‘Jigsaw’ fails to put it together
The arc of ‘Alien: Covenant’
‘Get Out’ outstanding
‘Incarnate’ inane, inconsistent
A conversation with Tony Todd
Actor Tony Todd has enjoyed a long and varied career in film, television and theatre work. From horror to comedy to drama to sci-fi, he works in multiple genres and is careful not to become (in his words) 'pigeon-holed' or stereotyped by any one of them.
'The Disappointments Room' accurately titled
Dull, derivative horror movie fails on every possible level
2016 has been a strong year for the horror genre. While many of the blockbuster releases have fallen short of expectations, studios have seen a fair degree of success both critically and commercially with smaller-scale horror movies. There have been a lot of good ones.
Jumping at shadows - 'Lights Out'
Smart horror film offers story and scares in equal measure
Perhaps no film genre is quite as hit or miss as horror movies. The nature of horror is such that it allows for a wide range of levels of execution. That is, you can drop a big budget on a horror movie, but you can also make one for a relative pittance. However, the resulting quality is wildly variant; in short, there are a lot of mediocre and flat-out bad horror flicks made every year.
Clichd creepiness The Darkness'
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