Parisian Alexandre Aja is one of the more dependable horror directors out there, bursting out of with the exemplary Haute Tension and the surprisingly adroit remake of The Hills Have Eyes. When it comes to creating tension, he definitely didn’t have to “Crawl” before he could walk. This one’s a surprisingly character-driven effort however, absentContinue reading “Crawl”
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Man’s Best Friend
The animal attack film is the most enduring horror sub-genre, as straight-ahead slashers fall in and out of fancy. Man’s Best Friend is an overlooked 90s entry, in a time when even natural horrors looked like they were losing steam. Put out by New Line Cinema, “the house that Freddy built,” this one is aContinue reading “Man’s Best Friend”
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