Borrowing elements from “Beetlejuice,” “Heathers,” “Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night 2,” as well as young adult novels like Diane Hoh’s “The Accident” and R.L. Stine’s
Author: julienhoule
I've been a lifelong over-indulger of pop culture, from movies to music to television to books, so I figured I'd start writing about it if only to stay literate.
Aliens (1986)
Easily one of the best genre movies ever made, James Cameron’s “Aliens” is the rare sequel that manages to expand all the elements that made
Alien (1979)
“Alien” has been a bona-fide classic for such a long time that it’s sometimes easy to forget how incredibly well-done it is. From the workaday
Nightmares in Red, White and Blue: The Evolution of the American Horror Film (2009)
A sincere and thoughtful exploration of the history of American horror cinema and its continuous evolution, this documentary makes a strong case for the serious
20th Century Women (2016)
“20th Century Women” is the type of movie that has become increasingly rare: A thoughtful, deliberately paced, and intelligent coming-of-age story without any cliches or
Antibirth (2016)
It’s a shame that the marketing for this visually arresting horror film focused on the freakshow aspect of its storyline, as it suggests an empty,
