Month: May 2020

I grew up in the heyday of the beefcake action genre and I’m not going to lie – I loved it. Throughout the 1980’s to the mid 1990’s names like Schwarzenegger, Stallone, Norris, Van Damme, and Seagal had a constant presence in movie houses across the country. Granted, when looked at through a more discerning […]… Continue reading RETRO REVIEW: “Predator” (1987) — Keith & the Movies

Imagine a movie that opens with Kevin Bacon standing on a ledge and peeing into a vast Nevada canyon. Inspiring, right? Yet it’s an opening that strangely fits “Tremors”, a goofy creature-feature comedy that barely made a dent in the box office back in 1990, but went on to earn a pretty big cult following […]… Continue reading RETRO REVIEW: “Tremors” (1990) — Keith & the Movies

Imagine pitching this idea to studio heads – two air-headed slackers use a time-hopping telephone booth to gather great historical figures for their end-of-the-year history project. I wouldn’t call that the easiest sell. But what originated as a college stand-up routine ended up turning a nice profit, spawned a sequel, an animated TV series, even […]… Continue reading RETRO REVIEW: “Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure” (1989) — Keith & the Movies

I’m not going to spend much time on this and will do a proper First Glance once we get the final trailer. But let me just say this is how you first tease your movie! Venom, Carnage, that ominous music, the blood red Symbiote. Enjoy! First Glance (kinda): “Venom…2”? — Keith & the Movies

In 2019 French-African director Mati Diop had the distinguished (and overdue) honor of being the first black woman to compete for the main prize at the Cannes Film Festival. Impressively, her first feature film “Atlantics” finished in second place behind Bong Joon Ho’s exceptional “Parasite”. That’s quite the debut. “Atlantics” is a genre defying drama […]… Continue reading REVIEW: “Atlantics” (2019) — Keith & the Movies

“Does any daughter really know her father?” It’s a strange question at the heart of the new feature “Inheritance”, a movie that starts out as a murky family drama of the rich and famous before quickly turning into a twisted sins-of-the-father thriller. It instantly sucks you in and it’s a fun enough ride all the […]… Continue reading REVIEW: “Inheritance” (2020) — Keith & the Movies

Scare Package will premiere on Shudder in the U.S., Canada and the UK on June 18th. 7 DIRECTORS. 7 TALES OF TERROR. 0 WORKING CELL PHONES. SCARE PACKAGE brings together some of the brightest rising stars in horror filmmaking, including Emily Hagins, Chris McInroy, Anthony Cousins, Hillary & Courtney Andujar and Aaron B. Koontz. Award… Continue reading Gore-Filled Scare Package Headed To Shudder — INDIE HORROR REVIEW

Here’s a cool new development, via Deadline: “HBO Max is in the early development stage of a feature adaptation for the Throttle novella, which was co-written by Stephen King and his son Joe Hill, who is the NYT bestselling author of The Fireman and Strange Weather. Leigh Dana Jackson, a co-executive producer on the Netflix… Continue reading Stephen King and Joe Hill’s Throttle Headed To HBO Max — INDIE HORROR REVIEW

Director: Jong-ho Huh | Writer: Jeong-uk Byeon, Heo-dam and Jong-ho Huh | Released: September 12, 2018 | Run Time: 1h 45min Monstrum is a South Korean creature feature that ticks all the boxes. It’s one of the best movies I’ve seen in a while. It has a great backstory, tons of character depth, a great […]… Continue reading [Review] Creature Feature Chaos: Jong-ho Huh’s Monstrum — INDIE HORROR REVIEW