Slap Shot (1977)
Our Universally Loved column salutes Slap Shot (1977) — Paul Newman at his doggedly handsome best in George Roy Hill’s raunchy hockey classic. Read the full appreciation!
Our Universally Loved column salutes Slap Shot (1977) — Paul Newman at his doggedly handsome best in George Roy Hill’s raunchy hockey classic. Read the full appreciation!
Our Universally Loved column examines Glass (2019), Shyamalan’s trilogy closer that plays with the power of belief — a theme with roots in Unbreakable. Read the full review!
This week the Crypt takes on Come Play (2020), from writer-director Jacob Chase — a PG-13 creature feature. Read the full review!
Our Universally Loved column defends Sgt. Bilko (1996) — Steve Martin’s big-screen take on the classic TV schemer that underwhelmed at the box office. Read the full review!
This week the Crypt reviews Violation, the Shudder original from Madeleine Sims-Fewer and Dusty Mancinelli. Read the full review!
This week the Crypt looks at Koko-di Koko-da, the Sundance-selected Shudder exclusive from Johannes Nyholm. Read the full review!
Our Universally Loved column visits Ma and Pa Kettle Go to Town (1950) — the Kettle films helped a struggling Universal pivot from horror to heartland comedy. Read the full appreciation!
Our Universally Loved column celebrates Tremors (1990) — Graboids, Burt Gummer, and small-town heroics in a monster movie done right. From a lifelong Jaws devotee, that’s high praise! Read the review!
This week the Crypt reviews Lucky, the Shudder original from Natasha Kermani and Brea Grant (The Stylist) — a surreal slasher spin. Read the full review!
Our Universally Loved column reviews Freaky (2020), the body-swap slasher that spins a decades-old formula into horror-comedy gold. Read the full review!