Folk horror gets a modern canon with these five bloody good entries
The past four years have seen a fresh infusion of folk horror coming into movies combining classic fable storytelling with modern day conditions.
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The past four years have seen a fresh infusion of folk horror coming into movies combining classic fable storytelling with modern day conditions.
Short on time and low on scares? These short horrors will leave you with just as many chills as the longest novel! Get ready for a frighteningly great time.
A slightly seasonal edition of the most eclectic regular record reviews in the universe. By Thomas H Green.
OPENING American Sicario (R) This gangster film stars Philippe A. Haddad as a Mexican gangster whose rise to power makes enemies both outside and within his crime family. Also with Danny Trejo, Maya Stojan, Maurice Compte, Johnny Rey Diaz, Jaylen Moore, Margo Quinn, and Dionysio Basco. (Opens Friday in Dallas)
OPENING Akhanda (NR) This Indian fantasy-adventure film stars Nandamuri Balakrishna, Pragya Jaiswal, Jagapathi Babu, Srikanth, Shamna Kasim, and P. Sai Kumar. (Opens Friday) Benedetta (NR) There are male directors whom I’d trust to make a responsible film about lesbians. The guy who made Basic Instinct isn’t