Filmmaker Jay Baruchel talks the inspirations behind his framing of violence and his fear of the United States as a Canadian.
Browsing: Horror
Jay Baruchel’s ‘Random Acts of Violence’ goes beyond hollow gore and bloodshed, adding fuel to a complex conversation.
HBO’s ‘Lovecraft Country’ is both ambitious and unpredictable in its quest to reclaim value through the horrors of racism.
Yeon Sang-ho’s ‘Peninsula’ is a worthy follow up to “Train to Busan’, delivering a unique level of chaotic, zombie-infested fear.
Jayro Bustamante’s ‘La Llorona’ is a ghastly form of wish fulfillment, the perfect approach for this age-old Latinx folklore.
Directed by Amy Seimetz, ‘She Dies Tomorrow’ depicts fear in a relentlessly bold way. Horror that is impossible to shake off.
Sheila Vand talks her experience working on Dave Franco’s directorial debut, ‘The Rental’, and the film’s unique blend of fear.
Dave Franco’s directorial debut, ‘The Rental’, is a sleek dive into the horrors of the human psyche. Yet, it leaves you craving a bit more.
Joko Anwar’s ‘Impetigore’ balances genuinely disturbing moments with those of visual awe. Strong horror despite losing steam by the end.
Dave Franco walks us through his feature directorial debut, ‘The Rental’. We talk of inspirations and what comes next for him in directing.