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Reviews & Commentary by Adam Groves
SLAXX
The one and only killer pants movie
ESME, MY LOVE
A powerful two-character indie that combines superbly rendered imagery with innovative sound design
THE TIMEKEEPERS OF ETERNITY
A reworking of the mid-nineties TV miniseries THE LANGOLIERS that transforms it into an unnerving depiction of otherworldly insanity
THE BOOGEY MAN
One of the few movies by the late German auteur Ulli Lommel that’s of any worth, and it’s not even that good
LIMBO (2021)
An above-average example of the new Hong Kong filmmaking aesthetic
EXPLORING DARK FICTION #1: A PRIMER TO STEVE RASNIC TEM
This is the first in a series of “Exploring Dark Fiction” primers edited by Eric J. Guignard
THAT WHICH GROWS WILD
This is the debut anthology of Eric J. Guignard, a prolific editor and author, and it’s a beauty
KEEF
The second entry in the RKS Library Editions series of “lost and forgotten masterpieces of drug literature”
NOTHING LASTS FOREVER
A very good novel that seems destined to be known primarily as the basis for the Yuletide classic DIE HARD
I AM BEHIND YOU
A new novel by John Ajvide Lindqvist, Sweden’s current master of all things horrific
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MRS. GOD vs. MRS. GOD
One of the most inexplicable recent items to appear on bookstore shelves was Pegasus Books’ 2012 edition of Peter Straub’s MRS. GOD
(More) Things that Annoy Me About the Horror Sphere
This certainly isn’t the first time I’ve bitched about annoying trends in the horror movie sphere (and nor will it be the last)
Out of Control in Oz: The Novels of Kenneth Cook
Australia’s late Kenneth Cook is one of the world’s great neglected writers.
10 Films That Should Be Cult Classics
The phrase “cult film” has taken on a very definite meaning, referring to movies too offbeat and/or audacious for mainstream audiences.
1987: It Was Quite A Year
According to author Stephen Romano, “There may never again be another time in film history like the end of the eighties–or a year like 1987.”