Todd Gilchrist

Fantasia Review: ANYTHING THAT MOVES Goes Both Ways

Alex Phillips' new film is a giallo-flavored erotic thriller that honors its predecessors while carving out its own space.

Strange goings on at a sinister retirement facility don’t add up to much in James DeMonaco’s new thriller.

But was the Fisherman's return to Southport worth the wait?

From REBIRTH to JP III, where do your top picks (and least favorites) land on the list?

Gareth Edwards' scaled-down approach resets the franchise and delivers its leanest, meanest entry in years.

Destry Allyn Spielberg's apocalyptic debut presents the end of the world through the eyes of those it impacts most: children.

Danny Boyle and Alex Garland’s return to the rage-infected wasteland was very much worth the wait.

Dan Trachtenberg successfully expands the franchise's horizons, while keeping its mythology on the murky side.

Death Waltz/Mondo must-haves and LINNEA QUIGLEY'S HORROR WORKOUT now on Blu-ray.

From DELIRIA to NEXT OF KIN, some top picks for your vinyl collection.