances in Highlander, Shawshank, and Starship Troopers, Brown has also amassed an incredible resumé as a voice actor ...

aka: Promising Young Capitalist. DEADLY DREAMS (Kristine Peterson, 1988) Editors Note: Wild Women with Steak Knives is a new column from author profiling a woman-directed horror film thats been largely overlooked or forgotten. It’s Christmas Eve, and wholesome little white bread Alex Torme glows as the family prepares for the festivities to begin. All except his father, that is, who is busy screaming down the phone at the wife of a man whom he recently fired – yes, on ...