'Once Bitten': How an '80s Sex Comedy Reinvented the Vampire

Jim Carrey and Lauren Hutton tired to inject some fun into a genre dominated by AIDS in the '80s

Popcorn Disabilities: The Unknown and Lon Chaney's Armless Lust

Lon Chaney's armless Alonzo shows the limits of love.

Scream 2 and Hollywood True Crime

The first Stab movie showed us the continuing divide between the real and the fabricated in true crime.

Song Sung Blue Review: Treacly Neil Diamond Musical Formulaic in the Worst Ways

A poverty porn heavy script leaves stars Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson indulging in a lot of overacting.

Popcorn Disabilities: The Hand That Rocks the Cradle and Disabled Characters of Color

Does Disney's new remake give him a better story?

Monstrous Mothers: Witch Womb is Which?

Mothers in genre fare tend to fall into the same traps, time and again.

Jared Leto Ain't a Movie Star, But Is Anyone?

The death of the movie star pipeline

TRON's Legacy of Music: Then and Now

Did Tron Ares deserve the soundtrack it has?

Mary Bronstein Answers the Question: Is If I Had Legs I'd Kick You a Disabled Story?

"It's 2025...It's time for everybody to stop telling other people's stories," she says.

Popcorn Disabilities: Outer Blindness, Inner Goodness, and Wait Until Dark

The movie that proved there's no being mean to Audrey Hepburn

After the Hunt Review: Julia Roberts Tries to Save This Muddy #MeToo Drama

A script about assault allegations that says, "But what if they're crazy?"

Black Phone 2 Review: This Horror Sequel Skates on Very Thin Ice

Scott Derrickson's follow-up to his 2021 feature is a "Nightmare" rip-off