Andy Crump

Boston culture journalist Andy Crump covers movies, beer, music, fatherhood, and way too many other subjects for way too many outlets, perhaps even yours: Paste Magazine, Inverse, The New York Times, Hop Culture, Polygon, and Men’s Health, plus more. He is composed of roughly 65 percent craft beer. He currently needs a haircut.
‘How To Make a Killing’ Review: Glenn Powell Makes Another Run at Bona Fide Stardom
Powell remains a man out of time, an actor in a studio system unable to make superstars.
A Final Farewell to Udo Kier
Kier made eccentricity enchanting and generated empathy in indignance.
‘Bugonia’ Has Nothing on the Gonzo South Korean New Wave Film It Adapts
'Save the Green Planet!' is, like so much Korean cinema, nigh-indefinable.
’28 Years Later: The Bone Temple’ Is a Very Early Contender for Most Gruesome Film of 2026
The past is gone. All we can do is accept the future.
‘Daybreakers’ Is a Prophetic Piece of Gory Political Commentary — So Why Did Hollywood Do the Brothers Spierig So Dirty?
If you'd like to hear something pretty, 'Daybreakers' isn't your cup of chicken soup for the soul.
Saluting General, the Feline Hero of Horror Cult Classic ‘Cat’s Eye’
Save Drew Barrymore at all costs!
5 Gems From IFFBoston ’25
For viewers who didn't make the trip out west to Sundance, IFFBoston is their moment of discovery.
“Losing Ground,” Gaining A Treasure With Kathleen Collins
The groundbreaking film from 1982 is available now via Kino Lorber.
Dr. Seuss Unchained: Behold ‘The 5000 Fingers of Dr. T’
Sometimes, it takes a squirrelly Border Collie to save the day.
Heist Guide: Shudder
Put simply, Shudder is the gold standard of horror cinema curation in the streaming age.









