The term ‘pareidolia’ was first used in articles by German psychiatrist Karl Ludwig Kahlbaum in 1866. It’s an umbrella term used to…
Author: Kevin Clark
Kevin Clark
Kevin became a film addict as a teenager and hasn't looked back since. When not voraciously reading film analysis and searching for that next great film, he enjoys hiking and listening to surf music. If he had a time machine, he'd have the greatest lunch conversation ever with Katharine Hepburn and Tallulah Bankhead. You can also find Kevin writing comic/graphic novel reviews over at The Comic Book Dispatch.
“The Pale Blue Eye” (directed and written by Scott Cooper) drips with atmosphere. Set during the winter of 1830, the landscape…
So many films have involved relationships between older men and young women, and most of them have either been overly…
Has the world got you down? Tired of an endless blitzkrieg of depressing news stories and apocalyptic scenarios blaring over…
Roberta Findlay, who had primarily worked in the adult film industry as a director from the ’70s to the early…
If you think watching performance art is as fun as washing your shoelaces, then “Flux Gourmet” is going to be…
In a decade where slasher films were as common as legwarmers and Members Only jackets, 1982’s “The Slumber Party Massacre”…
“Three Thousand Years of Longing” (directed by George Miller, his first work since the incredible “Mad Max: Fury Road”) is…
“Prey,” the newest “Predator” prequel, directed by Dan Trachtenberg (who also directed 2016’s “10 Cloverfield Lane”), jettisons the pomp and…
“The Black Phone” (directed by Scott Derrickson and based on a short story by Joe Hill), though advertised as a…