The Evil That Men Do (Thompson, 1984)

For Not Coming to a Theater Near You‘s badass “BRONSON!” retrospective, I’ve reviewed The Evil That Men Do, a truly savage film.

Event Horizon (Anderson, 1997)

Not Coming‘s most excellent series “31 Days of Horror” came to a close a few days back with my essay on Paul W. S. Anderson’s insane genre mashup Event Horizon.

Quatermass and the Pit (Baker, 1967)

Also, an earlier piece I wrote for “31 Days of Horror” on Roy Ward Baker’s insane Quatermass and the Pit.

Ginger Snaps (Fawcett, 2000)

Werewolves. Horny teens. Ginger Snaps. Here’s my review for Not Coming to a Theater Near You‘s “31 Days of Horror.”

28 Weeks Later (Fresnadillo, 2007)

Not Coming to a Theater Near You‘s “31 Days of Horror: VIII” is in full swing and I contributed a piece on Juan Carlos Fresnadillo’s superb 28 Weeks Later.

Le Départ (Skolimowski, 1967)

The eyes of purposeless youth. More Skolimowski madness and subversion at Not Coming… This time, he envisions The French New Wave on speed. Review.

Essential Killing (Skolimowski, 2011)

Jerzy Skolimowski returns to filmmaking. I welcome him home at Not Coming to a Theater Near You. Review.

American Pop (Bakshi, 1981)

I contributed an essay on the hyper-realized animated film American Pop for the Ralph Bakshi series currently running at Not Coming To a Theater Near You. Bakshi’s disjointed treatment of history, extreme color schemes, and non-linear editing is right up my alley, so the film was a perfect introduction to his work. Look for the excellent series of essays to continue into next week.