Zach Cregger's Resident Evil May Be the Best Horror Movie of 2026
Zach Cregger's Resident Evil is a freight-train horror comedy with a relatable protagonist, tight 95-minute runtime, and zero fat. Alain Loubeau says it's the best horror film of 2026…and it just may be.
Undertone (2026): Great Concept, Underwhelming Execution
Undertone made $22 million on a $500,000 budget. The sound design is genuinely impressive and the demon mythology is fascinating. But a slow burn only works if there's a great payoff at the end. Full spoiler review.
The Aliens Have No Clothes: A Review of Spielberg's Disclosure Day
Spielberg returns to sci-fi with Disclosure Day — a film that asks all the right questions about alien disclosure and humanity's response, then refuses to answer a single one of them.
Together: My Favorite Horror Film Of 2025
Together is the most original horror film of 2025. Dave Franco and Alison Brie deliver in a body horror film that's genuinely funny, genuinely disturbing, and genuinely unforgettable. No spoilers.
Anaconda (2025) | Touching to a Point
Michael Field from the Forgotten Cinema podcast reviews the 2025 Anaconda reboot starring Jack Black and Paul Rudd, exploring its meta-storytelling, indie filmmaking themes, and surprising emotional heart.
1408 | Catharsis in a Room
Is 1408 just a ghost story, or a metaphor for grief? We revisit the John Cusack psychological thriller that explores what happens when a room wants to unmake its occupant. Featuring the Forgotten Cinema podcast.
Why 'Halloween Ends' is a Secretly Brilliant - and Misunderstood Film
From the very beginning I asked myself "why do people genuinely hate this movie?" It's special kind of hate akin to being offended. Is it because the lack of Michael's screen time? The kills are just not that memorable? Laurie has no arc?