Matthew Jackson
‘Sacramento’ Review: Just Weird Enough to Satisfy
Michaels Cera and Angarano star in a dramedy of self discovery that's just quirky enough to be unique.
The Pitt Just Delivered a Masterclass in How To Do Serialized TV
Television is at its best when it's allowed to, well … be television.
How an FMV Puzzle Game From 1993 Made Me a Horror Fan
Those pixels are burned into my brain.
‘Freaky Tales’ Review: A Scrappy Spirit Masks Narrative Misfires
Everyone involved is clearly having a blast — but for a movie called 'Freaky Tales,' the film spends a surprising amount of time free of freaky things.
‘Friday the 13th’ Tried a Jason Copycat Movie 40 Years Ago. It Didn’t Go Well.
Don't worry: 'A New Beginning' is not Good, Actually. It is, however, worth a second look.
A Game Kelly Marie Tran Keeps ‘Control Freak’ From Spiraling
Oh yeah, this movie's also got ants.
The Delightful ‘Heart Eyes’ is a Wicked Fun Blend of Slasher and Rom-com
Funny, scary, and packed with beautifully orchestrated moments of romance, 'Heart Eyes' is the must-see film of Valentine's Day this year, whether you're usually into horror movies or not.
‘Companion’ Is a Raucous Horror-Comedy About Control Gone Wrong
This is Sophie Thatcher's show, and it's clear she's ready for the moment.
‘Presence’ Is a Haunting Formalist Stunner From Steven Soderbergh
'Presence' is the first great horror film of 2025.
