On Episode No. 121 of Fear and Loathing in Cinema, America’s favorite caffeine-fueled cinephiles do what any responsible adults would: they metaphorically strap themselves to
There are worse ways to spend two hours; but most of them involve jury duty, amateur dental surgery, or watching this film again. In the
Ultimately, Sneaky Links isn’t offensive, or even shocking. It’s just… empty. The sort of show that reminds us how profoundly uninterested we’ve become in connection,
On Episode No. 120 of Fear and Loathing in Cinema, your favorite trio of podcast botanists; Bryan, Preston, and the valiantly returning Chelsea; strap themselves
Will there be more Mission: Impossible movies? Of course. No self-destructing tape has ever actually self-destructed in Hollywood. But whether Cruise will remain its beating
That Nonnas is unlikely to sweep award season is beside the point. Its triumph lies in its soul. Like the best home-cooked meals, it sneaks
On Episode No. 119 of Fear and Loathing in Cinema, the podcast’s resident cinephilic trio; Bryan, Dan, and Preston; unearth a forgotten curio from the
In the 169th episode of My Bloody Podcast; a long-running and lovingly deranged audio series devoted to the twin pleasures of horror and action cinema;
In Episode No. 118 of Fear and Loathing in Cinema, our intrepid trio of cinephile hosts; ever curious, perpetually skeptical; trade the hum of the
The Four Seasons may not trend on social media or spark a hundred thinkpieces overnight, but its quiet brilliance lies in its refusal to chase
To be fair, younger viewers; particularly those new to the genre; may find something to enjoy in its slick pacing and mild scares. But for
Since its release in 1986, Trick or Treat has quietly; if not thunderously, held its ground in the cultural margins, where horror meets heavy metal
In an age when food media often prizes spectacle over substance, Chef’s Table: Legends is a rare and nourishing feast. It reminds us that behind
In a year already brimming with horror films vying for attention, Sinners stands apart; not just as an exceptional work of its genre, but as
In the latest episode of My Bloody Podcast (Episode #168); a wry, incisive weekly devoted to the ever-burgeoning world of horror cinema; hosts Bryan and
In the latest episode of Fear and Loathing in Cinema (No. 117), the podcast’s resident connoisseurs of the absurd; Bryan, Preston, and Dan, turn their
By the time Havoc limps to its joyless, bullet-infused conclusion, it becomes clear that something curious; if not outright tragic; has happened to Gareth Evans.
Kill Tony is not just a stage; it’s a crucible. It finds voices others miss. It gives a mic to the overlooked. It celebrates the
In an age of endless cinematic universes and fatigue-inducing franchises, Bullet Train Explosion is a surprising anomaly: a film that believes not only in tension
A24’s 4K release of Babygirl supports the film with style: the transfer is rich in color and texture, bringing out both the sterile minimalism of
Telling the story of Hungarian-Jewish architect László Tóth in the wake of the Holocaust, The Brutalist reflects on the postwar experience not through spectacle, but
Few films in recent memory capture the volatility of love, money, and identity with the unflinching tenderness of Anora, Sean Baker’s incandescent latest. Already hailed
In the latest installment of Fear and Loathing in Cinema (Episode No. 116), our intrepid trio of cinephile raconteurs; Bryan, Dan, and Preston slip behind
Angus Young and Brian Johnson, the last two standing titans of AC/DC, did what they’ve always done best: they played as if the genre’s survival
As always, Fear and Loathing delivers more than a critique; it offers a kind of performative exorcism, where films are not merely analyzed but lovingly
In the latest installment of My Bloody Podcast; a weekly congregation of cinephilic camaraderie and horror-soaked wit; hosts Bryan Kluger and Preston Barta turn their
Whether you are a longtime admirer of genre cinema or a curious newcomer drawn by whispers of the grotesque, Deranged in 4K, in this revelatory
Companion may be about the things we carry, our fears, our delusions, our ridiculous self-conceptions, but this disc? This one’s worth holding onto.
In the most recent installment of My Bloody Podcast, that delightfully macabre auditory salon where horror meets hindsight; hosts Bryan Kluger, Preston Barta, and Wade
In the latest episode of Fear and Loathing in Cinema (Episode #114), the podcast’s ever-incisive crew sets their sights on Trap, the latest offering from
